A myth of gods and humans
This is a story about a world where gods live beside humans — not always visible, but always present. When the boundaries between heaven and earth are crossed, everyone feels the consequences. Old wounds do not simply disappear. Jealousy does not burn without leaving a trace. Love does not pass without change. This is not a story about the battle between good and evil. Nor about heroes and villains. It is a story about choice. About responsibility for one’s feelings. About the truth that even gods are not immune to mistakes. And about love — a gift that can create and destroy at the same time. A quiet mythological drama about the fragile balance between light and darkness.
“To the only one for whom I am forever grateful — for the gift of love.”
“And what, then, is worthy, if not life?”
It is far easier to explain things through prohibition and fear.”
“He left her there — amid doubt and fear, amid love and incomprehension, amid pain and hope.”
“She could not step beyond herself — not even for the sake of the whole world.”
“The bounds of time grow blurred in a life too long…”
Within the depths of our Mother Earth there was — it lived, it smoldered, it heaved, it swelled with heat — a vast egg. Its warmth wrapped the whole earth. And with each day its strength and its greatness increased. It pulsed, it trembled, it shuddered. It set all around it in motion, it turned over, it spun, it leapt. And it seemed that at any moment it would break everything apart. An irresistible force ripened within it. Terrible, vast, mighty, unthinkable, unseen, unheard, firstborn, ruinous, life-giving, divine. It was the beginning, and it was the end. It was the summit, and it was the depth. It was the first, and it was the last.
Aliria Forces
Ignimons Forces
Lumenor Forces
Eladea Forces
Faberon Forces
Averon Forces
