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	'''''"These worlds, these realities you know, these are all but shadows of the truth. The Original Gods are real and they are waiting to be returned, and I will be the one to bring them back and make the Omniverse whole again."'' - Alor'''
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			<center><h3>'''''"These worlds, these realities you know, these are all but shadows of the truth. The Original Gods are real and they are waiting to be returned, and I will be the one to bring them back and make the Omniverse whole again."''<br> - Alor, the Alpha and Omega of the Original Gods'''</h3></center>

	'''Alor''' is a multiverse entity also known as '''"The Destroyer of Worlds"'''. He is the entity responsible for the destruction of several universes, including universe [[XHT-S7]], as well as the reason why the time manipulator [[Doc Tor]] was banished by his own people.		'''Alor''' is a multiverse entity also known as '''"The Destroyer of Worlds"'''. He is the entity responsible for the destruction of several universes, including universe [[XHT-S7]], as well as the reason why the time manipulator [[Doc Tor]] was banished by his own people.

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	According to [[Doc Tor]], Alor began as simply '''Alexander of the First Order''', the direct descendant of '''Alexander the Great''', who discovered the existence of other universes. Fixated on the idea that he was great in every instance, in every reality, Alexander ordered the creation of a multiverse portal which would allow him to travel to those worlds and prove himself right.		According to [[Doc Tor]], Alor began as simply '''Alexander of the First Order''', the direct descendant of '''Alexander the Great''', who discovered the existence of other universes. Fixated on the idea that he was great in every instance, in every reality, Alexander ordered the creation of a multiverse portal which would allow him to travel to those worlds and prove himself right.

	At first, his voyages to other realities validated his theory, as he encountered ~~alterate~~ versions of himself that were kings, rulers, dictators, philosophers, even noted ~~shamen~~. In every instance, Alexander was seen as someone that respected and admired above all.		At first, his voyages to other realities validated his theory, as he encountered alternate versions of himself that were kings, rulers, dictators, philosophers, and even noted shaman. In every instance, Alexander was seen as someone that respected and admired above all.

			Then he encountered an alternate version of himself that was living life as a feeble-minded gardener. Angered at this turn of events, he murdered his alternate self, not knowing that this version of Alexander [[Rules_of_Time#Keystone\|would play a crucial role]] in that universe's timeline. The resulting change caused a paradox rift that obliterated all that it touched, destroying the Earth and throwing that whole universe into total premature entropy.

	~~Then~~ he ~~encoutnered an alternate version~~ of ~~himself~~ that ~~was living life as a feeble~~-~~minded gardener~~. ~~Angered at~~ this ~~turn of events~~, he ~~murdered his alternate self, not knowing~~ that ~~this version of Alexander~~ [[~~Rules_of_Time#Keystone~~\|~~would play a crucial role~~]] ~~in that universe's timeline. The resulting change caused a paradox rift that destroyed all that it touched~~, ~~destroying~~ the ~~Earth and throwing that whole universe into total premature entropy~~.		Alexander's protective bodysuit, designed to protect him through the rigors of multiverse space, pulled him out before he could be destroyed by entropy, but the expended energy from the destruction of that universe also super-charged his outfit. During this time, he had a vision of beings that he referred to as [[Original Universe Theory\|"The Originals"]], the original gods of the Omniverse.

	~~Alexander's protective bodysuit, designed to protect him through multiverse space~~, ~~pulled him out before~~ he ~~could be destroyed by entropy, but the expended energy from the destruction of~~ that ~~universe also super-charged his outfit. During this time,~~ he ~~had a vision~~ of ~~beings that he referred to as [[~~Original ~~Universe Theory\|~~"~~The Originals"]]~~, the ~~original gods~~ of the ~~Omniverse~~.		From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals.

	~~From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals.~~ And with that rebirth came a new mission: the restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".		And with that rebirth came a new mission: the complete restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".

	==The Rise and Fall of Alor==		==The Rise and Fall of Alor==
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	With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe.		With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe.

	Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]] who had since evolved into an Omega Incarnate ~~being~~. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]] incorporated into her Aegis Armor, she sent Daybright back to [[Limbo]] and sent Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned the alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from ~~the year 2018~~ to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe. She then watched as the alternate Rularuu held Alor until final entropy destroyed everything, including Alor himself.		Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]] who had since evolved into a god-level Omega Incarnate. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]] incorporated into her Aegis Armor, she sent Daybright back to [[Limbo]] and sent Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned the alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from her own past to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe. She then watched as the alternate Rularuu held Alor until final entropy destroyed everything, including Alor himself.

	''(Note: In the "original" timeline, one which would lead to Galatea Future's creation, it would be Daybright who sacrificed herself to keep Alor in his dying universe.)''		''(Note: In the "original" timeline, one which would lead to Galatea Future's creation, it would be Daybright who sacrificed herself to keep Alor in his dying universe.)''
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	As StarCygnus, Alor's consciousness slowly began collecting other portions of his essence that were touched by other technological devices. This allowed Alor to rebuild himself into a digital essence, similar to an alternate version of himself he encountered when he first visited other realities.		As StarCygnus, Alor's consciousness slowly began collecting other portions of his essence that were touched by other technological devices. This allowed Alor to rebuild himself into a digital essence, similar to an alternate version of himself he encountered when he first visited other realities.

	Finally, when Alor collected enough of his essence, he fully took over the body of StarCygnus to kill Daybright, forcing all of her various teleportation devices to activate at once. ''(Alor was unaware that in doing so, it allowed Libra to "recruit" Daybright for the mission in 2007, thus completing the circle of events that led to his downfall.)''		Finally, when Alor collected enough of his essence, he fully took over the body of StarCygnus to kill Daybright, forcing all of her various teleportation devices to activate at once. ''(Alor was unaware that, in doing so, it allowed Libra to "recruit" Daybright for the mission in 2007, thus completing the circle of events that led to his downfall.)''

	His next target was the [[Freedom Phalanx]] member [[Citadel]]. Citadel's backup data facility allowed him the means to create an army of robotic drones to build a new gateway portal, where he could re-create the visit to the Omniverse that supposedly "gave" him his god-like powers. He also paid a visit to [[Icon Powers]], who at the time was being questioned by the police, easily rendering Powers unconscious.		His next target was the [[Freedom Phalanx]] member [[Citadel]]. Citadel's backup data facility allowed him the means to create an army of robotic drones to build a new gateway portal, where he could re-create the visit to the Omniverse that supposedly "gave" him his god-like powers. He also paid a visit to [[Icon Powers]], who at the time was being questioned by the police, easily rendering Powers unconscious.
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	As a joint Guardians/Phalanx team attempted to rescue their missing comrades, Alor was able to defeat them using the information he had collected of both groups. That left "Quinn", aka Doc Tor, who was waiting for Alor by the now-active gateway portal. Tor did not stop Alor from entering the portal, but did warn him that his current "body" was not the same as his original flesh-and-blood incarnation, which also had special protection. Sure enough, when Alor touched the portal threshold, a surge of energy overwhelmed his cybernetic components and broke his digital control over Citadel's drones.		As a joint Guardians/Phalanx team attempted to rescue their missing comrades, Alor was able to defeat them using the information he had collected of both groups. That left "Quinn", aka Doc Tor, who was waiting for Alor by the now-active gateway portal. Tor did not stop Alor from entering the portal, but did warn him that his current "body" was not the same as his original flesh-and-blood incarnation, which also had special protection. Sure enough, when Alor touched the portal threshold, a surge of energy overwhelmed his cybernetic components and broke his digital control over Citadel's drones.

	When he attempted to re-establish his control over the drones so they could help him, he encountered both Citadel and Icon Powers, both of whom were freed by [[Street Justice]] and [[Lady Templar]], two "new" heroes that neither he nor StarCygnus have on file. He fled to the mainframe system, trying to download his digital self into the system to escape, only to face Icon Powers in one final battle. The explosion destroyed much of the mainframe system.		When Alor attempted to re-establish his control over the drones so they could help him, he encountered both Citadel and Icon Powers, both of whom were freed by [[Street Justice]] and [[Lady Templar]], two "new" heroes that neither he nor StarCygnus have on file. He fled to the mainframe system, trying to download his digital self into the system to escape, only to face Icon Powers in one final battle. The explosion destroyed much of the mainframe system.

