Basúl

Basúl is one of the Twelve Immortal Gods of the Mount. He is the Beast in the dark, whose face kills just by looking. The counterpoint to the boble Zancoatlatán, Basúl is the assassin in the night, the Man in Black with the face of Death. Basúl forged the æn in the Fires of the Night at the end of the world in order to be his minions. Basúl's greed in demanding Fatimah el-Ayyad, wife of Saon Kastrides, led to the overthrow of the gods by the armies of men and his imprisonment within the fires of night, where he now exists in eternal torment beyond the comprehension of mankind.

Names and Appearance
Basúl is the most common spelling of the God's name, which was originally created in the unwritten language of Gods. It can also be spelled Basoul or Basuul. His name has staying power, and its speech can often alert Basúl himself; therefore, countless names have been created for him. He is frequently referred to as the Beast or the Man in Black. He is also called the Assassin and the S æ nidas. In Qaab, he is often called el-Bazlah or Rahgit. In Xan, he is sometimes called '''Xirida. The Veda know him as Wittan or Begla'''.

Basúl's appearance is a matter of legend and speculation, as the mere sight of his face kills a mortal human. He may leave his body as a bluish-black ooze that can travel along surfaces and transmit his consciousness to others, burrowing into their minds and occupying them or merely hitching a ride.

Biography
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