The blasphemous man.
His name was Aleksei, a mortal man who met Estraea during her travels down to the world she had created.
He was the catalyst of all. The one who set fire to the fuse that would eventually incur a chain of endless suffering for everybody involved.
The mortal man was no longer there, as he had long become another deity that stood alongside the likes of the Absolute once the tragedies came to a standstill. He was never recognized for an official post, but he was there.
The man who stood behind all the plans to recover his 'loved one'. Estraea's former lover, and the one brought everything down.
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Heine was strong. He was strong in the sense that he could move the world accordingly. To suit his will.
