Concept Art 81: Entropy: Agony

After Entropy lost her memories due to the curse inflicted by Skotadi and Zereg, she returned to her role as the keeper of cycles, watching and restarting universes reaching instability. But the cyclical nature of her work kept reminding her of the loss and suffering that merely existing meant for others and herself. With every death and family separated by a universal restart, she couldn't shake off the feeling she was forgetting something, something important.

Entropy continued to spiral into depression and confusion to the point she started becoming unstable and neglecting her role. Her sisters, Lykt and Skotadi, couldn't bear to see her like that anymore, constantly reminded of their fault in all of this, so they decided to tell her of the son she lost and how he ceased to exist by Zereg's orders. Entropy initially refused to believe the tale her sisters were telling, she wouldn't forget the existence of her only son so easily but as Skotadi and Lykt kept talking, everything started to make sense and at the same time, Entropy slowly fell into madness.

"if existence is suffering, if change means loss, then I'll make all existence cease turning it back to nothingness. No one will experience pain or lose anything or anyone loved again, I'll freeze this moment into eternity and it will be nothing but an eternal dream."

And so Entropy, because of all the guilt and pain she had to experience watching others suffer for her actions, decided she would end everything, the multiverse, and existence itself. You would think this is what Zereg would have hoped to happen but, entropy wouldn't stop at the multiverse, the prime universe and the higher dimensions would crumble too, and Uriin Dod Jivana would become nothing but an undead god trapped in a never-ending nightmare disguised as a sweet dream, as every lifeform in existence will, turning them into what they call "Nox" (night).

That's the Tale of Entropy, and how she became the Grim Reaper of existence Zereg always painted her to be, if only he knew it was his abusive actions and the other absolutes that turned her sister into the end of all, a self-fulfilling prophecy.