Idea of Evil

The Idea of Evil (also known as the Desired God) is a primordial entity residing in the Abyss of the Multi-Universe, a dimension filled with emptiness and nothing. The Idea of Evil was a non-sapient life form that roamed outer space, and is presumed to have been an organic manifestation of pure evil, perhaps even the source of all evil itself. Before God, the Creator of the Multi-Universe, could create the Multi-Universe more than 990 centillion years ago, the Idea of Evil was already flying around the space filled with emptiness so it's unknown how it was born.

Before it could fulfill its purpose, which was likely to devour the entire creation, three Guardian gods serving the Supreme God arrived to exterminate this great evil. The surviving remnant of the Black Mass which escaped the confrontation eventually landed in anothe dimension and would later spawn the demonic sorcerer Ara Astaroth in the womb of the Demon Queen Pshica and 5 billion years later would give birth to the Blackness, who is the final antagonist of the storyline as a whole.

It is responsible for the corruption of all living beings, corrupting intelligent life forms to commit sins and crimes.

Conception
The Desired God is the will of evil's collective consciousness manifested, owing its origins to the species' longing for transcendental reasons regarding its existence. It's also said to have created the Devil and all Demonic forces of the Multi-Universe before all creation could have existed, if this is true, the Idea of Evil can be considered the Bigger Bad and the TRUE main antagonist of all CIS Productions' stories. It's implied it also created the evil Abyssal race.

Powers and Abilities
The Idea of Evil was an extremely powerful and volatile force, even more so than God given how it could only be subdued after the three primary gods of three different mythologies fought against it together. Even more worrisome is the fact that, despite its defeat, it demonstrated a capability to inflict harm upon the gods which it fought, specifically in how it nearly killed or corrupted the Gods.