It was around this time that the villagers had enough of Diablo's reign of terror and a mob was formed to deal with him once and for all. Nursing her back to health, Diablo and Lillian fell in love and he began teaching her the art of Alchemy. In 1875 a woman named Lillian von Loont entered into Diablo's life after a horse carriage accident that took the life of her husband. Absynthia then watched as those she cared for died while she turned into a green skinned monstrosity that would endure for all eternity. When Absynthia could not resurrect her husband she injected herself with the potion and was too late to learn that it instead granted her with immortality. The woman fell for what turned out to be a trick, as Diablo intentionally set her up to fail. Diablo provided her with the tools she thought she'd need to resurrect her husband, and also offered her what he claimed was a potion that would end her life should she failed so she could at least be with her husband in the afterlife. She took to the dark arts to try and resurrect him, but she succeeded only in summoning Diablo who had claimed to have come to aid her. On Halloween of the year 1810, a woman named Cynthia von Mort whose husband had just passed away, sought a means of being reunited with her husband. Diablo spent the coming centuries cementing his power base here and the citizens of the land lived in fear of his power. Diablo has hinted that he had made a pact with the Vampires that lived in the region, and possibly Dracula himself, who was lord of the vampires at the time. ĭiablo eventually settled in the land of Transylvania, where he continued to hone his abilities and terrorized the locals. With the Spanish forced from the shores, Diablo appoint himself defender of the land, but resumed his travels across the world. Horrified, Diablo fought back against the invaders slaying all those who came onto the island. Spanish forces committed genocide on the Boriquén people. Diablo's peace came to an end when the voyages of Christopher Columbus landed on the island sometime around the year 1498. He embraced the Saladoid culture, and became a member of the Taino tribe. Esteban found a brief period of peace among these people who embraced all who came to their land. There he was welcomed by the people there. Sometime in the 15th Century, Diablo found himself on the island of Boriquén on the Caribbean Sea. Diablo then continued to travel the globe learning as much as he could about Alchemy, no longer limited by mere mortality. Despite all his power, Diablo's enemies were many and he was soon forced to flee Spain, apparently losing the Philosopher's Stone in the process. At some point during this period, Diablo briefly held and lost the Philosopher's Stone, a powerful Alchemical artifact that could transmute matter with no apparent limitations. It was about this time that Esteban began calling himself Diablo, and began terrorizing the people of his era with his abilities.ĭiablo soon gained some powerful enemies during this period, including the Order of the Deacons, as well as Tribunal of the Holy Office of the Inquisition. At the cost of his immortal soul, Esteban was given the secrets of his Elixir Vitae which granted him near immortality, but he was still frustrated with the limitations of alchemy and sought to overcome it. Turning to sorcery, Esteban learned the dark arts and eventually succeeded in contacting the demon Mephisto to grant his dark desires. Seeking immortality to continue his ends, Esteban found that Alchemy had it's limitations that the transmutative properties were only temporary. Esteban continued his quest to attain godhood, obtaining the Citrinitas and Rubedo, among other artifacts but his goal continued to elude him. Esteban disagreed, but soon became determined to attain that level of powers. El Cid suggested that de Ablo's powers rivaled God's own. Although El Cid's soldiers did not trust him, Esteban was considered a valuable asset to his conquests.
In 1094 AD he used his talents to assist El Cid conquer the Spanish city of Valencia. He became an expert in Scholomantics, and Corpus Heremeticum. He eventually became a master of the craft himself. He began to travel Europe to learn what he could from the ancient masters of alchemy. Much of Esteban's accounts of these early years are rife with contradictions and conflicting accounts. After the death of his father, de Ablo used his vast family fortune to fund his quest to master these ancient arts. During his youth he became interested in the art of alchemy. Įsteban Corazón de Ablo was born into Spanish nobility sometime in the 9th century. Esteban Corazón de Ablo circa the 9th century.
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