Mil-Tan

Mil-Tan

Appearance

A towering monument of unrestrained might, Miltonius Tannhauser—better known as Mil-Tan—embodies the violent grandeur of the Void. His body, sculpted like a fortress of muscle and scar, radiates volatile energy even in stillness. Once an Asgardian of bronze skin, dark brown hair, and blue eyes, the Void's touch remade him entirely. Now, his skin is laced with glowing violet fractures, pulsing like cosmic veins beneath his flesh. His jet-black hair carries faint streaks of amethyst shimmer, framing a face that oscillates between childish awe and godlike fury. His eyes normally gleam with nebula purple, deep and luminous — but when rage consumes him, they ignite into pure white light, searing with celestial anger as crimson-violet veins flare across his body. His armor, forged from warped Asgardian plate and infused Void crystal, is battered yet imposing, a walking relic of countless battles. Across his back hang his colossal twin war axes, Ragnarok's Twins — weapons as infamous as their wielder.

Personality

Mil-Tan is a creature of extremes — half titan, half toddler, wholly chaos. Once a revered general of the Asgardian Alliance, his transformation through the Void Obelisk left his mind fractured, caught between terrifying fury and baffling innocence. On the battlefield, he becomes a hurricane of devastation — a relentless juggernaut who knows no hesitation, no mercy, and no equal in raw destructive power. But in peace, he is bizarrely gentle and childlike, often distracted by trivial joys or nonsensical curiosities. He collects toys, talks to imaginary companions (including his flea strategist Rose), and can spend hours making bubble crowns for his rubber duck Sir Quackington. Despite mockery from some — including Krul Tepes, who dubbed him the “Behemoth Fetish” — Mil-Tan's sincerity and unwavering loyalty command respect. His heart is as massive as his frame, and his devotion to Azarox Kuroishi remains absolute. Beneath the laughter, the chaos, and the absurdity beats the heart of a warrior who has lost everything — except faith.

History

Pre-Void Era: The General of Asgard

Before the Void reshaped his destiny, Miltonius Tannhauser was among Asgard's most celebrated generals. His unmatched courage, thunderous laughter, and relentless drive made him both loved and feared across the Alliance. Revered for his valor and larger-than-life presence, Mil-Tan's victories were sung in the halls of the Silver Citadel. Yet beneath his pride lay disillusionment. When Azarox Kuroishi began to challenge the corruption festering within the Alliance's upper ranks, Mil-Tan became the first to follow him. Together, they abandoned the politics of the divine and ventured beyond the boundaries of known realms, where they discovered the mythic plane that would come to be known as The Void. There, the two encountered the legendary Void Obelisk — an ancient relic of boundless entropy that promised transcendence through dissolution. Azarox ascended first, becoming the Dragon of Annihilation. Mil-Tan followed, becoming the second Nebulan to rise from mortal flesh. The transformation granted him immense strength, but fractured his mind beyond repair. Despite the madness, his loyalty to Azarox remained absolute.

Post-Void Era: The False Emperor

When Azarox Kuroishi vanished during the Invasion of Asgard, Mil-Tan inherited command of the Void army and was declared the False Emperor. His strength was unquestionable, but his leadership catastrophic. Frustrated by the burden of rule, he demolished more fortresses than the enemy ever could, earning the Crown of Null's exasperation. Deemed unfit to command, Mil-Tan was exiled from the Void and left to wander the astral wastes. It was during this wandering that he was discovered by Kiri Shiroi, the Goddess of Death and pupil of Hades. Intrigued by the sheer destructive force and raw loyalty he embodied, Kiri chose not to destroy him, but instead offered alliance and shelter. She recognized in him not just ruin, but the spark of an indomitable will — a weapon that, if aimed correctly, could serve greater ends. The two fought side by side for a time, bound not by faction, but by mutual respect and understanding. When Azarox Kuroishi finally returned to reclaim his throne from the Velkris siblings of the Abyss, Mil-Tan's faith was rewarded. Without hesitation, he returned to the Void, where Azarox himself reinstated him as one of the Crown of Null's Juggernauts. Though the title of False Emperor remains a running joke among his peers, his ferocity, loyalty, and resilience have made him a living legend — feared, mocked, and strangely adored.

Synopsis

Once an Asgardian general, now the Juggernaut of the Void, Miltonius Tannhauser—Mil-Tan—is both a weapon of cataclysm and an icon of loyalty. His immense power, fractured mind, and unwavering devotion to Azarox Kuroishi define him as the Void's strongest yet most unpredictable champion. Though mocked as the False Emperor, his sheer might and sincere heart have made him one of the Void's most enduring figures. In peace, he laughs like a child; in war, he thunders like a god.

Trivia

Normal eyes: Nebula Purple. When enraged, they blaze pure white as crimson-violet veins illuminate his body.

Favorite food: raw mutton—'the crunchier, the better.'

Can drink entire barrels of Asgardian Ale before showing signs of drunkenness.

Keeps a toy ship named S.S. Victory Boy and a yellow rubber duck called Sir Quackington, both declared Fleet Admirals in his imaginary navy.

Maintains a flea companion named Rose, whom he calls 'Vice-Commander of Operations.'

Nickname 'Behemoth Fetish' coined by Krul Tepes after he destroyed her wine cellar mid-sneeze.

Once sneezed so hard he obliterated half the Void Citadel's west wing, then apologized by flexing.

Bears a tattoo reading 'THINK FIRST,' added by Alyndra Venrieth after one too many training mishaps.

Hopelessly addicted to Pixie Dust—claims it 'tastes like courage and lightning.' Once inhaled enough to declare himself 'The Sky's Vengeance' before crashing into an obsidian tower.

Loves coloring books. His favorites feature dragons, castles, and happy muttons. Frequently tastes crayons 'to check their mood.'

Used to go by his full name, Miltonius Tannhauser, but stopped because he keeps forgetting it halfway through—only remembering the last three letters, 'Tan.'

Favorite pastime: smashing rocks 'to see if they have secrets.'

Once defined leadership as: 'Smash bravely, snack proudly, sleep loudly.'