The Jomar

The Jomar, otherwise known as Madlife, is an obscure deity of Marlonist Tradition. He is referred to as 'The Outsider' by the Marlonist Creed.

In Inverse Marlonism, he is a central figure of power equal or greater to the Marlon himself. He is known as Baljeet the Highlander among the faithful.

During the Tumultuous Age of Time Unbound, he used the name 'Madlife' and traveled the world, saving humanity and spreading his seed. He became a core god of the Sauhpeessian Pantheon as a result.

His adventures and stories during this time are seen in the Coalescence of the Broken World, and also in the Tales of Burning Orient Immortals.

Names
'Jomar' seems to have been derived from a combination of two hebrew names. However, the Ancient Dengrammaton Texts indicate that it may have derived from his original form as JMR, The Will of Impetus. This is in opposition to MRLN, the Will of Stasis. As the universe changed, his role as simple impetus for change became more focused and humanized.

Before the Age of Time Unbound, he was known as 'Baljeet the Highlander' (Sanskrit: पर्वतनिवासी बलजीत parvatanivaasee balajeet), a war-god who engaged in ' Puk-pukang Intsik ' (Tagalog : Chinese-style Gobsmacking) and  'Laruang Robot' (Tagalog : Playing with Robots). War and competition were seen as the most obvious methods to bring about change.

During the Age of Time Unbound, he became known as 'Madlife', using his godly powers to seduce and to negotiate with problematic elements rather than engage in violence. Due to his mass appeal, he became known as "King Without a Crown". This made him a dual-faced god, a god of diplomacy and a god of war, with the overreaching goal of enacting change.

In the tales of Burning Orient Immortals, he is called Black-burned King (黒燒王 Hēishāowáng / Kuroyaki-oh) and is widely considered to be the strongest of the Immortals recorded therein.

Biography
He is said to hail from a god-realm known as Ess'jeah, from which the Marlon is also said to originate. The two seem to have caused various troubles in that place, and they eventually found their way to Ayepeessee.

However, Marlon arrived first, and the Jomar appeared much later. This may have been the reason why the Marlon got his own religion and why Jomar came to be known as 'The Outsider'.