This chapter is to let you know about the fantasy world qe will be dealing with. If you are confused in any of the chapters or came back after a while, you can take a look at the Auxiliary chapters to refresh your knowledge.
When one gazes skyward in this world, they are not met with a single sun, but three—each blazing with their own hue, yet never searing to the eye. These are no ordinary celestial bodies. Upon closer look, one finds not light alone, but scriptures—mystical writings etched onto the very surfaces of these radiant orbs. Even the blind can perceive them. No cloud, no mountain, no barrier of flesh or stone can obstruct their presence. The Heavenly Tomes are seen not with eyes, but with something deeper.
Once, the world orbited a single sun. Then came a cataclysm—a shattering event lost to time and myth. When the chaos waned, the sky bore three suns, and with them, Three Volumes of the Heavenly Tome. These volumes—Mortal, Spirit, and Divine—became the backbone of the world's mystical path, now known as the Three Sky Heaven.
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The Rites of the Youth
From the age of twelve to eighteen, every youth begins their journey. Each child, regardless of birth or talent, lifts their gaze to the sky and begins to comprehend the Heavenly Tomes. The understanding of these divine scripts isn't passive—it demands insight, imagination, and resolve. Each word must be interpreted and inscribed anew.
By doing so, each youth writes their own Heavenly Tome, a personal scripture that will determine the nature and strength of their Heavenly Spirit—an ethereal extension of self, awakened on their eighteenth birthday. These spirits are not merely tools; they are reflections of the soul's potential, molded by the way one comprehends the heavens.
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The Structure of the Tomes
Each of the Three Heavenly Volumes—Mortal, Spirit, and Divine—contains four chapters. At first, only the Mortal Volume is visible to the youths. As they grow and deepen their comprehension, a threshold is crossed. Those who reach the limit of Mortal will, one day, awaken to the Spirit Volume, and eventually, the Divine. Few ever gaze beyond the Mortal. Fewer still transcend to glimpse the Divine.
In this way, knowledge is not taught. It is earned. And the sky itself is the teacher.
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Mystery of the Sky
No scholar, seer, or saint has ever uncovered the origin of the Heavenly Tomes or the truth behind the Three Suns. They burn, yet do not scorch. They shine, yet do not blind. The tomes etched upon them defy logic, and their accessibility defies all barriers.
Over time, mystery gave way to acceptance. The people stopped questioning why and simply asked what next.
And so the world moves ever forward, generation after generation lifting their heads to read the burning sky—hoping that their own script will be strong enough to forge a future worthy of the stars.