However, when night-time came, the Ogdru Jahad awoke and was instilled with purpose and function, giving birth to the Ogdru Hem who become Earth's first life forms. The other spirits proceeded to set spells and wards about the Dragon, and even infused it with fire once again, but still the being remained lifeless.
One of these spirits, Anum, created the Ogdru Jahad out of fire and mud. Of these, many of the greater spirits were sent to newborn Earth to oversee it as Watchers. In the beginning of time, God created an order of spirits. Rasputin as the Avatar of the Dragon retained his personality, likely because he accepted it and wanted it, unlike Nimue. Nunn-Jahad holds no trace of personality, possibly due to it's separation from the others. It is confident in it's overwhelming power. It appears pleased when he is able and willing to fight back against it, and claims to hold no especial hatred for humanity, and claims that their entire existence is nothing to it. Most of the Dragon's personality can be guessed at from what it says while fighting Hellboy. They are pitiless, chaotic, bent on destruction and subjugation and often so horrific in appearance that the mere sight of one of them sometimes induced madness. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos (with some ancient Egyptian and Babylonian influences as well), the Ogdru Jahad are serpentine/crustacean entities which once resided on, and presided over, Earth. Mostly inspired by the Great Old Ones of H. 6.3 Beuu-Jahad/Belili-Jahad (name sometimes unclear).
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