In the beginning, there was only Ambrose. In this vast cosmic expanse, there was nothing but darkness stretching endlessly in all directions. Ambrose, the solitary presence in this cosmic void, felt an overwhelming sense of loneliness that seemed to permeate every corner of space.

Driven by loneliness, Ambrose decided to create companions to fill the void that surrounded him. He summoned into existence the first of his creations, his beloved daughter, Idis. As she materialized, a remarkable phenomenon unfolded: everywhere she went, time itself moved forward. Idis was a custodian of time, a guardian of the ceaseless march of moments.

Idis possessed an unwavering commitment to order and punctuality. She insisted that everything adhere to a precise schedule and was resolute about ensuring that tasks were completed promptly. Her meticulous nature brought a sense of structure to the otherwise chaotic expanse of space.

The second creation of Ambrose was his son, Sol. Sol possessed a remarkable sense of confidence and charisma that shone as brightly as the stars he would soon create. Ambrose held a special fondness for Sol, his radiant son, who brought the first light into the otherwise dark and desolate universe.

With boundless enthusiasm, Sol had the monumental task of spreading his radiant light throughout the infinite cosmos, giving birth to countless stars. Each flicker of his brilliance illuminated the endless expanse, scattering stars like gleaming jewels across the canvas of space. As these stars took shape, they brought warmth and light to the once-barren reaches of the universe.

Sol's cooperation with his sister, Idis, was seamless and harmonious. Together, they strike a delicate balance between the careful order imposed by Idis and the radiant improvisation of Sol's creations. It was a collaboration that brought beauty and structure to the universe, as stars found their place in the cosmic dance of time. Despite his favored status with Ambrose, Sol remained humble and dedicated to the task he was given. He understood that in this vast universe, every element had a role to play, and his purpose was to illuminate the darkness, a role he embraced with grace and joy.

 

The third child of Ambrose was Sadite, who was not like his siblings, Idis and Sol. Sadite had a solitary nature, often retreating into the depths of his own thoughts and creations. While Idis and Sol brought order and illumination to the universe, Sadite's domain was that of raw, unbridled creation.

With a puzzling air about him, Sadite forged colossal rocks, sculpted planets from dust and gas, and crafted mysterious orbs of dusk with an almost reckless abandon. Unlike his meticulous sister, Idis, Sadite cared little for where his creations were placed or how they fit into the grand cosmos. Instead, he reveled in the act of creation itself, embracing the chaos of his artistic endeavors.

Sadite's unconventional approach often led to tension within the divine family. Idis, the guardian of order, would attempt to bring structure and organization to Sadite's chaotic creations, but he would slip away into the obscurity of the universe before she could impose her will. Sadite preferred solitude, escaping into the farthest reaches of space to avoid the constraints of order and punctuality enforced by his sister.

Despite their differences, Sadite's contributions to the universe were undeniable. His giant rocks formed the foundations of celestial bodies, and his mysterious dust balls added an element of intrigue to the cosmic landscape. While Idis and Sol illuminated and organized, Sadite provided the universe with a touch of unpredictability and wonder. As the eons passed, the interactions between Ambrose's three children continued to shape the universe in profound ways.

As Ambrose's divine family continued to grow, twins were created named Luna and Tera. The inseparable twins added an extra dimension to the celestial family. Luna was the silent one, and Tera was the ever-chatty sister.

One day, with a shared desire to remain together forever, Luna and Tera approached Sadite with a unique request. They asked him to craft two planets that would revolve around each other in eternal harmony. Luna envisioned her planet as a pristine, white sanctuary, devoid of any distractions, while Tera's world would be abundant with life, featuring vast landscapes of land and water.

Sadite, with his knack for unconventional creations, readily accepted their request. Luna's planet, which she affectionately named the "moon," was a serene and empty expanse, just as she had imagined. In contrast, Tera's planet, which she named "Earth," teemed with diversity, adorned with continents and oceans.

With their planets in place, Luna and Tera turned to Sol, who was always eager to oblige. They asked for a star that would provide just the right amount of warmth and light for their creations. Sol, with his innate understanding of cosmic balance, summoned a star that was neither too scorching nor too cold, ensuring the perfect conditions for life to flourish.

With the stage set, Luna and Tera descended into their worlds. Luna, with her quiet determination, carefully shaped the landscape of Earth. She raised majestic mountains, carved meandering rivers, and sculpted deep canyons and hidden caves, creating a canvas that would serve as the backdrop for their grand design.

Tera, with her vibrant energy, breathed life into the seas, filling them with a diverse array of fish and adorning the skies with a colorful array of birds. Together, they covered the land with lush forests and expansive plains. Then they populated it with a rich variety of wild animals. They adorned the depths of the earth with sparkling minerals, hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. The last thing they created was the first intelligent beings called the Aristi, a race given the power of the god that later led to that race's demise.