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DISAMBIGUATION

This is about Lezus, a well known myth known for their association with Noli.
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Tick,tock,tick,tock.— Lezus' Description
Lezus was a popular myth, best known for being one of the earliest myths on Roblox, and their later association with Noli. Lezus created their account in December 2011, and gained popularity through posting on the forums, similarly to SmithCult. Their myth would change often over the next 6 years, and would become associated with Noli during that time, later being labeled as a "Void Cultist", despite that never being confirmed by the account itself. In 2018, Lezus would be intentionally terminated off of Roblox, leading to the end of the Lezus myth.

Biography

Lezus' story can be described as "ever-changing", due to the constant additions of new characters or story elements, as well as the fact that Lezus would often completely change his games during the early days of his myth. A consistent theme was the family of Lezus, Mallorina and Leasan, who were father, mother and son respectively. Characters such as Lezorius would be added later, who was supposedly Lezus' father.[citation needed] But later on, it has been retconned. There is also the original story, which remained a constant within the Lezus story, apart from a few things. This story can be found below:

Original Interpretation

One day, two people named "Lezusia" and "Mallorina" met on Roblox. They played together and became best friends, although other players throught they were weird because of their usernames, and ostracized them for it. People were mean to them everywhere for no reason, and would report them to Roblox for no good reason. This would lead to their constant termination. One day, Lezusia and Mallorina couldn't take it anymore, and so they decided to take revenge. They decided to join a game, to which they were met with the usual reports and killing ingame. They would respond to this with a smile, and say "Tick, tock, tick, tock look at the clock turn around and fall the floor I shall feast on your blood". This confused the users, and then suddenly the game shutdown, and the players disappeared.

No one knew what had happened to them, and clicking on their profiles led to an error page with the phrase "Tick, tock, tick, tock, revenge time has come". They'd repeat this actions over and over again, which lead to Roblox permanently deleting their accounts. Years later, in 2011, Lezusia returned under the name "Lezus". Mallorina did not return however, as it was said that she betrayed him and he took revenge on her thereafter. It is said that if you visit Lezus' account and play his game, you will be sent a message stating "Tick, tock, looks like you're next.", to which your description will be changed to "Lezus", and your account will never been seen again. It is said that his last words before making his new account was "No matter how much you try to make me forgive you, it won't work. For what you have done to me is too much. Bye bye forever game over."

History

Lezus created his account on the December 20th, 2011. Despite this, his first actual sign of activity was from December 22nd[1]. According to one of the two owners of the account, his first game was created the day before the account. After that, Lezus updated this game multiple times and even held an event on July 27th, 2012. Around this time was also when Leasan was introduced as Lezus' son. Soon after his creation, Lezus was noticed by the Roblox community and even attained an exclusive rank in Robloxian Myth Hunters, as well as being apart of multiple logos for the group.

In December 2012, Lezus notably changed the name of his game multiple times. It's unknown if the game was actually different or if it was just a name change. Later on in February 2013, Lezus made a new game called "She's back for vengeance". It's believed that the game was then renamed to Goodbye Laxio at sometime in March 2013. This is also when the character of Laxio/Laxido was introduced to the Lezus mythos.

After this game, Lezus briefly had a game titled "Laxido", and then a new game called "Razarac". Lezus had this game for multiple months until March 2014, when he reuploaded his Lezus game with some subtle changes. Later on in July 2014, Lezus uploaded his most popular game at the time, titled Noli. This was the first time his myth was ever connected to Noli in any way. This was Lezus' main game until October 2015, when he created The Truth to Lezus. This was a very small game and didn't feature much.

Later on in 2016, a video would be uploaded by an account titled "its ya boy lezus" which featured the owner of Lezus, ironman5747, proving that he created Lezus. He did this by reverting one of his games to Lezus' game from 2012. It seems that this was already known by some in the community, but then became widely known knowledge. In the same video it was mentioned that BamRulez co-created the account.

Eventually around a year later, He updated his game to Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose. This game would by far become Lezus' most recognizable game, and would also spark a new era of activity for Lezus. In March 2017 Lezus announced a new contest which involved people creating a game in which Lezus and Mallorina would be bullied at a playground. It's unknown if anything arose from this game, although the game "The Forest" by Purgetorial may be apart of this contest as it fits the theme very well.

Later on, Lezus created a second game by the name "The Risen King Who Fell" on the 17th of July, 2018. This was one of the last things which the Lezus account did, as he was banned on the 19th of July, 2018. It was confirmed later on that the account was intentionally terminated by the owner for an unknown reason.

