Name meaning: God, supreme ruler.

Age: Depends on usage.
Parents: He is thought to be the son of a godess and a mortal lion.
Siblings: Might make some.
Crush: Open.
Mate:Open.
Cubs: Not until he has a mate!
Personality: He is normally a nice lion, he just sometimes gets very angry and snaps. When he's getting angry his markings sometimes start glowing, and when he goes into a rage, they go blinding white, this is when he's attacking someone. He is proud of his parentage, but sometimes wishes he was normal. He inherited his markings and paranormal strength from the gods.
History: Legend tells that a beautiful goddess fell out with her husband, the king of the gods. She had hand an affair with another God and to humiliate her, sent her down to earth, where she was stranded, in the form of a lioness. Her husband had told her that the only way to get back up was to bare a child on earth, to make her look wild and discusting.
She stayed on earth for weeks, never needing food or any other resources, for she was mortal. She was thinking over her options, and eventually decided that she had no choice but to have a cub with a lion.
She searched for weeks for a pride that would take her in, but because of her threateningly beautiful appearance, she was chased away by the lionesses before she could talk to the king.
One day, while sitting under a tree, given up hope, she spotted an adult male, alone! She got up and walked over to him. He was mesmerised by her looks and he loved her and worshipped her immediately. She had him wrapped round her little finger. She never loved him, she was just using him to get home, but he had no idea of this and loved her more then life it's self.
When eventually the lioness was pregnant, she planned her escape. She would leave when the child was old enough to eat meat. But when teh child was born she was disgusted. She, being foolish, didn't realise that young gods and godesses don't get their markings till they are about 3 months old, so of course teh cub didn't have markings yet.
The father of the cub was overjoyed with his new son, but the mother couldn't believe she had birthed a mortal cub...
She wouldn't feed the cub, and didn't realise that he never got weak, a sign of a god. When the cub was a week old, she left during the night. She couldn't bare to look at it anymore. She went to the mountain of the gods and was lifted into the air and welcomed back into the heavens where her and her husband forgave each other for their wrong doings.
When the lion who fathered her cub awoke to find her gone, he went mad. He had been possessed by her beauty and now she had left him, he had lost his own soul. He ran away, abandoning the cub, and killed himself by throwing himself off the side of the gorge.
The cub was left alone, but being immortal, never felt thirst, never felt hunger and never died. The husband of the goddess watched over the cub, feeling guilt for it's existence. When one day he spotted it's markings and realised it's supreme strength and immortality, he decided to use the cub as a way of producing more Gods. He decided that when the lion became to old to reproduce (as gods age fast on earth) he would be brought to the heavens and reunited with his mother.

Relation to TLK: None.