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[center][icon]The Big Fag Network[/icon]
[b]Baldur is a part of The Big Fag Network![/b][/center]
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How Baldur Abaddon became the God of male lust, virility, and pleasure is tied deeply to his very birth. He has no mother, only a father, born from his utter hatred and loneliness. The story isn't a complex one: Once there was a bottomless pit in the underworld called Abaddon where the Lord God, from which life itself originated, banished the souls who personally and deeply offended him. The Lord God was a rather mean spirited deity so the whole quickly filled up with countless beings. Human, gods, and other assorted life forms that inhabited the earth in its formative years were sent here, countless souls lost in its dark depths. Even the Lord God's wife, the high Goddess of love and purity was sent there once she refused to lay with her husband. In his anger and loneliness the Lord God's loins grew full and without an outlet to take it out on, as he threw all his concubines into the Abaddon pit as well. His "problem" grew in size (literally) until he could not find a hole attached to a living being large enough to contain it. The other gods, his brothers and sisters, shunned him, laughed at him, and eventually cast him aside when he became unbearable.

In a fit of despair the Lord God went to the pit and angrily stuck his manhood into it, casting one more of his problems inside of the Abaddon. His cock grew and as the Pit began sucking his cock in he began feeling pleasure from it until finally he ejaculated into its depths. Once his problem had been solved he returned to his rightful place as the Lord of the gods. The Lord God reigns over all life and all life is born from his loins and from his loins he birthed new life. As his ejaculate was dispensed into the depths it mixed with the lost souls that dwelled inside Abaddon. They were not entirely living nor were they dead, they merely existed separated from all life until the Lord God's seed had coated them. Life began to grow and soon Abaddon began to grow as well. The bottomless pit took the form of a deity itself.

A deity rose up from Abaddon's place on the ground. He was Abaddon itself. His body was muscled, his face was handsome, his hair was whiter than snow contrasting with his dark tanned body. Divine inscriptions covered his body, telling the tale of the souls that had gave him life, as so many souls were cast inside of him the tattoos faded and shifted depending on who was set their eyes upon him. Abaddon's new presence did not go unnoticed and soon the other gods came to see the life that the Lord God had created unintentionally. Even the Lord God came from his heavenly throne to see his creation, his first child, his first son. The Lord God named him Baldur, meaning prince, to signify him being an heir to the heavenly thrones. The other gods noted the man's noteworthy appearance, being the most handsome being they had ever seen and not only that but his similarity to the previous Queen. The Lord God granted Baldur godhood, giving him reign over male lust, virility, and pleasure as a reference to his creation.

Baldur himself was noted as a gentle soul to all that knew him but his existence was not a happy one. The sorrow of his origin was not lost on him. His body was tattooed with the name of every soul that was cast into Abaddon and with each one brought memories of pain his father brought. He rebelled against the man who created him, spending centuries exacting revenge on the Lord God for the poor souls which served as his other half. The Lord God couldn't take away his godhood and without Abaddon he had no way of getting rid of his new "problem" so instead the Lord God had no choice, he banished Baldur Abaddon to the earth he had created to wonder for all eternity. Baldur took his punishment happily, descending onto earth to hide among the humans and other beings that inhabited the floating blue orb. Due to his natural affinity towards men he associated with them more, becoming the patron god of masculinity, representing everything male related. As years passed, as more deities were born and ascended to godhood his anger mellowed. He no longer hated his father for his deeds, though if this was to his own volition or it was the souls that made up his being forgiving the once wrathful Lord God.