In 2025, the creator made a new rewritten story around Lezus myth. The story is still work in process, as some things needs to be changed.

Apperance

Lezus' avatar before his termination was red and white, with a t-shirt that proclaimed "I AM LEZUS" and a green snake wrapped around his shoulders. His avatar remained the same throughout the majority of the account's history, the only changes being the addition of the green snake in 2017, and occasional changing colors between red, black, and white. His avatar's most iconic part was the white tragedy mask he adorned throughout the account's entire history.

Game(s)

Lezus

In Lezus, you spawn onto an invisible baseplate with a temple in the middle. The temple is made out of dark gray bricks, and has decorative fire on the walls. You can see Lezus standing at the end of the temple, stating "Lezus I'm sad... you caused this... and since you were so ignorant you shall be gone forever..." Above the temple, there is a pink island with trees placed along the sides of it and Mallorina standing on it. Mallorina states "I'm happy because everything you have done to me now will pay up! Game over. Suffer time!". You can access this island by touching a teleport on the side of the temple. In one video of the game, there is a large pile of dead bodies to the left of the temple. As well as three models, being Mallorina, Lezus and Lezus again. These models state "I want to hurt you Kiamat and Sleeck! I want to do the worst to you!". There is also a swing set.

In 2013, the game was rereleased with some minor differences. The main difference is that Lezus used the new Dialog object for the Lezus & Mallorina model.

She's back for vengeance

She's back for vengeance, also known as Goodbye Laxio. is a Lezus game which was created sometime in February 2013 and existed until April 2013.[2] The game contained the same temple from Lezus, but made out of corroded metal. Inside the temple you can find a Lezus model which states: "Lezus: She's back for vengeance..." Behind the temple are multiple piles of dead bodies, a model of Mallorina stating "Mallorina: I'm really happy :)", and a model of Leasan stating "Leasen: Mommy, please don't hurt them!" Other than this, there is seemingly nothing else in the game.

Laxido

Laxido is a very small game taking place on a very long gray baseplate. There is nothing on this baseplate, and it was most likely only used to tell the Laxio story in the description of the game. The story can be read below:

"Year 2007, a young player name Laxido. Bright he was! Bright he always was. He was a very skilled builder indeed.... He met a friend, quite like no other. His name was Lezusia and he liked to play. They played and laughed, cried and cheered, they had a great time and did it all the time. But Lezusia was nothing be a trickster and fooled his friend into a trap, from that day on Laxido was never heard of. Until Laxido came back as Laxio! And now he wants revenge.

Laxio is sad, Laxio is lost, Laxio will get revenge."

Razarac

Razarac, alternatively called "Leasan is happy." or "The project.", is the second game released by Lezus. It was uploaded sometime in May 2013 and existed up until sometime in 2014. The game contains a dark cave, with 2 burning truss' at the beginning of the game. If you walk forward for a while, you will reach a wall of Mallorina's saying "LEAVE!". Beyond this wall, you can find a dead person who looks like lezus laying a pool of blood, with a living Lezus standing next to the dead body saying "Leasan is safe now...". Not too far away from the pool of blood, you can see a white character with a yellow head and red eyes with blood on their torso stating "The project...................... is coming.....". At the end of the cave, you can see Lezus saying "Come with me....." with a blue plate sitting next to him. This is presumed to be a teleport, but it may be broken.

Noli

Noli is the third game by Lezus, also called "Lezus New" at one point. This seems to be an altered version of his first game, "Lezus". In this game, you can find the temple from the first game, destroyed and on fire. At the back of the temple, you can see a model named "Noli". The Noli model only states "aspx....." when prompted. Behind the temple, you can find a dead model, named "Leasan". If you try to teleport to the old Mallorina island, you get teleported to a new island. This island has much larger trees, and is entirely red. Replacing Mallorina, is a new model, named "Noli". This is what the model says when prompted.

Noli: Aspx.....

Player: .............

Noli: aspx.........

Player: ..........

Noli: aspx............

Player: noli

Noli: noli...........

Player: What are you even talking about?

Noli: Everyone thought I was weird no one would play with me would you like to play with me?

Player: What?

Noli: Tick,tock,tick,tock

Player: You don't make sense

Noli: You and the world shall reject me no more because after all when your day comes it all pays up

Player: What do you want from me?

Noli: I want you

This is the end of the game.

The Truth to Lezus

The Truth to Lezus is a game created by Lezus in October 2015. The game was quite small, and only featured two wooden pillars, one of which on fire, with Lezus and an unknown dead body standing next to the unlit and lit pillars respectively. The game was situated on a grass island and took place at night. The meaning of this game is unknown and it was replaced by Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose a year or so later. The description of the game was "Truth."

