The Wylderness

Born

With all realms and creatures in place, Wyld went to the center of the place where she awoke, hovering in the darkness, she pondered......

And dozed off......

And dreamt......

In her dreams she walked along the edge of time and space and she travelled to Voydian, the land of nothingness.

"You look lovely." Spoke Voyd in the far distance, and in an instant was beside her. Wyld widened her eyes, giving an embarassed giggle as she managed to stutter out her thanks.

"Shall we dance?" Voyd gave a charming smile, holding out a hand. Wyld accepted it, and immediately began to twirl, effortlessly following Voyd's lead. And as they frolicked through the empty space, Wyld grew, from a child to a teenager, until Voyd held her in a passionate dip, and she stared into his entrancing eyes.

"I..... Will you......" Wyld tried to speak, but the words seemed to catch.

"Shh, love, you are young, and......" Voyd gave a rueful smile, "We shall meet again."

He disentangled himself and took a step back, saying with a wave of his hand, "Awake!" And as Wyld woke, she thought she heard him say, "My gift to you......"

And a gift it was, as Wyld was still surprised from the dream, she realized that the empty space was empty no more. A perfect land was created, and living in it were......

Wyld laughed out loud, it was a crisp and clear sound, followed by an exclamation, "My children!"

And thus, the Admyns, always thought to be the direct descendants of Voyd and Wyld, are the first Wylders, masters of the Wylderness. After many years, many fell in love with others, from different realms, and a wide range of creatures. And the Wylders grew in number, and all of them made their home in The Origin, the land in the centre of the universe.

As for Wyld, she soon got over her excitement with the Wylders and one day disappeared without a warning and without a trace–as gods are known to do. It was said that she wandered the realms, and was born into a mortal body. It was also said that she faded into nothing, and ceased to exist. Yet others speak of a mysterious echo, a helpful nudge, and a strange phenomenon in special times, yet they were mostly considered to be tales and myths.

But now, enough of legends and uncertainties. Back to the Wylders and the Origin......