HISTORY

Long ago, there was a solitary planet named Nora, drifting through the void, barren and forgotten. One of the twelve divine Gods, known as Ezen, from the exalted council called The Table of Many, beheld this lonely world and fell utterly in love. Moved by this affection, he bestowed upon Nora the gift of light, and eventually, life itself. Mountains rose, forests flourished, deserts bloomed, seas teemed, and the skies shimmered with vitality. Creatures of all shapes and sizes filled the lands, turning emptiness into a living, breathing world.

From Nora’s newfound vitality, two children were born: Fegg and Aria, destined to protect the planet from opposing edges of its realm. Alongside them came the first mortals, the Centrian-a race of intelligent, curious beings with two-legged forms, adorned with petals and branches sprouting from their heads, inhabiting the heart of Nora’s only continent, Cendrian. To guide and safeguard this growing life, Ezen also manifested lesser divinities, powerful yet subordinate deities tasked with maintaining balance and protecting the mortals.

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Fegg and Aria devoted themselves endlessly to their guardianship-but in the course of centuries, they fell irrevocably in love. Their forbidden affection would not go unnoticed. The Table of Many decreed that Ezen must punish his children for their transgression. Bound by duty, he obeyed, drowning their souls in Nora’s oceans. Their deaths unleashed devastation: forests ignited, mountains crumbled, lakes ran red, and all living beings suffered an excruciating demise. Nora herself cried out in agony, unable to endure the sorrow of new life lost.

In a final act of mercy, Ezen created two moons to orbit the planet, hollow shells serving as both a bitter reminder of loss and a fragile hope for Nora. Their silent presence above the world became the closest thing to a mother witnessing her children dance once more. Yet before her tragic end, Aria had secretly borne four dragon offspring, hidden from Ezen and the other gods, awaiting the time when their duty would awaken. Nora fell into silence, a world at peace but stripped of life’s vibrancy.