Isah

Isah (이사, Isa) is a character in Denma.

Biography
He first appeared in 12. A.E. (1). He appeared in Dike (266).

He's a Hyper-Quanx.

Few years ago


In 12. A.E. (1), Balak talks to himself that maybe this is their destiny as dimension manipulators. There are 2 babies planted in Balak's body.

Few years later
On the planet Tanak, a man who looks like a Buddha's disciple receives the message and is surprised to teleport to another village for a while and run. Balak, who was on a ship on the planet, reconciled to the clothes he wore for revenge in the past, tells the Bull horn and Horned nose that he's going to the planet for personal business.

The disciple asks the person who sent him the message what it means to say that he's dead, but the person also shows the situation by saying that he only read the first part of his message. He's reprimanded by the mother of her child named Xenon for killing her own son. The disciple asks him about the situation, and he tells Xenon's mother that he was playing on the roof with him, and that he wanted to swell, so he ran over the obstacle and lost his balance and fell, and he descends from a standing position and explains the situation, but she doesn't listen, and in the end, she temporarily saves him and explains the situation to him. Only then did Xenon's mother understand that Xenon had died in an accident, and beg him to spare him because he would no longer suspect him.



He doesn't listen at first, but eventually brings Xenon back to life. At this point, Balak appears.

Balak tells to the disciple and him that they can heal from their injuries or heal them, but raising the dead shouldn't be because the causal rule is out of order, and if they know that causality is out of order because of these people, someone might come to harm them, and if the three of them can't handle this, not only themselves but the entire universe 8 will be in danger. After that, Balak jokes that he wants to live once when he dies because he's such a trivial being. After that, the disciple and him play on the water in the pool, and Balak warns them to wait as it isn't the time to do that yet. Balak grabs a can of GuinㅔㄴS and gets up from the water, but there're no babies in his stomach. Balak looks at Judas and him and wonders when they grew up. At this time, Balak's monologue reveals the identity of the two. He's called Joshua, resurrected as twins.

Quanx Abilities

 * Resurrection

Trivia

 * The word Isah comes from Isa. Isa (عِيسَى‎, ʿīsá) is a classical Arabic name and a translation of Jesus.
 * He and Xenon's story comes from the Infancy Gospel of Thomas, during play, child Zenon falls off the roof of a house; two Jews accuse Jesus to have pushed him, he raises him from the dead, so he can testify that he's innocent.