Third's POV
[Six Centuries Before Present]
"Is this what I get for assisting you in getting a physical form, Sun God! You create sons to dote on, but they're born from my children's sins?"
Far beyond vast galaxies, within spaces of nothing, yonder and yonder, laid a Haven— a Haven for the meeting of the gods. The uproar of the Goddess was heard… as usual.
"Putting your sinful children to use? I see nothing wrong." A golden cat, having a small crown tilted on his head, spoke in a laid-back tone.
"Not to add, I also used the sins of humanity and of the few minor species. If I had included the elves' sin, my sons would never grow. Elves are too pure, humans are too complicated, but your children are more honest with their sinful natures. You understand, don't you?"
"Don't insult my precious creations!" The Goddess yelled again, the blinding light that represented her essence, pulsing above the seat meant for the Moon Grace.
"Your sons are rivals to the Disciples I crafted to protect my children. If they ever clash, because they are born from their sins, your sons might prevail! Don't tell me you didn't know that!"
"Ehh? Do you mean that? My sons might be stronger than your disciples? Really?!"
"Sun God!!" The Goddess snapped, and the right arm of her throne cracked, making the candlelights that represented minor gods, flicker.
Miles away, yet within the walls of Haven, a luminescence pearl glowed softly. "Selena, Surniel." a male voice said gently. "I brought my daughter with me. Don't wake her—"
The two suggested hastily. "Then throw her into a vast sea!!"
Their outburst made the Haven tremble, and few candlelights flickered off to save themselves.
One at the middle of the candlelights illuminated till a figure formed from its shadows. A young man stepped from the shadows and bowed within the four thrones.
"Greetings, Moon Grace, Sun God. I am to report the Goddess of Fertility has calmed down, but Earth is damaged. However, as Rain God assured, Werewolves and Humans, along with the few existing Elves, can live on the surface and survive."
The Moon Grace dimmed her light, showing her relief, she cleared her throat and faced the glowing luminescence pearl. "Thank you, Brother Rain for your assistance in making sure my children survive. I'd definitely reward you and your children—"
"Never do that." The pearl retorted. "The only gift you can give my daughters is assuring me that none of your sons would ever seek them to mate." the glow dimmed with his voice. "I never want any of my daughters dogged by those wolves…"
There was silence in the Haven after the Rain God's departure, then the Goddess cleared her throat again, ignoring the last few seconds. "Wind Messenger, you can leave now. Ensure they're no traces of those cursed creatures of mine. Thank you."
Receiving thanks from the Moon Grace, another star appeared on the Messengers head band. He bowed, with a small smile on his lips. "Your wish is my command."
As the Wind Messenger disappeared, so did the other candlelights one after the other, till the Haven was completely dark.
The Sun God cleared his throat, "is there a reason, you still remain here, Goddess? This is more or less my home so I'd prefer you leave."
"In the future of my children, they'd be a Blood-Hound Wolf. Why is that, Sun God?"
Silence…
"Very well, I'd take my leave since you want to stay." The sun God snapped his fingers and a ball of fire burned above his head. "Until next time."
"Don't act like you didn't hear me." The Goddess began to materialise on her throne, making the Sun God pause.
"Alright, alright, I'd talk. I'd talk." he sighed when her materializing stopped, and her form returned to being a bright moonlight. "How dare you all bully me because my form is less than a millennium old! I'm the Sun God!"
"Speak, Sun God! How dare you tamper with the future of my children? The Blood-Hound only affects daughters of a specific family but it feels all too familiar."
"Yes, it is your vengeful side that you wished to hide away from your children. The side you unleashed during the battle with the Goddess of Fertility. You wished to cast it away but I felt it might be compatible with some wolfesses so I planted it there when you weren't looking. Wouldn't you be curious to know what good could come out from the 'ugly' part of you?"
The Goddess was silent, but taking in his words. "That Blood-Hound is too powerful for someone to ever fully utilise."
"I know, that's why I kept restraint around her, as well as using my precious sons."
"Your sons? In what way?"
"Secret, secret. Let's wait till that future comes up, I assure you, you'd enjoy every adventure of your Blood-Hound."
"Hmm… My Blood-Hound easily rivals your sons so I don't know how they restrain her, however, I look forward to the play you have prepared for me."
The Sun God grimaced at the words she spoke, it was as if he existed to please her. A smirk played on his lips. "Of course, my dear Selena. Anything for you."