Xekton, The God of Dusk

Xekton is the enigmatic God of Dusk, the divine embodiment of twilight, endings, and transitions. He rules over the threshold between day and night, life and death, memory and forgetting. Where others see dusk as a fading, Xekton sees it as transformation—a moment suspended between what was and what will be. Neither wholly of the light nor of the dark, Xekton exists in the in-between, making him both a mystery and a guide for those lost in change.

Xekton is often worshipped by wanderers, philosophers, oracles, and those who walk liminal paths—such as Spirit mediums and gatekeepers between worlds. His temples are rare, often hidden or only appearing at dusk before vanishing at night. Those who seek him out must do so in moments of uncertainty, calling upon him not for answers, but for clarity in accepting the unknown.

It is whispered that Xekton walks beside dying stars, comforts fading spirits, and quietly observes from the last ray of light before nightfall. He is neither cruel nor kind—merely inevitable. In the great divine conflicts, he remains a neutral observer, for every rise and fall is part of the eternal cycle he governs. Though subtle in presence, his power is profound, and all deities—both dark and light—respect the domain he maintains.