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Here's KingBELL's full lore: Description: KingBELL (otherwise known as King for short) is the main recurring antagonist of Roblox Eternal. He was the first successful BELL series robot built by the Spacetime Engineers, but he ended up going rogue, consuming countless souls and becoming a god of pure insanity. KingBELL's ability to consume souls was intentional, though, as he was originally built to traverse and raid the Backrooms and even the underworld in search of souls to experiment on or research. He mostly spends his time in his castle, plotting how he could ultimately erase robloxiankind and take over Robloxia. Backstory: KingBELL used to be a normal robloxian named Damon. He lived with Reign, Noobie, and Justin, who were all close friends to him as a child. They all lived in Zombloxia, which fell under the terror of a town wide zombie apocalypse. He was a huge fan of brick battlers and wanted to become a brick battler himself when he grew up. When he did eventually grow up, he went exploring places outside of Zombloxia, hoping to find some place to start his brick battling legacy. However, during his travels, he tripped and fell into the ground and into the Backrooms. He was very disoriented when this happened and wandered aimlessly. After a while of wandering, he fell asleep in one of the safe rooms in Level 0. However, this safe room was a trap made by the Spacetime Engineers to capture an unsuspecting victim. The Spacetime Engineers then took him and extracted his soul and placed it into a robotic body as a source of energy. This robotic body was dubbed "KingBELL." Damon (now King) eventually woke up to find himself within a laboratory, now in a new body. King wandered the lab before no-clipping into another level of the Backrooms. He explored the level, slowly losing hope and going mad, constructing false memories, beginning to believe that he was abandoned purposely. After a while, he eventually found his way out of the Backrooms and back in Zombloxia. King eventually was reunited with Reign and Noobie, who were searching for him. However, instead of relief that he found his old friends again, King was filled with a burning hatred towards not just them, but to all of Robloxia. King lashed out at Reign and Noobie. Reign and Noobie fled, escaping underground, where KingBELL pursued them. Eventually, they reached a dead end, entering an altar room. King cornered them. Noobie then noticed a ritual dagger and a statue that resembled something he recognized. Noobie, in a last ditch attempt to thwart King and stop this madness, ran to the ritual dagger at the altar and stabbed himself in the heart, sacrificing himself to the god that the statue depicted. This god was Ouranos: the God of Space. The sacrifice transformed Noobie's corpse into a green Black Hole. Reign took this chance to flee, escaping Robloxia all together and running to Pine Ridge, a human town located within Colorado, America. KingBELL, meanwhile, also escaped, pursuing after Reign. Many months passed. King eventually discovered that Reign had fled to Pine Ridge, traveling their to finish what he had started. Eventually, he found Reign in a forest clearing within Pine Ridge's woods. KingBELL took this as a chance to ambush Reign, successfully killing him. Reign became the first of many souls that King would consume. King, now experiencing what revenge felt like, went completely mad with violence, going on a killing spree throughout Pine Ridge. After he consumed enough souls, King's power had reached low god-like levels, officially becoming the God of Insanity. He returned to the Backrooms and began to conquer it, spreading his reign of terror throughout. After that, King returned to Robloxia, traveling to the Crimson Kingdom, successfully starting a renaissance and ultimately become their god and overlord. Using the Crimson Kingdom, he began enacting plans to take over Robloxia, swearing to destroy the whole robloxian race for their foolishness, and promising the Crimson Kingdom power if they helped.
