The Creation of the First World

First, there was Atta. She traveled the realms of the universe, seeking knowledge and learning all she could. Then there was Sabellum, who saw the powers of other realms and sought to make it his own.

Together, Sabellum and Atta traveled to the center of the universe, the Material Plane, and created the First World. They populated it with plants, animals, and mortals. But they shivered in the dark, afraid. Sabellum gave them magic and the stars, but they were still afraid.

Atta and Sabellum pondered, and then decided to create a sun. The people were overjoyed at first, but soon found the sun's heat to be harmful if left all the time. But there was nobody in the world who could move the Sun, except for a woman named Kwats and her husband named Mungia. Atta and Sabellum gave them divinity to stand alongside them, allowing them to become the sun gods.

More gods joined the first four: Coyotl, Kamib, Taset, and Tira. However, the most important newcomers were Asmodeus and Primus, gods of law. They created laws and society for the First World, much to the dissaproval of Atta and Coyotl. The other gods agreed with Asmodeus and Primus's ideas, however, and so laws and civil codes stayed. Such is how the first laws of the world, such as the laws of arcana and morality, were created.