Gapon continually asserted that he was born with extraordinary powers, capable of completing any task with remarkable speed. Approximately two hundred years ago, he was chosen to serve as a guide at the Bismay Museum, a position for which he was selected by Binash. However, it was also Binash who ultimately became a magician and transformed Gapon into an animated statue. During his time as a statue, Gapon remained conscious. On one occasion, Binash approached him with the intent of harming him, but Gapon's superior powers prevented Binash from succeeding. Gapon was able to absorb some of Binash's magical abilities, compelling him to write about Gapon in the scripture. Recognizing his inability to defeat Gapon, Binash fled the museum. Gapon patiently awaited someone to awaken him by making noise in the museum, as instructed in the scripture. Several years after the initial incident, the sage who had granted Binash his magical abilities created a raucous disturbance within the museum. However, due to a curse placed by Binash, Gapon was not restored to his original form of a living statue but instead transformed into a monster. Eager to test the extent of his newfound powers, Gapon sought out the sage for retribution rather than expressing gratitude. This act of vengeance filled him with guilt and regret, prompting him to make a solemn decision to depart from the museum permanently and isolate himself from human interaction. From that moment forward, his sole purpose in life became the pursuit of vengeance against Binash.

© Santanu