Safa, God of the Land and Mountains

As the Deities discussed their realms and who would preside over them, the issue of where these creations should find anchorage resounded through the yet unshaped chaos. Seeking to answer this crucial question and provide a foundation across which all the other wondrous creations could be displayed, Safa boldly strode forth and grasped at the chaos itself. In the palm of their divine hand, Safa compressed it, birthing the very essence of the land. The terrain emerged as rough, barren, and uncompromising, steadfastly holding its ground in the face of the changes that the other deities bestowed upon its surface. In this way, the land embodied the resolute nature of its creator—a fundamental existence standing strong amid the swirling chaos. Agaim, another of the Deities, recognized the essential need for flexibility in any existence to flourish. Thus, with a sweeping gesture, Agaim brought into existence the seas and oceans, covering the surface of the land with vast, flowing waters that would bring motion and life to its shores. Not content for their creation to remain hidden beyond all sight, Safa drew inspiration from Eher's wonders in the night sky. With a mighty pound upon the surface of the land, Safa raised towering continents and majestic mountains that reached into the very heavens. And in one final act of divine craftsmanship, the creator of the land concealed within it a treasure trove of greatness—metals that glistened with a brilliant luster, and others that were cool like the moon; gems that sparkled in every shade and color, mirroring the vivid chaos from which the land had been shaped. Upon the highest peaks, Safa set fiery volcanoes, each acting as a bridge between the chaotic core of the earth and the skies above, where wonders sparkled in the night, mirroring the cosmic dance of Azar and Eher.