Aesop, The Divinity

Aesop or The Divinity, as refereed to sometimes, is the main God figure that roams the world. Having consumed all the magic of his father and his mother his consciousness now staggers between planes of existence, and at times even his body will vanish.

Centralization of Power
After the Eternal War, the war between the Elementals and their younger cousins Gods, the pantheon diverged into a cold war over the powers of their parents. Having foresaw the destruction of the universe Aesop convinced the other gods to relinquish there powers to him and then with the combined power of all magic Aesop was stripped of his identity and consciousness.

The Form of His Thoughts
Aesop now wanders most of the world in aimless confusion, unable to speak directly or even touch objects he creates Spirits who perform simple actions for him. The Spirits that Aesop creates are largely accidentally birthed when Aesop comes to a lucid thought, upon which the Spirit inherit a fragment of Aesop's personality, magical properties, free will, and an attribute of the thought that spawned it. (Ex. A thought about how strong a tree is creates a spirit that is has an affinity for protecting forests.)