In the beginning only Primordial Darkness existed, a vast formless void of infinite possibility. From this void, a will formed. Some call it Spirit, others God. From nothing, it willed creation into existence, and in that creation, it found Light. With its will, it guided the light, separating it from the darkness and forming countless worlds, from the smallest star to the vastest galaxy. From this act of creation, the Light and Spirit would go on to spawn an uncountable number of life forms.
From there, God would go on to guide these life forms through their existence and their evolution, watching and manipulating the progression of life across countless worlds. As each species evolved, God's desire for companionship grew, and from this desire came the creation of his so dear called friends, ...angels.
Galim... His first ever friend, God's right-hand.
Angel of justice in charge of keeping the balance of the universe and judge of the humane souls..as they are one of the most powerful mages in heaven.
See, a female? Yes. See is a divine, powerful creation as well as Galim, able to see what you lie, what you dread, in short... Everything.
Zariel, a favorite totally.. Zariel was one of God's most favorite creation! Her beauty is overwhelming, her voice, her movements and She, who prefers to call herself.. Aria.
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So, as God continued to watch over its creations, a singular thought crossed its mind. "Is there another being that can understand my existence?" With this thought, a unique angel was conceived, one that was unlike any other, a being that God saw as its own child, a counterpart and equal to its divine nature. This child possessed a connection to God that surpassed all others, sharing a profound bond that was unparalleled. And her name.. was Gem.
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Fantasía//A story where i tell the whole lore of my Oc\\ Gem was once a bright and cheerful angel, her very soul radiated with warmth and compassion. Her smiles filled all with joy, and her hugs offered a respite to those weary from the world. Yet, the scar...