	Afterward, [[Vanguard]] agents along with [[Sister Psyche]] and [[Numina]] managed to separate Alor's digital essence from Major Geddy's body and all technology that Alor had controlled, placing the digitized version of Alor in a standalone server and placed in a storage facility insulated from any kind of connection.		Afterward, [[Vanguard]] agents along with [[Sister Psyche]] and [[Numina]] managed to separate Alor's digital essence from Major Geddy's body and all technology that Alor had controlled, placing the digitized version of Alor in a standalone server and placed in a storage facility insulated from any kind of remote connection.

	[[Maximus Rex]] commented that Alor sought to become a god, and in the end he became nothing but a digital myth.		[[Maximus Rex]] commented that Alor sought to become a god, and in the end he became nothing but a digital myth.

	=Powers and Abilities=		=Powers and Abilities=

	As Alor, Alexander of the First Order was almost unstoppable. He possessed the power to bend and twist the rules of reality itself, allowing him to scavenge cosmic forces for his own use. As such, the only beings that could truly stop him here omega-level incarnates like [[Galatea Future]] and true gods like [[Rularuu]].		As Alor, Alexander of the First Order was almost unstoppable. He possessed the power to bend and twist the rules of reality itself, allowing him to scavenge cosmic forces for his own use. As such, the only beings that could truly stop him here omega-level incarnates like [[Galatea Future]] and true gods like [[Rularuu]].

			As part of Starcygnus, Alor's powers were limited to technology. Once stripped of that, he was nothing more than a digital consciousness.

			==Personality==

			Alor was a megalomaniac. He always craved power and control, but after his "revelation", this was focused on a mission to restore the original gods, even though he had no idea who or what they were, and that somehow he was always meant to be one.

			Alor was smart, but he always believed he was smarter than anyone else. He also believed that his greatness was trans-dimensional.


	=Related Information=		=Related Information=

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	Eventually this attracted the attention of a multiverse-traveling [[Utopian Universe\|Utopian]] known as [[Doc Tor]]. Introducing himself as "Quinn", he gained Alor's trust enough for him to discover the ultimate goal of such destruction. Confronting Alor with the facts, the mad demigod tried to destroy the Utopian, only to have him disappear though his travel device.		Eventually this attracted the attention of a multiverse-traveling [[Utopian Universe\|Utopian]] known as [[Doc Tor]]. Introducing himself as "Quinn", he gained Alor's trust enough for him to discover the ultimate goal of such destruction. Confronting Alor with the facts, the mad demigod tried to destroy the Utopian, only to have him disappear though his travel device.

	Tor realized that Alor was mad with power and needed to be stopped. He believed that the best way to stop Alor was to go back in time and prevent Alor gaining power in the first place. He began to alter Alor's past as Alexander, thinking it would prevent him from being aware of other realities. Unfortunately his efforts were for naught, as Alor's existence became a fixed point.		Tor realized that Alor was mad with power and needed to be stopped. He believed that the best way to stop Alor was to go back in time and prevent Alor gaining power in the first place. He began to alter Alor's past as Alexander, thinking it would prevent him from being aware of other realities. Unfortunately his efforts were for naught, as Alor's existence became a fixed point. No matter what happened to him, the universe would always find a way to bring him to where he was.

	Tor then tried to find ways to stop Alor's efforts, but unfortunately he was recalled back to his home universe. During that time, Alor used his growing power to perfect his ultimate device so he would not have to travel to other realities. The cost of this device was devastating to his own universe, scavenging the walls of his own reality every time it was used.		Tor then tried to find ways to stop Alor's efforts, but unfortunately he was recalled back to his home universe. During that time, Alor used his growing power to perfect his ultimate device so he would not have to travel to other realities. The cost of this device was devastating to his own universe, scavenging the walls of his own reality every time it was used.

