TV-Series
Description
Ruruta Coozancoona began as humanity’s savior before usurping the deity Bantorra to command the ancient Bantorra Library, a repository for the deceased’s life chronicles. As its director, he established the Church of Drowning in God’s Grace, seeking to amass books embodying untainted joy. Concealed in the library’s depths, he existed as a sacred tree known as Heaven, his true nature shrouded from all but a trusted inner circle.
His pallid complexion contrasted with translucent hair, silver earrings, and flowing light robes, his gaze marked by dark gray irises and faint pupils. Post-power transference, his hair darkened to black, eyes whitened, while retaining his distinctive pupils. A sprawling tattoo adorned his left shoulder, chest, and back.
Driven by dual obsessions—eradicating the Beasts of the Final Chapter and fulfilling Niniu’s wishes, even at the cost of global annihilation—his resolve traced to a tormented past. As a warrior in the 694th world, he devoured over 100,000 books to harness humanity’s collective faith, a burden that drove him to despair. Salvation came through Niniu, a minstrel with restorative magic, sparking a romance shattered when retainers erased his memories using Argax. Rediscovering his past through Lascall Othello’s extraction of Niniu’s book, Ruruta obliterated his empire and followers, establishing the library and church to pursue her happiness.
Wielding the magic "Tearless Ending," he could blanket the world in sleep-inducing snow. His status as the ultimate Book Eater, amplified by countless consumed tomes, granted unmatched power. In the 645th world, Niniu’s role as the Beasts’ controller led to betrayal by retainers, leaving her a near-lifeless statue. Ruruta embraced her plan to destroy Orntorra, yet his conviction faltered until absorbing her book reignited his mission: secure her joy or end all existence.
Awakening from arboreal slumber, Ruruta unleashed global devastation, halted only by humanity’s collective will and the Armed Librarians’ intervention. This clash allowed him to redeem himself, preserve the world, and reunite with Niniu. His saga intertwined sacrifice, love, and rebirth, spanning battles with war machines like Shlamuffen and Gumolk, divine entity consumption, and an unyielding quest to balance creation’s scales.
His pallid complexion contrasted with translucent hair, silver earrings, and flowing light robes, his gaze marked by dark gray irises and faint pupils. Post-power transference, his hair darkened to black, eyes whitened, while retaining his distinctive pupils. A sprawling tattoo adorned his left shoulder, chest, and back.
Driven by dual obsessions—eradicating the Beasts of the Final Chapter and fulfilling Niniu’s wishes, even at the cost of global annihilation—his resolve traced to a tormented past. As a warrior in the 694th world, he devoured over 100,000 books to harness humanity’s collective faith, a burden that drove him to despair. Salvation came through Niniu, a minstrel with restorative magic, sparking a romance shattered when retainers erased his memories using Argax. Rediscovering his past through Lascall Othello’s extraction of Niniu’s book, Ruruta obliterated his empire and followers, establishing the library and church to pursue her happiness.
Wielding the magic "Tearless Ending," he could blanket the world in sleep-inducing snow. His status as the ultimate Book Eater, amplified by countless consumed tomes, granted unmatched power. In the 645th world, Niniu’s role as the Beasts’ controller led to betrayal by retainers, leaving her a near-lifeless statue. Ruruta embraced her plan to destroy Orntorra, yet his conviction faltered until absorbing her book reignited his mission: secure her joy or end all existence.
Awakening from arboreal slumber, Ruruta unleashed global devastation, halted only by humanity’s collective will and the Armed Librarians’ intervention. This clash allowed him to redeem himself, preserve the world, and reunite with Niniu. His saga intertwined sacrifice, love, and rebirth, spanning battles with war machines like Shlamuffen and Gumolk, divine entity consumption, and an unyielding quest to balance creation’s scales.