Before creation, there was the Mother Tree—the source of all life and the foundation of existence across every reality.
In the endless void of nothingness, the emptiness itself
hungered for meaning, yearning for something it could not name. From that yearning, the Mother Tree bloomed, radiant and infinite.
Yet, at the same moment, something else stirred within the void—something sinister.
Where the Mother Tree embodied creation and nurture, this other presence craved fulfillment through consumption. From the depths of the void's longing, the Beast was born: an entity of unending hunger, a reflection of all the Tree was not.
Eons passed in silence. Out of loneliness, the Mother Tree conceived the concept of life, weaving the first threads of existence and nurturing the sparks of thought that would one day bloom into universes. Her ideas imploded into reality, condensing the raw essence of creation and giving birth to the Omniverse.
As time unfolded, the first pantheon emerged—children of divinity shaped by her will:
Tenzion, God of Time.
Garmathon, God of Domain and Space.
Diana, Goddess of Stars and Light.
Azrael, God of Death.
Kaien, God of Darkness.
Shelia, Goddess of Connection and Emotions.
Balthazar, the High God of Order and Chaos.
Together, they lived in harmony with their divine mother for countless ages. But harmony cannot exist without its opposite. From the depths of the void, the Beast—an eldritch horror equal in origin to the Mother—rose at last and announced its existence.
Thus began the War of the Gods.