In the age when the world was sustained by the divine power of the gods, mortals knew a time of peace and harmony. All creation began in the hands of Mozabel, the creator, and Larabel, the weaver. Necronius, the god of death, offered eternal rest from him to those who had lived their lives with honor and kindness. And Grotten, the lord of time, took care of the maturity and aging of all the creatures that inhabited the earth.

But Grotten, blinded by his ambition and thirsty for power, cast a terrible spell that corrupted the natural cycle of the world, transforming every living thing into a mere mockery of his former self. Evil, decay, and rot spread out of control, consuming everything in its path.

Humans and beasts were affected by this chaos, as were the gods, who lost much of their powers and soon, immortality and their very existence were at risk.

Faced with the threat of total destruction, Necronius and the twins joined forces to create a champion, a unique being who could stand against the might of Grotten the Corruptor. Thus Sketis was born, unique in his kind, incorruptible, and had a peculiar charm that only an undead can have. But, although he was a bit clumsy, he had a big heart and was willing to do anything to save the world.

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Sketis became the strangest hero the world had ever seen, and though the gods were a bit confused about how to fit him into their pantheon, they decided to grant him immortality. And so, Sketis, the undead, lived happily ever after, giving cold hugs and causing laughter to all who stood in his way.