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An LoL twin idea I had. Anyways, in the broad idea I had, these two creatures were born from one man's soul.
An ambassador sent to a corrupt city, he felt proud and haughty as he walked down the impoverished streets. When a man, however, came to beg for some small amounts, the ambassador cast him away and sent his guards to beat him. Unbeknownst to the lord, the poor man was a servant of a powerful enchanter. When the ambassador came to plead his innocence, the enchanter then gave split his spirit, one belonging to the proud politician and the other to the already near-dead poor servant. The lord wanted to reunite himself in one body, and did several tasks for the enchanter, who then went to the next step of unison: he turned the two bodies into two spirits. Now, the spirits hated one another; the poor one hated his pride, and the wealthy one hated his lowly position. Since he could not be of one mind, divided by the hatred of himself, his spirits could not become whole, and the enchanter left him. The two spirits were left to wander the city, looking for mechanical parts to reconstruct a physical body for themselves. But the man's two senses never came together. One bore a claw, to grasp whatever came to him; the other carried a precise weapon, to defend himself from whatever stranger came by. Heran is the two spirits.

Description
An LoL twin idea I had. Anyways, in the broad idea I had, these two creatures were born from one man's soul.
An ambassador sent to a corrupt city, he felt proud and haughty as he walked down the impoverished streets. When a man, however, came to beg for some small amounts, the ambassador cast him away and sent his guards to beat him. Unbeknownst to the lord, the poor man was a servant of a powerful enchanter. When the ambassador came to plead his innocence, the enchanter then gave split his spirit, one belonging to the proud politician and the other to the already near-dead poor servant. The lord wanted to reunite himself in one body, and did several tasks for the enchanter, who then went to the next step of unison: he turned the two bodies into two spirits. Now, the spirits hated one another; the poor one hated his pride, and the wealthy one hated his lowly position. Since he could not be of one mind, divided by the hatred of himself, his spirits could not become whole, and the enchanter left him. The two spirits were left to wander the city, looking for mechanical parts to reconstruct a physical body for themselves. But the man's two senses never came together. One bore a claw, to grasp whatever came to him; the other carried a precise weapon, to defend himself from whatever stranger came by. Heran is the two spirits.