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Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose

Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose is a myth game created in 2017. It appears to tell the story of Lezusia and Mallorina by showing the player various settings throughout the life of Lezusia and Mallorina. The entire area is contained in a void-like setting, possibly meant to represent purgatory or a similar state, and remains largely unfinished. Unfortunately, as the creator is terminated, we may never see a finished version of this game.

The game introduces two characters to the Lezus narrative: Lezusia and Lezorius. Their names are similar to Lezus and this hints at them representing Lezus to some degree. Lezusia, who is hinted at by name in the graffiti on the desk in the classroom, seems to be bullied in this classroom. This is due to the phrase “Loser Lezusia” being printed on the desk. The date on the classroom’s board is a 2007 date. The game seems to imply that the former story of Lezus and Mallorina being bullied in 2007 was actually Lezusia and Mallorina. Mallorina is never referenced by name but is eluded to.

The stone pillar with the wooden cross may represent the gravestone of one of the characters from Lezus' past. It is most likely that this is Mallorina's gravestone (see Theories). Walkthrough warning, please attempt to hunt before viewing, click "Show More" to view.

The game consists of four loosely connected areas, with the addition of one unfinished area. The song “Ghost Girl” by Lil Peep plays throughout the entire game.

The player spawns on a small section of terrain surrounded by a white plain. In the center of the terrain, there is a hole, with a rusted coffin inside with a cross on it. Inside the coffin is a model of “Lezorius” who bears a strong resemblance to Lezus’ avatar. The coffin gives off a yellow light. In the corner, there is a stone pillar with a wood cross laying beside it, and next to that is a small tree.

The next area is inside a building resembling a subway station or a small store. On the wall and floor, there is graffiti showing simple faces and symbols. There is a record player and speaker both resting on shelves to the right of the entrance. On the floor is a small pile of pills. 

Past the first room is a second, without a ceiling. In the second room is a chair with blood or another stain on it as well as a pack of cigarettes.

Past the room is a white tunnel with red light at the end. Through the tunnel is a small room that appears to be a classroom. There are several objects in this classroom. A science poster hangs next to the white tunnel. There is a single desk facing the tunnel, with filth and graffiti on it. At the front of the classroom is a board with the date 12/20/2007 written on it. Next to the board, there is a window and door. The window has a hole smashed in it, leading into the classroom.

It is unknown if there was supposed to be another area after this classroom, as the door leads until an unfinished white space.

The Risen King Who Fell

The player spawns in an area surrounded by lava. Walking forward will bring them to a dark hallway with large red columns. The columns bear designs with three circles on them. The top and bottom circles have eyes whereas the middle circle has a red cross in people of an eyeball.

The end of the hallway reveals a stone pillar with a wooden cross. The pillar gives off a yellow light revealing a metallic floor. Floating in front of the pillar is a model of Lezusia, seemingly a ghost. Towards the bottom of the pillar, there is some text that says “account deleted."

Personality and Traits

It is known that Lezus was very inconsistent in terms of activity. He could disappear for a few weeks or even months and then suddenly reappear again. However, when he was active, he'd sometimes host hangouts at his own game and use admin commands (or even give admin to certain players). Whenever that happened, he acted very casual and laid-back rather than mysterious like some other myths. One of the last hangouts he hosted was somewhat close to the end of his myth "career" and his account's termination. It happened in the beginning of 2017, on that day, he gave admin to everyone in the game and stayed in it until the server shut down. He also made one final shout in RMH around that time. After that, his account was terminated for unknown reasons. Based on forums, he is implied to be egoistical.

In one of the creator's forum posts, he made an analysis about Lezus, which can be read below:

Analysis

Let's start with the analysis of the character that goes by the name of Lezus. He is more of a psychotic person who mostly intends to cause reactions and depression to others rather than actual doing. He is very depressed and sad about life all the time, and mentions his so called son Leasan many times. He will begin by being nice to you and becoming friends with you and that's his trap so never fall for it, he will then drag you in the story and start acting all angered and mentioning how you're next. He also mentions his wife Mallorina or Mallory who supposedly dissapeared and never came back. He can also at times get confused with the situation around him and forget the world. As you can see, he is mostly just a sad soul. He is also psychotic and usually updates his place on who is next or updates his status. He will send messages to people full of laughs or depression, making him a very complex character to understand. But this was his analysis.

Abilities

  • Server Manipulation

Lezus has the ability to control and shutdown ROBLOX servers.

