Long time ago, in the early eons, before the world was divided into mortal realms, there existed an age when all things were bound by an eternal cycle of harmony and balance. The celestial forces, known as the Oracles, governed the elements of light, darkness, time, and chaos. Among them, the most feared and revered was the Dementor known as
Eternal Shade. Cloaked in shadow, his form was ever-shifting, his wings darker than the void, and his gaze colder than death itself. He was the keeper of lost souls, a being who existed between life and the afterlife, neither alive nor dead, an entity suspended in perpetual twilight.
Eternal Shade had been gifted with a singular purpose: to maintain the balance between the living and the dead. His role was one of solemn duty, not of malice or wrath, for he was the harbinger of transitions - guiding lost souls to their final rest. He was revered, for his touch brought peace to the suffering, and his presence ensured that no soul lingered beyond its time. But with each passing cycle, a growing hunger gnawed at him, a yearning that he could not name. It was not hunger for power, nor for domination, but for something that lay beyond his realm - a longing for
existence itself.

This mysterious wanderer moves through a world alive with whispers of the forest, her vibrant attire contrasting beautifully against the deep greens of the foliage, inviting curiosity and intrigue.
The Oracles had long warned Eternal Shade about the perils of overstepping his bounds. "To desire what you are not meant to possess is to destroy the fabric of balance," they had whispered to him on countless occasions. But the shadows in his heart grew darker with every passing cycle, and the whispers of forbidden knowledge began to echo in his mind. The temptation was not for power, but for freedom - freedom from the prison of his duty, freedom from the endless cycle of life and death.
It was in the blackest hour, when the stars themselves seemed to vanish from the sky, that Eternal Shade found the truth hidden in the depths of the Void. There, in the ancient ruins of a forgotten realm, he uncovered the forbidden relic: the Heart of the Abyss. The Oracles had sealed this artifact away long before time began, for it held the power to undo the cycles of existence itself. It was said that the Heart could rewrite the very laws of the universe, bending creation and destruction to the will of its possessor. It was a power so immense, so corrupting, that even the Oracles feared it.
Eternal Shade's temptation was undeniable. The relic promised an escape from his ceaseless role as the keeper of souls. It offered him the power to end the cycle, to become the master of life and death, to reshape existence into something more fitting to his own desires. He would no longer be a mere warden in the kingdom of the dead, but a sovereign over all things, living and eternal.
And so, in the dead of night, when the Oracles slept beneath their celestial thrones, Eternal Shade made his choice. He took the Heart of the Abyss, and with it, he shattered the laws of balance.
In an instant, the world trembled. The skies darkened, the earth shook, and the realms of life and death became entwined. Mortal beings felt a terrible chill descend upon their souls, and the veil between the living and the dead began to erode. The spirits of the departed began to roam the earth once more, restless and confused, while the living found themselves bound to the shadow of death like never before.

Amidst the downpour, this Dark Wraith stands unyielding, embracing its enigmatic aura, evoking a sense of solitude and strength against the tranquil backdrop of the moonlit night.
The Oracles awoke to the destruction caused by Eternal Shade's betrayal. They felt the rupture in the cosmic balance, the breaking of the sacred cycle. The Heart of the Abyss had granted Eternal Shade unparalleled power, but it had also cast the world into chaos. The forces of life and death could no longer be separated. Time itself began to unravel.
Furious, the Oracles gathered their power to confront Eternal Shade, their voices echoing through the heavens like thunder. "You have forsaken your purpose, Shade," they proclaimed. "In seeking to transcend your station, you have brought ruin upon the world. You are no longer a guardian, but a destroyer. You have broken the sacred bond between life and death. For this, you will be cast into the Void forevermore."
But Eternal Shade, now a being of boundless power, did not tremble. He stood tall, his wings of shadow spreading across the sky like an infinite eclipse. "I am no longer a prisoner to your laws," he declared, his voice cold as winter's breath. "I will reshape existence as I see fit. No longer will I be bound to this eternal cycle of life and death."
In a final act of defiance, Eternal Shade unleashed the full might of the Heart of the Abyss, casting a wave of destruction across the realms. But as he did, the Oracles struck, their divine power breaking through the veil of his dark form. The Heart of the Abyss, pulsing with untamed energy, was torn from his grasp and cast into the depths of the Void, where its power could no longer corrupt the world.
Eternal Shade, weakened and stripped of his newfound power, was cast down by the Oracles. But they did not kill him. Instead, they banished him to the deepest corners of the Void, where he would remain forevermore, a shadow of his former self. His wings, once glorious and terrifying, were reduced to nothing but flickers of darkness, and his once fearsome gaze was now a hollow reflection of his past arrogance. The Oracles sealed him away in an eternal prison, ensuring that he would never again taste the forbidden power that had led him to betrayal.

Lost in the swirling sands of the desert, the Hooded Stalker melds with the shadows, a phantom haunting the edge of daylight and dusk.
Yet, even in his exile, Eternal Shade's heart burned with resentment. He did not regret his actions, for he believed that the world was a broken thing, a prison in need of liberation. The stars above him, which had once shone bright with divine order, were now distant and cold, mocking him from afar. And so, he whispered into the dark, vowing that one day, the cycle would break once more.
The tale of Eternal Shade became a myth, passed down through generations, a warning of the dangers of unchecked ambition and the perilous nature of desire. It is said that his shadow lingers even now, waiting for the moment when the Heart of the Abyss will once again rise, and the balance of the world will tremble at the touch of the Dementor's betrayal.
Thus, the myth endures: a tale of power, of loss, and of the price one pays for seeking to transcend the very laws of existence. For in the end, the greatest betrayal is not the breaking of bonds between gods and mortals, but the breaking of the self, the forsaking of purpose in the name of ambition.