	The Utopians deemed Alor to be a threat to all reality~~, and while they~~ condemned Tor's actions, they agreed that something must be done about it. They recruited the most powerful and most experienced heroes from across the multiverse into an army, led by [[Icon Powers]] of universe [[XHT-S7]]. Though this version of Icon Powers was older and less powerful, he still possessed enough experience to be able to lead ~~the others~~ against Alor.		The Utopians deemed Alor to be a threat to all reality. They condemned Tor's actions, and they finally agreed that something must be done about it. They recruited the most powerful and most experienced heroes from across the multiverse into an army, led by [[Icon Powers]] of universe [[XHT-S7]]. Though this version of Icon Powers was older and less powerful, he still possessed enough experience to be able to lead this army against Alor.

	Unfortunately the assault failed as Alor was able to use a portion of his power to create minions ~~able~~ of guarding his stronghold. One by one, the heroes fell, and Icon was captured on Alor's orders so he could be made an example of.		Unfortunately the assault failed as Alor was able to use a portion of his own power to create minions capable of guarding his stronghold. One by one, the heroes fell, and Icon was captured on Alor's orders so he could be made an example of.

	While Alor prepared his device to destroy Icon's home universe, another hero arrived on the scene. A disguised [[Daybright]] from the [[Primal Universe]] three years in the future had been recruited by the cosmic force [[Libra]] to aid Icon. Although she was able to free Icon and they were able to ~~damage~~ Alor's device, the damage had already been done and Universe XHT-S7 was destroyed.		While Alor prepared his device to destroy Icon's home universe, another hero arrived on the scene. A disguised [[Daybright]] from the [[Primal Universe]] three years in the future had been recruited by the cosmic force [[Libra]] to aid Icon. Although she was able to free Icon and they were able to shut down Alor's device, the damage had already been done and Universe XHT-S7 was destroyed.

	~~The damage~~, though, linked XHT-S7 to the Primal Universe, sending several heroes near the original maw ''(including Tor, sent there by his fellow Utopians)'' to the Primal Universe and creating multiple portals around the Primal Earth. Alor, attempting to re-connect himself to the dying universe, found himself peering into Primal Earth and exclaiming '''"NO, THIS WILL NOT DO"''' before the portals closed.		Their actions, though, linked XHT-S7 to the Primal Universe, sending several heroes near the original maw ''(including Tor, who was sent there by his fellow Utopians to die)'' to the Primal Universe and creating multiple portals around the Primal Earth. Alor, attempting to re-connect himself to the dying universe, found himself peering into Primal Earth and exclaiming '''"NO, THIS WILL NOT DO"''' before the portals closed.

	With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe. Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]] who had since evolved into an Omega Incarnate being. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]] incorporated into her Aegis Armor, she sent Daybright back to [[Limbo]] and sent Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned an alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from the year 2018 to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe. She watched as the alternate Rularuu held Alor until final entropy destroyed everything, including Alor himself.		With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe.

			Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]] who had since evolved into an Omega Incarnate being. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]] incorporated into her Aegis Armor, she sent Daybright back to [[Limbo]] and sent Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned the alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from the year 2018 to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe. She then watched as the alternate Rularuu held Alor until final entropy destroyed everything, including Alor himself.

			''(Note: In the "original" timeline, one which would lead to Galatea Future's creation, it would be Daybright who sacrificed herself to keep Alor in his dying universe.)''

	==Alor/StarCygnus==		==Alor/StarCygnus==

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	[[Maximus Rex]] commented that Alor sought to become a god, and in the end he became nothing but a digital myth.		[[Maximus Rex]] commented that Alor sought to become a god, and in the end he became nothing but a digital myth.

			=Powers and Abilities=
			As Alor, Alexander of the First Order was almost unstoppable. He possessed the power to bend and twist the rules of reality itself, allowing him to scavenge cosmic forces for his own use. As such, the only beings that could truly stop him here omega-level incarnates like [[Galatea Future]] and true gods like [[Rularuu]].