  • Termination

Lezus can terminate ROBLOX accounts. He does this to the players who bullied and tormented him and Mallorina.

Relationships

Mallorina

Mallorina is the best friend of Lezus. They played ROBLOX together very often until they were terminated and Mallorina didn't return.

Leasan

Leasan is the son of Lezus. Not much is known about him since he tended to not be in character on the ROBLOX platform. According to Lezus, the mother of Leasan is Mallorina. According to one of Lezus' forum posts, Leasan died because his father stabbed him in the chest. The forum post can be seen below:

"Leasan and the knife"

"There was a boy. His name was Leasan. He had a family. A dad and mom. They were a happy family. He loved his mom and dad. But especially loved his dad. He and his dad played many times together. Sometimes his dad though, would play a game called "Knife". His dad loved this game but Leasan didn't. One day Leasan got hit in the chest with the knife."

Laxio

Laxido is a ROBLOX player who was supposedly friends with Lezusia. They had great fun together until he was tricked by Lezusia, and went missing. But they eventually returned on the account "Laxio".

Theories

  • The Risen King Who Fell, particularly the scene that is shown at the end of the hallway, is meant to represent Lezus being reborn as the amalgamation of Lezorious, Mallorina, and Lezusia.
    • Lezorious is symbolized in the red columns, which have a red cross similar to the red cross on his coffin.
    • Mallorina is represented in the stone pillar which appears in both this game and Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose
    • Lezusia is the ghost in front of the pillar.
    • This explains the appearance of Lezus prior to his ban. The white body comes from Lezusia, but the red right arm and left leg, and likely the snake as well, come from Lezorious, whereas the mask comes from Mallorina. However, the character we see is none of those people, as his t-shirt exclaims, "I AM LEZUS".
  • The underlying story of this game may depict Lezusia's downfall.
    • Lezusia was a bright young mind with a knack for science (evidenced by the poster in the classroom) and they befriended Mallorina. The two were bullied (evidenced by the desk graffiti, and the date on the chalkboard) but Mallorina kept Lezusia happy throughout this.
    • Somehow Mallorina died, leaving Lezusia on their own, and this event would impact them greatly, leading Lezusia to substance abuse, progressing from cigarettes to pills and alcohol (evidenced by the pills and alcohol in the first room, and the cigarettes in the second).
    • Mallorina was buried in a cemetery alongside Lezorius, who is being dug up or is resurrected through unknown means. It is unknown how Lezorius ties into this narrative but it is possible that Lezorius and Mallorina are related somehow.
  • This game corroborates many of the theories that arose from investigating The Risen King Who Fell
    • This game seemingly takes place in the memories of Lezusia, and the game itself is surrounded by a white plane. This suggests that Lezusia is associated with white.
    • The game clearly shows the body of Lezorius who is red, and his tombstone has a red cross. This suggests that Lezorius is associated with red and red crosses.
    • The game eludes to Mallorina. The song "Ghost Girl", coupled with the fact that Mallorina is seemingly the only girl in this story, implies that Mallorina is dead. Thus it is most likely that the gravestone belongs to Mallorina. This suggests that Mallorina is associated with gravestones, particularly those in the shape of pillars.

Trivia

  • Lezus was terminated on the 19th of July, 2018. A group was made in his honor.
  • The only known account which Lezus supposedly banned is an account claiming to be Mallorina.
  • Despite Lezus having Noli in one of his old games, or having association with Noli, he isn't a void cultist. He was never confirmed to be a void cultist, as he is mistakenly labeled as one.
  • The Risen King Who Fell seems to be the inverse of Lezus' other game, Lezorius The Fallen King Who Rose
  • Lezus is a latino Colombian and Venezuelan.[3]
  • A group that Lezus apart of is Seven Unmasked Saints. This group is made by Ironman5747. It is a secret society that Lezus is the owner of, the Seven Unmasked Saints or the people in the group are his disciples. Originally, this group used to have a game, but it's deleted.
  • Lezus has few aliases. That being: Lezusia Duskbane (full name), Lele (Nickname by Lezus' mother) and Lez (Nickname by Mallorina)[4]

References

References and sources

  1. https://archive.froast.io/forum/59961589 ↑
  2. https://web.archive.org/web/20130208023523/http://www.roblox.com/user.aspx?ID=22474949 ↑
  3. https://x.com/i/status/2017256601959403617 ↑
  4. https://www.wattpad.com/story/400448750?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_reading&wp_page=reading_part_end&wp_uname=weedcreature ↑
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