Ku Tu the Eternal
The alien known as Ku Tu the Eternal came to Earth around 2500 BCE. Sent to study and monitor the people of primitive Earth over several centuries, he was at first content to do just that. However, long periods of isolation with nothing but superstitious primitives to entertain him began to infect the alien scientist with feelings of megalomania. He began to manipulate the local cultures and watch the effects his interference had on the local human civilizations. Eventually, even this game was insufficient. Deciding on a more hands on approach, he settled among the Olmec people of Mesoamerica. With his towering alien form and strange “magic” the Olmecs accepted him as their god-king, Ku Tu the Eternal.
Ku Tu gave the Olmecs prosperity and technological advancements far beyond that of their neighbors in exchange for slavish devotion and human subjects for experimentation. He used his experiments to create alien-human-animal hybrids, unleash plagues on rival civilizations, and other depraved wonders. As his rule dragged on he became less concerned with assisting his subjects and more with using them as toys and playthings. Eventually, this led to revolt. Despite his advanced technology and physical superiority, Ku Tu was defeated by his former subjects. Fleeing to his spaceship, he was thrown into the central power chamber by the leaders of the rebellion. This triggered a power surge which buried Ku Tu and his ship, seemingly forever.
Centuries later, an archeological expedition from the United States discovered the remains of Ku Tu’s ship. Recklessly excited, the team entered the craft and found the mummified alien conqueror trapped under wreckage. Working for days to free the alien corpse they transported it to their base camp for study. They were quite surprised the next night when Ku Tu, preserved and transformed after millennia of exposure to the energies which powered his ship, rose from his slab. He destroyed the camp, leaving only one survivor to return to civilization and tell of his resurrection. Now believing himself a true living god, Ku Tu seeks to use Earth as his starting point for a new empire that will one day span the stars.
Physical Description
Special abilities
Ku Tu is an immortal alien whose cosmic power sustains his mummified form. He possesses superhuman strength, durability, and intellect. In addition, he possesses a number of cosmic powers including: energy projection, the ability to open teleportation portals using reflective surfaces as anchor points, and the power to transform others into alien “jaguar men” compelled to serve him. Ku Tu’s mastery of alien technology and science also aid him in his plans for conquest.
Mental characteristics
Intellectual Characteristics
Ku Tu is arrogant, megalomaniacal, and full of hubris. He feels he is a superior life form to any other. He is fond of grand speeches lauding this superiority and promising how one day humanity will become the slave-race whose labors will help create his new empire. Ku Tu enjoyed being treated as a living god and after surviving centuries of imprisonment and emerging more powerful than ever, he believes he’s ascended to true godhood.
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