	=Related Information=		=Related Information=

	Although not named directly, his first appearance was in '''[~~http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=~~Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight~~#Issue_0:_.22The_Guardian_Exiles.22~~ Issue #0 of "Guardians of the Dawn Spotlight"] (2009)''' and makes partial appearances in '''[~~http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=~~Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight~~#Issues_1-3:_.22Guardian_Exiles.22~~ Issues 1-3] (2009)''' and '''Issue #19''' as well as being mentioned by Doc Tor in '''Issue #10'''. He was featured in '''Issue #20''' and was the arch-villain in the '''[~~http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=~~Time_and_Changes_(~~GotD~~) "Time and Changes"] storyline'''.		Although not named directly, his first appearance was in '''[[Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight\|Issue #0 of "Guardians of the Dawn Spotlight"]] (2009)''' and makes partial appearances in '''[[Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight\| Issues 1-3]] (2009)''' and '''Issue #19''' as well as being mentioned by Doc Tor in '''Issue #10'''. He was featured in '''Issue #20''' and was the arch-villain in the '''[[Time_and_Changes_(GotDS)\|"Time and Changes"]] storyline'''.

			It is suspected [[Alexander Van Cleef\|an alternate version]] of him resides in the world of [[Champions Online MMO]] but it has yet to be determined.


	[[Category:Villains]]		[[Category:Villains]]

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	==Alor/StarCygnus==		==Alor/StarCygnus==
	''(See [~~http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=~~Time_and_Changes_(~~GotD~~) "Time and Changes"].)''		''(See the [[Time_and_Changes_(GotDS)\|"Time and Changes" storyline]].)''

	Although Alor was physically destroyed, a portion of his essence survived in the Primal Universe. When he was briefly connected to the Primal Universe through the various fractured dimensional holes, one of those holes encountered the orbiting Space Shuttle Cygnus. The encounter imprinted Alor's essence in the shuttle and its crew, including Major Hank Geddy. This imprinting allowed Major Geddy to survive the crash of the shuttle and the violent re-entry to Earth as his body merged with the shuttle's technology to become a cybernetic being.		Although Alor was physically destroyed, a portion of his essence survived in the Primal Universe. When he was briefly connected to the Primal Universe through the various fractured dimensional holes, one of those holes encountered the orbiting Space Shuttle Cygnus. The encounter imprinted Alor's essence in the shuttle and its crew, including Major Hank Geddy. This imprinting allowed Major Geddy to survive the crash of the shuttle and the violent re-entry to Earth as his body merged with the shuttle's technology to become a cybernetic being.

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	Although Alor was physically destroyed, a portion of his essence survived in the Primal Universe. When he was briefly connected to the Primal Universe through the various fractured dimensional holes, one of those holes encountered the orbiting Space Shuttle Cygnus. The encounter imprinted Alor's essence in the shuttle and its crew, including Major Hank Geddy. This imprinting allowed Major Geddy to survive the crash of the shuttle and the violent re-entry to Earth as his body merged with the shuttle's technology to become a cybernetic being.		Although Alor was physically destroyed, a portion of his essence survived in the Primal Universe. When he was briefly connected to the Primal Universe through the various fractured dimensional holes, one of those holes encountered the orbiting Space Shuttle Cygnus. The encounter imprinted Alor's essence in the shuttle and its crew, including Major Hank Geddy. This imprinting allowed Major Geddy to survive the crash of the shuttle and the violent re-entry to Earth as his body merged with the shuttle's technology to become a cybernetic being.

	Major Geddy's body was put in the care of his father, [[Lord Lee Geddy]] of the information-collecting [[Rocinante Group]]. Fueled by revenge, Lord Geddy went along with his son's idea for revenge by molding himself into a superhero by the name of [[StarCygnus]] and arranged to have him publicly "save" the [~~http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=President_Obama~~ President of the United States], thus getting in position to become a member of the '''[[Guardians of the Dawn]]''' superhero group; the very group that had all of the members he needed to have access to in order to carry out their revenge.		Major Geddy's body was put in the care of his father, [[Lord Lee Geddy]] of the information-collecting [[Rocinante Group]]. Fueled by revenge, Lord Geddy went along with his son's idea for revenge by molding himself into a superhero by the name of [[StarCygnus]] and arranged to have him publicly "save" the [[POTUS44\|President of the United States]], thus getting in position to become a member of the '''[[Guardians of the Dawn]]''' superhero group; the very group that had all of the members he needed to have access to in order to carry out their revenge.

