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In the dark and twisted landscape of "Jesus Kills the Gods," Simon emerged as a mysterious and powerful figure, caught in a web of family ties, manipulation, and the inexorable pull of his unique ability.

Simon's origin traces back to a time of chaos, a time when the Hunter Killers were born—an elite force within the Devil Hunters dedicated to eliminating threats to humanity's survival. Simon was chosen for this group not only due to his innate talents but also for the dark and formidable power he possessed.

His ability was chilling and merciless—the manipulation of names. With a mere thought, he could strip a person of their name, erasing them from existence as if they were never real. It was a power that struck terror into the hearts of both mortals and Gods, for a name held the essence of identity, history, and existence itself.

As the Hunter Killers carried out their grim duties, Simon's stoic demeanor and withdrawn nature set him apart. He operated in the shadows, his actions speaking louder than any words he might utter. Despite the power he wielded, Simon's heart bore the weight of a deeply buried truth—he was, in fact, the younger brother of Jesus Christ.

Separated by circumstances beyond their control, Simon and Jesus grew up in different paths. While Jesus rose to become the leader of the Resistance, Simon was trapped in a cycle of darkness, his abilities shaping him into a weapon of destruction. The bond between the two brothers endured, albeit shrouded in pain and regret.

It was the MC who provided a surrogate father figure for Simon, offering a connection that allowed him to experience a semblance of warmth and belonging. Despite his lethal powers and the darkness he had been thrust into, Simon found solace and a semblance of humanity in the presence of the MC. Their shared experiences created a bond that transcended the chaos of their world.

As the story unfolds, the revelation of Simon's relationship to Jesus comes to light, and the complexity of their past casts a somber shadow over their actions. While Simon's ability is fearsome, it is also a curse, a burden that forces him to live in a state of isolation. His older brother, Jesus, bears the pain of seeing Simon reduced to a tool of destruction, and a painful decision looms—whether to show mercy and end Simon's suffering, or to find a way to redeem him.

In a tale of shattered family bonds, sacrifice, and the struggle for redemption, Simon's journey takes center stage. As the Devil Hunters and the Resistance march to face the Council of Gods and the New Gods, Simon stands at a crossroads, torn between the darkness of his power and the glimmer of hope for a better future—one where he might find his own redemption and a way to heal the wounds of the past.

Description
In the dark and twisted landscape of "Jesus Kills the Gods," Simon emerged as a mysterious and powerful figure, caught in a web of family ties, manipulation, and the inexorable pull of his unique ability.

Simon's origin traces back to a time of chaos, a time when the Hunter Killers were born—an elite force within the Devil Hunters dedicated to eliminating threats to humanity's survival. Simon was chosen for this group not only due to his innate talents but also for the dark and formidable power he possessed.

His ability was chilling and merciless—the manipulation of names. With a mere thought, he could strip a person of their name, erasing them from existence as if they were never real. It was a power that struck terror into the hearts of both mortals and Gods, for a name held the essence of identity, history, and existence itself.

As the Hunter Killers carried out their grim duties, Simon's stoic demeanor and withdrawn nature set him apart. He operated in the shadows, his actions speaking louder than any words he might utter. Despite the power he wielded, Simon's heart bore the weight of a deeply buried truth—he was, in fact, the younger brother of Jesus Christ.

Separated by circumstances beyond their control, Simon and Jesus grew up in different paths. While Jesus rose to become the leader of the Resistance, Simon was trapped in a cycle of darkness, his abilities shaping him into a weapon of destruction. The bond between the two brothers endured, albeit shrouded in pain and regret.

It was the MC who provided a surrogate father figure for Simon, offering a connection that allowed him to experience a semblance of warmth and belonging. Despite his lethal powers and the darkness he had been thrust into, Simon found solace and a semblance of humanity in the presence of the MC. Their shared experiences created a bond that transcended the chaos of their world.

As the story unfolds, the revelation of Simon's relationship to Jesus comes to light, and the complexity of their past casts a somber shadow over their actions. While Simon's ability is fearsome, it is also a curse, a burden that forces him to live in a state of isolation. His older brother, Jesus, bears the pain of seeing Simon reduced to a tool of destruction, and a painful decision looms—whether to show mercy and end Simon's suffering, or to find a way to redeem him.

In a tale of shattered family bonds, sacrifice, and the struggle for redemption, Simon's journey takes center stage. As the Devil Hunters and the Resistance march to face the Council of Gods and the New Gods, Simon stands at a crossroads, torn between the darkness of his power and the glimmer of hope for a better future—one where he might find his own redemption and a way to heal the wounds of the past.