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Bam! Introducing the Arbiter of Ethos, Seole (say-ol)! The Embodiment of Ethos, or the boundary between good and evil, Seole is a creature with two complete bodies attached at the shoulder and tail. Even though he has two separate brains, he has only one consciousness. Although it is thought that one head represents evil and the other represents good, this is not actually true. Acting under the same consciousness, both heads behave with the same personality. Now Seole is the guardian of the boundary between good and evil, not good and evil itself. So he merely dictates where the middle balance goes on the scale between good and evil. Its importance is difficult to explain, but simply put, different realities have different definitions of where good ends and evil begins. Seole is the one who defines this difference. Though not considered to be a sibling of the other big 3 Embodiments (time, space, fate), he has been around just as long and is just as powerful. Cool, calm, and collected, Seole is often mistaken for a deity of justice and judgement due to his regal and mature demeanor.

Description
Bam! Introducing the Arbiter of Ethos, Seole (say-ol)! The Embodiment of Ethos, or the boundary between good and evil, Seole is a creature with two complete bodies attached at the shoulder and tail. Even though he has two separate brains, he has only one consciousness. Although it is thought that one head represents evil and the other represents good, this is not actually true. Acting under the same consciousness, both heads behave with the same personality. Now Seole is the guardian of the boundary between good and evil, not good and evil itself. So he merely dictates where the middle balance goes on the scale between good and evil. Its importance is difficult to explain, but simply put, different realities have different definitions of where good ends and evil begins. Seole is the one who defines this difference. Though not considered to be a sibling of the other big 3 Embodiments (time, space, fate), he has been around just as long and is just as powerful. Cool, calm, and collected, Seole is often mistaken for a deity of justice and judgement due to his regal and mature demeanor.