	As StarCygnus, Alor's consciousness slowly began collecting other portions of his essence that were touched by other technological devices. This allowed Alor to rebuild himself into a digital essence, similar to an alternate version of himself he encountered when he first visited other realities.		As StarCygnus, Alor's consciousness slowly began collecting other portions of his essence that were touched by other technological devices. This allowed Alor to rebuild himself into a digital essence, similar to an alternate version of himself he encountered when he first visited other realities.

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	From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals. And with that rebirth came a new mission: the restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".		From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals. And with that rebirth came a new mission: the restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".

	==Rise and Fall of Alor==		==The Rise and Fall of Alor==

	Upon his return to his home universe, Alor began adapting his various portal devices to fulfill his objective. His devices would seek out "fixed point" entities, much like he was, and he would then travel to those worlds and destroy those entities, thus destroying those universes. His suit would then feed off the expended energy, making him more and more powerful.		Upon his return to his home universe, Alor began adapting his various portal devices to fulfill his objective. His devices would seek out "fixed point" entities, much like he was, and he would then travel to those worlds and destroy those entities, thus destroying those universes. His suit would then feed off the expended energy, making him more and more powerful.
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	The damage, though, linked XHT-S7 to the Primal Universe, sending several heroes near the original maw ''(including Tor, sent there by his fellow Utopians)'' to the Primal Universe and creating multiple portals around the Primal Earth. Alor, attempting to re-connect himself to the dying universe, found himself peering into Primal Earth and exclaiming '''"NO, THIS WILL NOT DO"''' before the portals closed.		The damage, though, linked XHT-S7 to the Primal Universe, sending several heroes near the original maw ''(including Tor, sent there by his fellow Utopians)'' to the Primal Universe and creating multiple portals around the Primal Earth. Alor, attempting to re-connect himself to the dying universe, found himself peering into Primal Earth and exclaiming '''"NO, THIS WILL NOT DO"''' before the portals closed.

	With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe. Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]]. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]], she sent Daybright back to [[~~Libra~~]] and Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned an alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from the year 2018 to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe.		With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe. Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]] who had since evolved into an Omega Incarnate being. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]] incorporated into her Aegis Armor, she sent Daybright back to [[Limbo]] and sent Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned an alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from the year 2018 to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe. She watched as the alternate Rularuu held Alor until final entropy destroyed everything, including Alor himself.

	==Alor/StarCygnus==		==Alor/StarCygnus==

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+'''''"These worlds, these realities you know, these are all but shadows of the truth.  The Original Gods are real and they are waiting to be returned, and I will be the one to bring them back and make the Omniverse whole again."'' - Alor'''
 '''Alor''' is a multiverse entity also known as '''"The Destroyer of Worlds"'''.  He is the entity responsible for the destruction of several universes, including universe [[XHT-S7]], as well as the reason why the time manipulator [[Doc Tor]] was banished by his own people.
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 Then he encoutnered an alternate version of himself that was living life as a feeble-minded gardener.  Angered at this turn of events, he murdered his alternate self, not knowing that this version of Alexander [[Rules_of_Time#Keystone|would play a crucial role]] in that universe's timeline.  The resulting change caused a paradox rift that destroyed all that it touched, destroying the Earth and throwing that whole universe into total premature entropy.
-Alexander's protective bodysuit, designed to protect him through multiverse space, pulled him out before he could be destroyed by entropy, but the expended energy from the destruction of that universe also super-charged his outfit.  During this time, he had a vision of beings that he referred to as "The Originals", the original gods of the Omniverse.
+Alexander's protective bodysuit, designed to protect him through multiverse space, pulled him out before he could be destroyed by entropy, but the expended energy from the destruction of that universe also super-charged his outfit.  During this time, he had a vision of beings that he referred to as [[Original Universe Theory|"The Originals"]], the original gods of the Omniverse.
 From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals.  And with that rebirth came a new mission: the restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".

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'''Alor''' is a multiverse entity also known as '''"The Destroyer of Worlds"'''. He is the entity responsible for the destruction of several universes, including universe [[XHT-S7]], as well as the reason why the time manipulator [[Doc Tor]] was banished by his own people.

