Wrath of the One

"The mysterious, deadly, Makatru-1, Negative-0, ancient superweapon, known most famously as the, 'Wrath of the One,' or the, 'Negative Angel.' This construct of pure apocalyptic power reigned over the Erthros, slaying countless Celestials (and rumor has it that it ruined the timeline), but fell due to its power being too great for the vessel it was contained within. Some rumors say that it is still alive, haunting Multiverse with a chance of reemergence for yet more chaos."

Biography
Controversy about this thing being a Makatru was unlike Fraktol, who was argued to be Ertros-1, as some argue he was never born a Makatru, removing his ability to become one. This thing, on the other hand suffered from a different crowd, who stated that since it was not blatantly sentient, it could not be classified in general, as puppets and other things which are not in control of their actions are usually not ranked, much similar to the other superweapon, Ciliphtos, the Clockwork Angel Station- it could probably be classified as a low Makatru-1 if it were sentient, but lacks ranking due to that- but according to the Celestials' documents in High-Place, the Wrath of the One was indeed sentient, as, unlike its Negative comrades, it did not have to blindly follow the hive mind Negative, but created its own strategies and thought on its own, which was additional to why it was so difficult to deal with. In fact, in some instances, it appeared as though this thing would order Negative, itself!

There are no more documented visible encounters with this thing when it was in its prime, as they were all destroyed, and the Wrath of the One itself broke down, so a true image is not erected. There was only one who had ever "seen" it and lived (but died shortly after), recording the image successfully, was a man who was suffering delusions from being too close to a part of it. During his decent into insanity, he caught a glimpse of it and immediately began drawing it. The recovered photo shows a mostly white construct, attached by no visible means by segmented parts. There are patterns on some of the levitating geometry around a dark, "glowing" center. The "eye" as some call it, is pure black and absorbs the light around itself. It appears to have segmented wings- depending on how it is observed, two or four wings- and arm-like protrusions at the bottom, or feet of some sort. It has what could resemble a crown above its "eye" with dark orbs, assumed crystals on each one- four altogether.

Ranking as a Negative
Within the Negative Armies, observers have dedicated artificial rankings to seen or rumored additions of the Negatives' army. Obviously, the Wrath of the One would have a rather notable ranking in such, being as powerful as it is, and the fact that it has served- at the very least- as pseudo-commander, its ranking has been placed under their "Last Stand/Ultimate Weaponry" class of combatant. The only others to share with this which have been recorded are the Makatru Breaker and Dremaskor (known also as Cirtadscor). Out of the three, the Wrath of the One is the most known about, the most feared, and probably one of the strongest. The Makatru Breaker has never even been seen before, only speculated, and the Cirtadscor had documents about it, but they were destroyed in High-Place, so what it looks like and does is unknown now. Cirtadscor is mostly credited with destroying the dimensional lock on High-Place, even stated by some that they believe its purpose was to destroy locks.

List of Notable Seen Powers and Abilities
The Negative Angel may not have had many recorded appearances, but still, some of its powers were written down and saved by the Celestials. This is a list of what was seen and notable regarding it.


 * Antimatter generation
 * Dark energy generation
 * Dark matter generation
 * Matter/energy manipulation
 * Mind breaking
 * Manifesting massive beams of destruction
 * Using its segments as attacks? (No living accounts tell of this, but it is inferred that it can freely move its parts, or at least could until it broke apart)
 * Attack immunity? (No attacks the Celestials dealt to it did anything)
 * (At least) Basic Ailment immunity (It is immune to aging, diseases, corrosion, sleep, and other simple ailments)
 * Space-time bending (Whether from teleportation, time travel, or other means of defying aspects of space and time)

As a Segment
The Wrath of the One does not feel satisfaction, apparently, even after falling apart, so it must soothe its destructive tastes even after a meltdown. It broke into pieces years ago and they are still violently powerful, even as a fragment. Inside this state, it has been stated and reported that being within a galaxy's width of a part can destroy your psyche or even disintegrate you. Places with a piece confirmed are red flagged to inform all space farers to avoid that pathway. Though for the most part some of these segments have been found, they seem to be capable of moving, so some flags may become outdated or irrelevant. Since no one group is flagging areas, it is up to travelers to ask about on different planets for Negative Angel pieces which could be a potential destroyer of them. Therefore, even with all the precautions attempted to be made, casualties are still attained.

The list of powers held by the segments is incomplete, but they are believed to have some, if not all the powers of the complete being, but either modified into a smaller form or outright weaker. As with the main thing, they all deploy levels of sentience and they are believed to communicate both with each other and the Negative. Due to a lack of technology powerful enough, these claims cannot be confirmed or denied. It is also to be noted that the only visual that exists of the Wrath of the One came from a man suffering mentally from a segment, who was determined to show what he believed he saw before he died.

Appearances
It obviously did not appear much whatsoever in media, as it is so insanely strange and mysterious to everyone. The only notable appearances of it were in a crossover comic and the comic about the Negative-Erthros War.

