The Compendium

A bunch of stories of the old days of the gods and what the world was like Old myths tell of a time when conflict was nonexistant Told of a time when seven gods watched over the world and spoke actively with the people. Some saw it as meddling, but they weren’t everpresent, so you could still get away with stuff.

Stories of a post calamity as well. A girl and boy from Reqir, but due to Ylgir’s border closure, were separated. It wasn’t until a year later, and the girl awoke with magical powers and learned to speak with her love in pockets of reality now unmonitored by the seven. A story about the day of the coursing sky as some references call it. Said that all individuals possessing powers (~80%) from the gods were suddenly swept to their feet and magical essence was pulled from their souls, though the mark remained.

Stories of before A young boy lost in the forests of Tumpal is comforted by Denexious, and guided home by a string of lightning bugs Story of Shaeila descending on an ensuing battle and halting it with one movement of her wrist, rising Ylgir out of the ground several hundred feet, making the transition between kingdoms difficult. Also smaller stories to tell children such as one about Yendigo pinching and nudging children who don’t participate in offerings in the temple. Tales say the eternals all were somewhat eccentric. An extreme version of a specific character trait Arourus was known to be a very receptive god, speaking through lights in the sky known as the northern lights. He would warn the people of incoming weather, celebrate them when they worshiped him.