= Character History =
==Alexander of the First Order==
According to [[Doc Tor]], Alor began as simply '''Alexander of the First Order''', the direct descendant of '''Alexander the Great''', who discovered the existence of other universes. Fixated on the idea that he was great in every instance, in every reality, Alexander ordered the creation of a multiverse portal which would allow him to travel to those worlds and prove himself right.

At first, his voyages to other realities validated his theory, as he encountered alterate versions of himself that were kings, rulers, dictators, philosophers, even noted shamen. In every instance, Alexander was seen as someone that respected and admired above all.

Then he encoutnered an alternate version of himself that was living life as a feeble-minded gardener. Angered at this turn of events, he murdered his alternate self, not knowing that this version of Alexander [[Rules_of_Time#Keystone|would play a crucial role]] in that universe's timeline. The resulting change caused a paradox rift that destroyed all that it touched, destroying the Earth and throwing that whole universe into total premature entropy.

Alexander's protective bodysuit, designed to protect him through multiverse space, pulled him out before he could be destroyed by entropy, but the expended energy from the destruction of that universe also super-charged his outfit. During this time, he had a vision of beings that he referred to as "The Originals", the original gods of the Omniverse.

From that moment on, he believed that he was one of the reborn "Original Gods", and began calling himself '''Alor''', the Alpha and the Omega of the Originals. And with that rebirth came a new mission: the restoration of the "Original Universe" and the resurrection of the "Original Gods".

==Rise and Fall of Alor==

Upon his return to his home universe, Alor began adapting his various portal devices to fulfill his objective. His devices would seek out "fixed point" entities, much like he was, and he would then travel to those worlds and destroy those entities, thus destroying those universes. His suit would then feed off the expended energy, making him more and more powerful.

Eventually this attracted the attention of a multiverse-traveling [[Utopian Universe|Utopian]] known as [[Doc Tor]]. Introducing himself as "Quinn", he gained Alor's trust enough for him to discover the ultimate goal of such destruction. Confronting Alor with the facts, the mad demigod tried to destroy the Utopian, only to have him disappear though his travel device.

Tor realized that Alor was mad with power and needed to be stopped. He believed that the best way to stop Alor was to go back in time and prevent Alor gaining power in the first place. He began to alter Alor's past as Alexander, thinking it would prevent him from being aware of other realities. Unfortunately his efforts were for naught, as Alor's existence became a fixed point.

Tor then tried to find ways to stop Alor's efforts, but unfortunately he was recalled back to his home universe. During that time, Alor used his growing power to perfect his ultimate device so he would not have to travel to other realities. The cost of this device was devastating to his own universe, scavenging the walls of his own reality every time it was used.

The Utopians deemed Alor to be a threat to all reality, and while they condemned Tor's actions, they agreed that something must be done about it. They recruited the most powerful and most experienced heroes from across the multiverse into an army, led by [[Icon Powers]] of universe [[XHT-S7]]. Though this version of Icon Powers was older and less powerful, he still possessed enough experience to be able to lead the others against Alor.

Unfortunately the assault failed as Alor was able to use a portion of his power to create minions able of guarding his stronghold. One by one, the heroes fell, and Icon was captured on Alor's orders so he could be made an example of.

While Alor prepared his device to destroy Icon's home universe, another hero arrived on the scene. A disguised [[Daybright]] from the [[Primal Universe]] three years in the future had been recruited by the cosmic force [[Libra]] to aid Icon. Although she was able to free Icon and they were able to damage Alor's device, the damage had already been done and Universe XHT-S7 was destroyed.

The damage, though, linked XHT-S7 to the Primal Universe, sending several heroes near the original maw ''(including Tor, sent there by his fellow Utopians)'' to the Primal Universe and creating multiple portals around the Primal Earth. Alor, attempting to re-connect himself to the dying universe, found himself peering into Primal Earth and exclaiming '''"NO, THIS WILL NOT DO"''' before the portals closed.

With the device damaged beyond repair, there was nothing that would stop Alor's universe from succumbing to entropy. But Alor was undeterred. He vowed he would simply set up his devices again in the Primal Universe while Daybright and Icon are stranded in a dying universe. Both Icon and Daybright attempt to stop Alor from leaving, each prepared to sacrifice their own lives in the process, but were both stopped by [[Galatea Future]], a far-future version of [[Galatea Powers]]. Using the devices of [[Ouroboros]], she sent Daybright back to [[Libra]] and Icon Powers back to the Utopians. She then summoned an alternate-time [[Rularuu]] from the year 2018 to ensure that Alor would die along with his universe.

