Okay, there have been five suns and five ages of the world and five races of men.
The first sun was the Golden Age, the age of the first men, the age of creation after the Chaoskampf, ah, for you, my brother's Signer and the officer of B.E.A.S.T., that refers to the concept of a primordial battle between a horned male god and a great primordial breeding serpent or vast giant, over the formless watery void that will become creation.
Anyways, the first sun was the Golden Age, in which men walked with the Gods. This was the era of Eden, under a black Chthonic Sun. Men's life was seemingly endless, and connected to the Gods they were wise. The world provided endless sustenance, but the Horned God and the Chthonic God, whose body had become the fuel of the Sun, ultimately clashed, and ended the first age, where great feline chimeras consumed the first age of man after the First People.
The second age is the Silver Age, is the age when the Horned God took full rein over the world, and chose to serve as the Sun himself, but men refused to worship the horned God, and worshipped and chaafed under the weight of their mother's infinite and boundless bosom, and grew fat on greed. Angered, the Horned God and his brothers turned men into beasts and had a great storm wipe away the world.
The third age is the Age of Copper, reined over by the Sun of the Harvest and the Waters, forging men out of Ash. However, the actions of the Great Trickster and Accuser brought grief to the God whose body became the fuel for the Sun of the Harvest and Waters, and the world became as dust and drought and men warred, fleeing the drying world, and disgusted, the the third God sent great fire as the people fled across the seas, but for naught, as the world became as ash, like snoww.
The fourth age is the Age of Heroes, reigned over by the Daughter of the Primordial Waters, and great deeds reigned and legends grew, but in the end she was lied to by the Great Trickster and Accuser, and thus she brought about The Great Flood. Those men who survived survived on great ships or became horrors of the deep. The final battle for Atlantis happened during this age.
The Fifth Age had the Great Horned God King refuse to accept the destruction of the Age of Heroes, as it stole back man from The King of the Underworld, but it came with the cost of man's life being short and miserable. In order to help Man survive, Man begged for a savior, and thus the Crimson Dragon was born, with Atlantis' fall, and the retreat of Duel Monsters, I was tasked to lock away the world as it was, Fantasia, and with the help of my siblings, bend the world to its current laws and rules. This is or was. The Fifth Age of Man.
You may decide how much of this is true or still true. But I will say that that the end of Atlantis and the Signer Dragons locking away 'Fantasia', are the only hard facts you can get. Because, the world back then didn't work on concrete histories, imperial facts, or objective reality. It was a world where narrative was king.
However, I would heavily suggest you drop the matter of touching on any of this. And drop any investigation of 'The Vel'. It's bad enough Kamala's ascension blew out a load bearing lock on reality.
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Date: 2025-05-15 11:52 pm (UTC)Okay, there have been five suns and five ages of the world and five races of men.
The first sun was the Golden Age, the age of the first men, the age of creation after the Chaoskampf, ah, for you, my brother's Signer and the officer of B.E.A.S.T., that refers to the concept of a primordial battle between a horned male god and a great primordial breeding serpent or vast giant, over the formless watery void that will become creation.
Anyways, the first sun was the Golden Age, in which men walked with the Gods. This was the era of Eden, under a black Chthonic Sun. Men's life was seemingly endless, and connected to the Gods they were wise. The world provided endless sustenance, but the Horned God and the Chthonic God, whose body had become the fuel of the Sun, ultimately clashed, and ended the first age, where great feline chimeras consumed the first age of man after the First People.
The second age is the Silver Age, is the age when the Horned God took full rein over the world, and chose to serve as the Sun himself, but men refused to worship the horned God, and worshipped and chaafed under the weight of their mother's infinite and boundless bosom, and grew fat on greed. Angered, the Horned God and his brothers turned men into beasts and had a great storm wipe away the world.
The third age is the Age of Copper, reined over by the Sun of the Harvest and the Waters, forging men out of Ash. However, the actions of the Great Trickster and Accuser brought grief to the God whose body became the fuel for the Sun of the Harvest and Waters, and the world became as dust and drought and men warred, fleeing the drying world, and disgusted, the the third God sent great fire as the people fled across the seas, but for naught, as the world became as ash, like snoww.
The fourth age is the Age of Heroes, reigned over by the Daughter of the Primordial Waters, and great deeds reigned and legends grew, but in the end she was lied to by the Great Trickster and Accuser, and thus she brought about The Great Flood. Those men who survived survived on great ships or became horrors of the deep. The final battle for Atlantis happened during this age.
The Fifth Age had the Great Horned God King refuse to accept the destruction of the Age of Heroes, as it stole back man from The King of the Underworld, but it came with the cost of man's life being short and miserable. In order to help Man survive, Man begged for a savior, and thus the Crimson Dragon was born, with Atlantis' fall, and the retreat of Duel Monsters, I was tasked to lock away the world as it was, Fantasia, and with the help of my siblings, bend the world to its current laws and rules. This is or was. The Fifth Age of Man.
You may decide how much of this is true or still true. But I will say that that the end of Atlantis and the Signer Dragons locking away 'Fantasia', are the only hard facts you can get. Because, the world back then didn't work on concrete histories, imperial facts, or objective reality. It was a world where narrative was king.
However, I would heavily suggest you drop the matter of touching on any of this. And drop any investigation of 'The Vel'. It's bad enough Kamala's ascension blew out a load bearing lock on reality.