The Creation of the Multiverse.
The Creation of the first 4 gods; Takhisis - Goddess of Creation, Istus - Goddess of Fate, Veleste - God of End, Tharizdun - The God of Oblivion. Were either born or brought into existence. It is with their convergence that the planet of Therinyn. A volatile mass of energy, with no real form yet.
With the creation of the planet Therinyn, a strange source of energy collected known as Ether. The god Tharizdun thirsted for it's power, not wanting it's power to belong to any one god. The others agreed to shatter the source of power, sending it's energy scattering across the cosmos, bringing into life the different planes. Additionally, it created the gods; Mechanus, Ilsensine, and Lamashtu.
Istus breathed into being from the elements the four winds, the four gods of the elements; Enki, Enlil, Kossuth, and Telchur. With these four gods were the four elemental planes created. It was with their first breaths were the lands and seas of Therinyn created.
The goddess of Creation, Takhisis created a mate for herself from a fallen scale. This god was named Apsurian. From three other scales came; Hlal, Null and Sardior. Lastly came the six divine, brought into existence to inherit their mothers new world. These six were known as; Anu, Marduk, Gilgamesh, Arazu, Cernunnos and lastly the last to be brought into existence, Dahak.
Apsurian began to war with his son Dahak. Marduk and Gilgamesh began to feud on what was best for the mortal races.
With the assistance of the goddess of fate, Anu was able to establish the celestial bodies of the universe, and construct the laws of the world. With the assistance of Cernunnos, Arazu taught the mortal races how to live off the land, and how to grow food. With the help of Marduk they began to learn how to traverse the lands, and create families.
As the sun and moon danced their playful game of night and day, the two twin gods Pelor and Sehanine found themselves falling in love.
Through the conjoining of loves and creation of families, from them came inspiration and want to create.
Pushed by the god Gilgamesh, a mortal man by the name of Halastar killed his own lover.