==Alor/StarCygnus==
''(See [http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=Time_and_Changes_(GotD) "Time and Changes"].)''

Although Alor was physically destroyed, a portion of his essence survived in the Primal Universe. When he was briefly connected to the Primal Universe through the various fractured dimensional holes, one of those holes encountered the orbiting Space Shuttle Cygnus. The encounter imprinted Alor's essence in the shuttle and its crew, including Major Hank Geddy. This imprinting allowed Major Geddy to survive the crash of the shuttle and the violent re-entry to Earth as his body merged with the shuttle's technology to become a cybernetic being.

Major Geddy's body was put in the care of his father, [[Lord Lee Geddy]] of the information-collecting [[Rocinante Group]]. Fueled by revenge, Lord Geddy went along with his son's idea for revenge by molding himself into a superhero by the name of [[StarCygnus]] and arranged to have him publicly "save" the [http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=President_Obama President of the United States], thus getting in position to become a member of the '''[[Guardians of the Dawn]]''' superhero group; the very group that had all of the members he needed to have access to in order to carry out their revenge.

As StarCygnus, Alor's consciousness slowly began collecting other portions of his essence that were touched by other technological devices. This allowed Alor to rebuild himself into a digital essence, similar to an alternate version of himself he encountered when he first visited other realities.

Finally, when Alor collected enough of his essence, he fully took over the body of StarCygnus to kill Daybright, forcing all of her various teleportation devices to activate at once. ''(Alor was unaware that in doing so, it allowed Libra to "recruit" Daybright for the mission in 2007, thus completing the circle of events that led to his downfall.)''

His next target was the [[Freedom Phalanx]] member [[Citadel]]. Citadel's backup data facility allowed him the means to create an army of robotic drones to build a new gateway portal, where he could re-create the visit to the Omniverse that supposedly "gave" him his god-like powers. He also paid a visit to [[Icon Powers]], who at the time was being questioned by the police, easily rendering Powers unconscious.

As a joint Guardians/Phalanx team attempted to rescue their missing comrades, Alor was able to defeat them using the information he had collected of both groups. That left "Quinn", aka Doc Tor, who was waiting for Alor by the now-active gateway portal. Tor did not stop Alor from entering the portal, but did warn him that his current "body" was not the same as his original flesh-and-blood incarnation, which also had special protection. Sure enough, when Alor touched the portal threshold, a surge of energy overwhelmed his cybernetic components and broke his digital control over Citadel's drones.

When he attempted to re-establish his control over the drones so they could help him, he encountered both Citadel and Icon Powers, both of whom were freed by [[Street Justice]] and [[Lady Templar]], two "new" heroes that neither he nor StarCygnus have on file. He fled to the mainframe system, trying to download his digital self into the system to escape, only to face Icon Powers in one final battle. The explosion destroyed much of the mainframe system.

Afterward, [[Vanguard]] agents along with [[Sister Psyche]] and [[Numina]] managed to separate Alor's digital essence from Major Geddy's body and all technology that Alor had controlled, placing the digitized version of Alor in a standalone server and placed in a storage facility insulated from any kind of connection.

[[Maximus Rex]] commented that Alor sought to become a god, and in the end he became nothing but a digital myth.

=Related Information=

Although not named directly, his first appearance was in '''[http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight#Issue_0:_.22The_Guardian_Exiles.22 Issue #0 of "Guardians of the Dawn Spotlight"] (2009)''' and makes partial appearances in '''[http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=Guardians_of_the_Dawn_Spotlight#Issues_1-3:_.22Guardian_Exiles.22 Issues 1-3] (2009)''' and '''Issue #19''' as well as being mentioned by Doc Tor in '''Issue #10'''. He was featured in '''Issue #20''' and was the arch-villain in the '''[http://cohcomicindex.com/home/cohcomicindex/index.php?title=Time_and_Changes_(GotD) "Time and Changes"] storyline'''.

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