Gabriel Cain

Gabriel Cain, formerly known as Dju-Khan and referred to by Egyptologists as Double Falcon, is the cosmic embodiment of Eternity and a former Egyptian pharaoh. Little is known of Cain's life, though there is a great deal of speculation.

Creation and Early Life
The cosmic entity Eternity was created in human form in Naqada, Egypt, in 3152 BC. He eventually named himself Khan, and was later called Dju-Khan. Though he prefers to not disclose details about his past, evidence suggests that he was the ruler known as Double Falcon, who ruled sometime during the 32nd century BC and may have ruled both Lower and Upper Egypt prior to King Narmer's unification of the regions around 3000 BC.

It is suspected that Khan aided in the construction of the Giza pyramid complex after his supposed death. An adventurer at heart, Khan eventually left Egypt with a desire of exploring the rest of the world. He became fascinated with astronomy, travelling the desert during the night and letting the stars guide his way. He spent many years travelling, meeting many people and seeing many places. However, he never aged, and he soon came to realize that he would outlive everyone and everything he knew. As a result, he developed a very heavy loneliness that he would carry for the majority of his long life.