Day 182. Velocirapture

We've all heard about the rapture; where some people are taken to heaven and others left behind on earth for a tribulation period. What you didn't know is that it already happened... 65 million years ago... to the dinosaurs!! The only difference between the story that we know and the one that actually happened is that only one dinosaur was left behind. The mighty Velocirapture was the most intelligent of all his dinosaurs brethren and is said to be more intelligent than most humans themselves. He became the first being to question the acts of the Dino-Gods and as punishment was made to wait behind, after the apocalyptic meteor strike, to think about what he had done. For millions of years he would travel the world. Kept biologically immortal by the Dino-Gods, he could only die from sickness or injury. He managed to stay hidden during the dawn of humanity up until the 21st century. But still the Dino-Gods would not call him up to Dino-Heaven and in his distraught state came to the twisted conclusion that the Gods wanted him to wipe out humanity, a duty that he took up with much pride and dedicated all his thoughts towards.  

Day 179. Blindman

Blindman is... well... a blind man, who sold his soul to the gods in exchange for his eye sight. Thankfully for us those Gods were on the side of good. The gave Blindman a sword and so long as he held onto it he could see far better than anyone, even able to see through solid objects such as walls. The only catch is that he must use that sword for justice for ever and always.

Day 123. Stone Atlas

The mighty Stone Atlas was a man who dreamt of being a God. He wanted to be held in as high a regard as the titan Atlas. The God's mocked his enthusiasm and tricked him, pretending to endow him with great powers. They caused his body to grow stone skin which could protect him from any weapon, as well as an atlas stone to carry around as a weapon itself. But these came at a price. The stone skin caused his body to distort itself, leaving him deformed and hunched as it slowly consumed him. The giant atlas stone was his life force. If he strayed from it for too long he would begin to whither, and his natural skin would lose all it's colour. This could have turned Stone Atlas into a very resentful and hateful being. But instead he was humbled, and chose to fight the injustice done to him. For as long as his forever broken and heavy body would hold out, and until the day his entire body would be consumed by distorted rock, he would battle the cruel ways of the gods.