Heseron (Wind God)
As Zutsron grew tired of the sky he created Heseron. "Keep my winds with you and blow them on the tired and heavy" spoke the father to his lesser, "let them have a taste of true freedom".
"I shall do as you may" said the son to his creator.
"But keep from the south" warned Zutsron "for my brother will not appreciate your high wind."
And as Heseron kept the white side of the earth cold, he could not but look at the men working hard under the blue sun he wasn't allowed into. Their clothes still and hair still and not a movement of the air around them but he kept to his side.
days pass and Heseron hears a young man shout for his lost ring. "Gone the diamond i made for my love" he cried out.
Heseron flew above and heard him. He searched the grounds but could not find the ring until, under a big shadow, he saw it; a golden ring with a diamond the size of a pearl. He sent all of his winds to carry the ring back to the men and laughed as he saw the suprised faces on the people with their shirts rise to their chest and hair fly above their head but he hurried forward. Heseron returned and sat down in the shape of a human next to the poor man.
"The ring which you lost" with a grin he opened his palm to show the man his treasure.
The man fell on his knees, "Thank you kind sir. all my coin i spent on this ring for the love i'm about to see."
"you ought not give this ring" said the disguised god, his tone changing quickly.
Surprized and confuzed the man asked "Why not?"
"Sometimes we want to give to much and forget to notice the dangers of our actions. Tell me, what do you plan to do with this woman without a single coin left to spare?"
The man pondered for a few seconds. "You are right" he finally decided. "I shall return the ring and instead give my love a good long life." He thanked the god and quickly left as Hereson smiled at him and turned around to find the sea raging from afar.
"Dare you enter my domain? A creation of my brother under the blue sun?" said a strong, dominant voice that shook the ground and the wind as one.
Heseron stood unable to move. only now had he noticed. The ring was not under a shadow but it was the blue sun's faint light that hid the ring and now, he has angered the old god.
"Your people enjoyed my winds" Tried the lesser god to calm the god of the oceans
"They are not my people but my brother's people who are too insignificant to get rid of. but you.." The god reaveled himself in front of Heseron. vepron the all powerful, god of the blue sun, god of the oceans and all their creatures, enemy to all Zutsron's creations stood tall over him "you will be punished."
"Iet me continue send winds over those people who work hard under your merciless light" He insisted "and i'll take any punishment you wish."
The ancient god looked at him with blue eyes. In them Heseron could see people drawning, taken by the ocean. he saw hugh waves take over a village, flattening it as if it was made of sticks. he saw Vydren, guardian of the seas eat entire fleets with a single bite decimating worriors, adventurers, prisoners and children alike. in a single second he felt all the wrath of the oceans on him, and the feeling was enough to tear a god.
"Very well. your winds will continue to roam my lands." said Vepron
Heseron felt his body becoming relaxed.
"But those winds will not be as those under the white light." he continued, "winds will forever flow in the grounds of my land but they will be harsh and strong. they will not give pleasure to those who bare them but they will freeze and kill all of my brother's little toys. they will not be the winds to cool hard workers in their nap but winds to send them forever asleep. and you or any other creation of yours will be dead the moment they touch my light for I am that light and you are a carrier of disease."
- The Runpash chapter 4
"I shall do as you may" said the son to his creator.
"But keep from the south" warned Zutsron "for my brother will not appreciate your high wind."
And as Heseron kept the white side of the earth cold, he could not but look at the men working hard under the blue sun he wasn't allowed into. Their clothes still and hair still and not a movement of the air around them but he kept to his side.
days pass and Heseron hears a young man shout for his lost ring. "Gone the diamond i made for my love" he cried out.
Heseron flew above and heard him. He searched the grounds but could not find the ring until, under a big shadow, he saw it; a golden ring with a diamond the size of a pearl. He sent all of his winds to carry the ring back to the men and laughed as he saw the suprised faces on the people with their shirts rise to their chest and hair fly above their head but he hurried forward. Heseron returned and sat down in the shape of a human next to the poor man.
"The ring which you lost" with a grin he opened his palm to show the man his treasure.
The man fell on his knees, "Thank you kind sir. all my coin i spent on this ring for the love i'm about to see."
"you ought not give this ring" said the disguised god, his tone changing quickly.
Surprized and confuzed the man asked "Why not?"
"Sometimes we want to give to much and forget to notice the dangers of our actions. Tell me, what do you plan to do with this woman without a single coin left to spare?"
The man pondered for a few seconds. "You are right" he finally decided. "I shall return the ring and instead give my love a good long life." He thanked the god and quickly left as Hereson smiled at him and turned around to find the sea raging from afar.
"Dare you enter my domain? A creation of my brother under the blue sun?" said a strong, dominant voice that shook the ground and the wind as one.
Heseron stood unable to move. only now had he noticed. The ring was not under a shadow but it was the blue sun's faint light that hid the ring and now, he has angered the old god.
"Your people enjoyed my winds" Tried the lesser god to calm the god of the oceans
"They are not my people but my brother's people who are too insignificant to get rid of. but you.." The god reaveled himself in front of Heseron. vepron the all powerful, god of the blue sun, god of the oceans and all their creatures, enemy to all Zutsron's creations stood tall over him "you will be punished."
"Iet me continue send winds over those people who work hard under your merciless light" He insisted "and i'll take any punishment you wish."
The ancient god looked at him with blue eyes. In them Heseron could see people drawning, taken by the ocean. he saw hugh waves take over a village, flattening it as if it was made of sticks. he saw Vydren, guardian of the seas eat entire fleets with a single bite decimating worriors, adventurers, prisoners and children alike. in a single second he felt all the wrath of the oceans on him, and the feeling was enough to tear a god.
"Very well. your winds will continue to roam my lands." said Vepron
Heseron felt his body becoming relaxed.
"But those winds will not be as those under the white light." he continued, "winds will forever flow in the grounds of my land but they will be harsh and strong. they will not give pleasure to those who bare them but they will freeze and kill all of my brother's little toys. they will not be the winds to cool hard workers in their nap but winds to send them forever asleep. and you or any other creation of yours will be dead the moment they touch my light for I am that light and you are a carrier of disease."
- The Runpash chapter 4
Divine Domains
Winds, adventurers, mercy
Holy Books & Codes
The Runpash
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