Once upon a time. In a world overflowing with nature, beings known as gods, who were immortal, appeared. The first to be born was Ashlan, the leader of the gods. Then, the goddess Hilderia was born. Following them, gods and fairies who governed elements like water, fire, earth, and wind were born. Many animals lived on the continent, and with the arrival of these gods and fairies, nature became even more abundant, and the variety of animals increased. As many gods were born, they created a world maintaining order under Ashlan’s leadership. Ashlan, inspired by the animals, created humans who resembled the gods in appearance. However, this led to differing opinions among the gods. Some believed, "Gods should rule over humans." Ashlan thought differently. He believed that while humans should revere the gods, the gods should not directly control them. But conflicts arose among humans. “See, if gods had ruled humans, no such conflicts would have arisen.” One of the gods sneered. “Humans are immature. They need proper guidance from the gods.” “That wouldn’t be interesting at all. They should be free. It’s more exciting when the future is unpredictable.” Ashlan and this god never agreed. Eventually, this god rebelled. He began to instill his presence among some humans, performing various miracles to make them worship him. This incited Ashlan’s wrath, leading to a battle between the two gods. Ashlan’s power prevailed, and the rebellious god, along with the gods who followed him, was sealed in another world. The humans who already worshipped this god also crossed over, forming a new world there. The world consists of light and darkness.