Lore
It is unknown if this thing existed before the Negative and a shell was made for it, or it was built and sealed by them, but either way, from the start of having a vessel, it was unstable. The Negative, from the beginning, could be easily defined as a very advanced civilization with high technological and weaponized achievements. They were the first species seen to discover dimensional travel (all others at the time, either never gained it until later, if ever, or naturally had the power), and put it to use by taking over other lands near to their own (it is unknown where the Negative first lived, as the Negative Dimensional Chain's existence could be argued at the time before they were sent away).

The Negative put their supreme firepower to the test by initiating an onslaught on the Erthros Faction, roughly 500 billion years before 2012 A.D. It is unknown whether or not the Negative started this war, knowing the abrasive arrogance of the Erthros and the bloodthirsty Negative, the sparks of war could have been set by either, but what is known is that the Negative dominated the Erthros during most of the war.

During the most climatic parts of these wars, (despite being called the Negative-Erthros War, it is actually multiple) it was reported that the Wrath of the One fought. It would effortlessly tear through everything and faced no actual competition. It was so vicious that some Celestials questioned if the Makatru actually cared anymore. Their questions only grew more desperate when the Negative saw themselves as capable of rivaling the Celestials. The Death of 2,000 Celestials happened (it wasn't actually 2,000, the event was simply called that). Stories have it of the horror the Celestials saw as the Wrath of the One effortlessly broke through their barriers and began to make a strategic approach to High-Place, slaying all who blocked it from its path to victory. The Celestials lacked the ability to use any form of telepathy on it, whereas it almost seemed to know their thoughts and plans, leading to the battles being very one-sided.

The Negative then entered High-Place where they tore through everything there. It was said that countless heaps of knowledge were destroyed then, as the Celestial Library was almost destroyed. Luckily for the Celestials, however, the dimensional lock on High-Place prevented much of the true damage that was intended. The Negative who entered High-Place were quickly sent away, when they claimed victory over the Celestials. Surprisingly enough, they did not claim ownership over the universes, but were instead convinced to depart just after claiming knowledge and weapons for their own.

(The lock had to be repaired after this massacre, but since a lot of Negative could not actually enter High-Place, being restricted from access. It should be noted that only Negatives who hitched a ride off other Celestials, such as forcing them or entering through a portal with them, were the only Negatives who entered. The Wrath of the One did not actually enter.)

After the treaty was signed begrudgingly, the Negatives left and began conquering other lands. Since the Negative "language" is considered "indecipherable," their reasoning cannot be determined (Negative learned a lot of languages after raiding the Celestial Library, but they still had their own form of dialect, which has an overly complex design around it; it is unknown even if the language is comprised of noises, telepathic messaging, energy signals, or movements, but simply that they all seem to know it).

After the wars and other uses in combat, the Negative Angel was reported to have shown some signs of not being as perfect as it once was. None of its parts had fallen off or even physically damaged, but the energies reported in High-Place showed that this Wrath of the One was more unstable than first thought. Despite this, no Celestial even thought to challenge it.

The Negative ally themselves with the Clatican for reasons never disclosed, and this leads into a very long line of hatred from the Erthros, specifically the Celestials, directed at the Clatican. No hostilities begin so soon yet, though.

The timeline distorts and some amount of dimensions are reported missing when time restabilizes. The Celestials take this opportunity to blame the Negative for this and begin an "ethnic cleansing" on the Clatican faction. At this point, the Clatican were and still are very mysterious, even believed to hide in a dimension, reality, or at least series of worlds they created, but no sources can back up the claim.

The Negative do not take kindly to the Clatican being killed, and they destroy the dimensional lock on High-Place. How this was done is unknown (the Wrath of the One was believed to assist it, but not only did the event happened too fast to be pinpointed, but rumors state that an Apocalypse, dubbed the Dremaskor did it), but it certainly frightened a lot of Celesials. The Negative then threaten the Celestials with eradication, and they displayed they meant it by sending out their superweapons to slay all Erthros they could find. The entire faction quit on attacking the Clatican some time after and the Celestials promised the Negative their own realm of sorts to go and live. By this point, unbeknownst to the Celestials, the Negative Angel had actually stopped moving and was breaking apart, but before it finally collapsed, the treaty was already signed, so there was no going back on the deal. The mighty sentient device crashed into pieces, exploding from its own power being built up in too small of a container, which scattered pieces all throughout Multiverse (though notably less than the Toh-Fash Tablet). The Celestials were insulted by it breaking, right after cowering before the might of the Negative (though many could argue that the Negative could beat them without superweapons anyway).

There are rumors today that the individual pieces are calling to be reunited to once and forevermore scourge Multiverse into the dark hands of the Negative. Stories tell of people randomly going insane from pieces screeching, and the looming shadow of the Wrath becoming fruition again, awakening ever so subtlety yet steady.