Titan Lake
Titan Lake is a sacred and heavily protected site in Vanthelia, home to the last known Titan—a colossal, radiant being formed from the fusion of Sun Souls and a Resonance-forged Golems Body. Nestled in the mountainous region of Oldshore, the lake serves as both a mythical landmark and a silent warning of ancient power.
Location & Geography
Titan Lake lies within a crescent of towering mountains. A single narrow pass allows access, watched over by a resonance outpost. The lake itself is deep, still, and shimmered with faint golden light—especially at dawn and dusk.
At its center, barely breaking the surface, are the tips of the Titans fingers—forming a small, sacred island that glows softly at sunrise and sunset. The Titan is resting in a fetal position, knees to chest, head in hands. Though unmoving, its faint glow pulses in harmony with the sun.
The Last Titan
The Titan is a being of unknown age and origin. It is believed to be:
- The last of its kind, or one of
- Formed during a cataclysmic Flare Alignments eons ago
- Powered by a Sun Soul, suspended within a containment forged of sacred resonance metals and Solar Crystal.
- It does not move, speak, or respond. But during rare solar events, it may emit deep harmonic pulses.
Myth: The Mourning Flame
It is said that this Titan—called Sorynth in old songs—was once the guardian of a temple-city lost to a great dissonance storm. When the city's harmonics shattered, the souls within fell into chaos, their frequencies collapsing into
But in doing so, Sorynth burned from within, overwhelmed by grief and imbalance. Rather than rage or decay, it walked into the mountain lake and sat down—burying itself in cool water and silence, unable to bear the sound of the broken world.
Some say its hands cover its ears not to block out sound—but to keep its own resonance from rising again.
Protection and Pilgrimage
Titan Lake is protected by Tonebearers who monitor the resonance of the area and guard its secrets. Some pilgrims travel here not for power—but simply to sit in silence, feel the soul-deep warmth of the Titan’s glow, and listen.
Titan Lake is more than a monument. It is a slumbering beacon of Radiant Resonance—mysterious, massive, and humming with ancient light. All who stand at its edge understand: something sacred endures.
