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Ulyaoth is one of the three overarching antagonists (alongside Chattur'gha and Xel'lotath) of the video game Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem. He is an Ancient who is the God of Magick (symbolized by the color blue).

He was voiced by Richard Doyle, who also voiced Pious Augustus in the same game.

Biography[]

He resembles a jellyfish. His voice is straightforward and easy to listen to. His zombies will usually self-destruct if damaged.

He can create portals to either teleport something somewhere else, or suck them into oblivion. He can also shoot energy beams from portals he opens up.

The Black Guardian of Ulyaoth has several jellyfish-like features, with three legs, and likes to stomp on his victims.

As with the usual rock-paper-scissors theme through the game, Ulyaoth can easily destroy Chattur'gha, but cannot even inflict any damage on Xel'lotath.

If the player has Pious Augustus choose Ulyaoth as the Ancient he wants to summon, Pious can be seen talking to him several times. In the end, Alex summoned Xel'lotath to fight Ulyaoth. Xel'lotath damaged him with an energy ball and an electrical shock, before reflecting several of his energy beams back at him, and then she powered up and struck Ulyaoth with green lightning, killing him.

If the player has Pious choose Chattur'gha as his Ancient, Alex will summon Ulyaoth to fight him. Ulyaoth destroys Chattur'gha by sucking him into disintegration portals, but it is soon revealed to Alex that Ulyaoth will inflict the same damage that Chattur'gha could have inflicted, and so she and Edward's ghost cast a 9-point Bind Spell to seal him away. However, Mantorok somehow tampered with the three timelines and allowed them to continue as one after the deathblow of each Ancient, leaving Ulyaoth destroyed forever.

If the player has Pious choose Xel'lotath as his Ancient, Ulyaoth is briefly shown in a vision by Xel'lotath, being beaten by her, though he is not shown clearly enough.

Quotes[]

Pious Augustus: Thy presence is long missed, my liege.
Ulyaoth: The universe is a yawning chasm, filled with emptiness and the puerile meanderings of sentience. Why should you deserve special consideration within it, Augustus, above all else?
Pious Augustus: I am your servant, my lord, as always. That and nothing more.
Ulyaoth: Yes, that and nothing more. What revelations do you bring me?
Pious Augustus: My meditations reveal a flaw in our plan.
Ulyaoth: Our plan, Augustus? Mantorok is a shadow, ebbing in the light of our glory. It and the others are slow, weak - bound by the realm of a universe. Unable to unite to fight a common foe, they will fall one by one. Unfortunately, this is beyond your understanding. The binding of Mantorok will seal their fate as its power over us is diminished. Such an irony that the keeper itself be imprisoned within the walls of its own magick.
Pious Augustus: But what of its essence? Is that not the core of its remaining power?
Ulyaoth: Upon my seeping into the corporeal world, I will be the dominant over all, Mantorok included. Your worries are unfounded. You must turn your attention to Charlemagne the Frank. His continued presence within the world is far more serious to our cause.
Pious Augustus: As you wish, master. He will be dead before the week is out.
~ Ulyaoth dismissing Pious' concerns over Mantorok's opposition to their plans and conspiring to eliminate Charlemagne the Frank.
Pious Augustus: Soon, the heart will be in our possession, my liege.
Ulyaoth: Never underestimate the power of Mantorok. Even in death, it corrodes all about itself.
Pious Augustus: It is unguarded. The presence of the Corpse God causes fear in all who come near it. It has torn entire villages asunder and made the region uninhabitable. Only the foolish would venture near it.
Ulyaoth: Even so, what may be easy to take may be easily taken away.
Pious Augustus: Fear not. For centuries, we have searched for something that was before us all the time. Mantorok's essence never left the city temple. And with it located, we are one step closer to your freedom, master.
Ulyaoth: Yes. Yes! Make... haste!
~ Ulyaoth warning Pious about Mantorok's powers.
Pious Augustus: Everything is complete for your arrival, master. Now we must wait for the planets to align, and that is not too many years from now. Another Roivas has crossed our path. This time, we will not be so merciful.
Ulyaoth: Mercy has no place in this world.
Pious Augustus: He will meet such a horrible death, that the rest of the line will never set foot in his house again.
Ulyaoth: Pray to me that they don't.
~ Pious informing his plan to eliminate Edward Roivas to Ulyaoth.
Pious Augustus: Master, I am saddened to report the destruction of the guardian colony at the ruin of Ehn'Gha.
Ulyaoth: I am not without eyes, servant. I knew of their loss as it happened. It is not a concern of mine. The guardians were merely tools to forward the greater cause. Think of them as casualties of war.
Pious Augustus: But the balance of power has shifted with their loss.
Ulyaoth: Nonsense! Balance? There has never been balance! If anything, we shall remove all balance. Our plan continues as predicted. I have seen the future, Pious, and it portends a great battle between myself and the great being of matter. Chattur'gha will fall to my superiority. The power of Chattur'gha is useless against me.
Pious Augustus: Of course, as it was meant to be. The gates will be readied, just the same.
Ulyaoth: We shall overcome. Be patient, my servant. Be patient.
~ Ulyaoth dismissing Pious' report about the destruction of Ehn'Gha and boasting about his vision of defeating Chattur'gha.

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