English translations

Veni veni mi fili

In a world where peace is shorter than the blink of an eye, each nation wishes for the best way to be the triumphant one. All means are employed to reach that goal. But, as the gods were the one to start this war because they were all equals, they are the answer.

One winning and the others dying shall bring peace. However, as they grow tired of these endless battles, they sent humanity to fight in their name. But this did not change a thing. As the gods were all equals, humans were as well.
One night, hours before another pointless battle, the goddess Venoaj got an idea no other god had: to give birth to a child.
This is how she created the first child, nor a human nor a god: Utseende. She left him on the other side of the world and ordered him to get back to her the next day, killing everyone on his way.

After an hour, the young boy reached adulthood. The hostilities started early in the morning. The gods, far away behind their armies, sent their troops to the slaughter when Venoaj was smiling. She knew her son will come back to her. While the battle was raging, the soldiers saw something looking like an angel with a sword as long as his wings. Noticing his enemies, Utseende charged, for his mother's pleasure.

"Come! Come, my son!"

As he just finished his last enemy, watched by the gods, Utseende looked at his mother. Her soldiers, not knowing who this was, attacked him. He butchered them all before reuniting with his beloved mother. Once together, mother and son met with all the other gods. They all admitted defeat, kneeling.

"Ô Venoaj, you are superior to us. We are no longer equal!"

She was delighted, finally hearing such words, when her son look at her, drawing his sword.

" Mother, are we equal?"