Abraxas - the embodiment of destruction. See also, Cosmic Entities & Gods and Goddesses of the DC Multiverse. Vext - "Patron deity of mishap and misfortune.". The Source - Semi-deistic, "absolute infinite" referenced by the New Gods. Rao - The personification of the red sun of Krypton. The Presence - Supreme being of the DCU. Parallax - physical embodiment of "fear" of the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum. Onimar Synn, a god-like entity worshiped by a militaristic death cult on Thanagar. Nekron - a personification of death and "Lord of the Unliving". Lords of Chaos and Order, opposed groups of god-like energy beings locked in eternal struggle. Ion - physical embodiment of "willpower" of the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum. Examples of gods featured in its narrative include: The DC Universe simultaneously adapts every aspect of theology into its mythos, from Greek to Norse to even atheism and various fictional religions. Melkor also known as Morgoth Bauglir – an evil fallen deity. 
Shub-Niggurath The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young. 
Nyarlathotep The Servitor of the Outer Gods. Tashlan: a fake god created by Shift (Antichrist), said to mean that Tash and Aslan are one, represented by Puzzle the donkey. Aslan: the son of the Emperor, and the creator of Narnia, who was executed by Jadis. The Emperor-Over-the-Sea: Aslan's father, who rules over all worlds. Raziel's cleansing at the end of Defiance meant Kain could clearly see the Elder God, finally, and give a face to one of the forces he was already trying to defy.Literature Chronicles of Narnia (I personally like to think he experienced many failures in his efforts, and what we see is the one successful timeline he's managed so far, but that's headcanon territory.) Kain was working off of whatever he saw in the Chronoplast, planning his actions around the effects he witnessed, and the new memories his actions planted into his mind. 
Raziel knew, to some extent, that the Elder God was manipulating him as well (more so as the story progressed than at the beginning), but when faced with two wanna-be puppetmasters, why would he give them more ammunition that can be used to manipulate him?Īdditionally, while I don't believe Kain knew of the Elder God before Raziel's cleansing allowed him to see the creature, he was clearly aware that something was orchestrating the fate he was trying to defy that he was opposing some force, even if he didn't know exactly what it was. For much of the Soul Reaver games, Raziel didn't trust Kain, and why would he? He was filled with rage and hurt for the betrayal from being cast into the Abyss, and the Elder God played on that.
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