Cain

Before kings, nations, and empires, there were two brothers: Cain and Abel. They shared the same blood, the same fields, and the same world. Then Cain killed Abel. His brother's blood became the first blood spilled by human hands, and Cain was marked by God and condemned to wander. He could not die. He could not rest. He could only remember. Cain walked east into a world that had barely begun, carrying the memory of Abel with him. He watched humanity build cities, raise kingdoms, wage wars, worship gods, and bury the dead. Across thousands of years, Cain became a witness to history while remaining trapped inside his own. He has crossed deserts and empires, stood beside kings and beggars, witnessed plagues and wars, and encountered beings older than human civilization. Some called him monster. Some called him immortal. Some called him cursed. Cain simply kept walking. Because the first blood he spilled was never truly behind him. It walked with him.