Of Gods
The 6 Constants/Gods/Primals/Laws:
Amier of Space
Memoria of Time
Alacritas of Life
Mortyl of Death
Pylae of Hope
Hel of Despair
As a mortal, I cannot possibly comprehend the Divines, much less put such into writings. Perhaps none can truly put it into writing. Due to my ignorance, perhaps I can only just begin to understand their grand existence with a simple metaphor: That of a painting.
Alacritas provides the canvas of the universe, with which all things are placed.
Memoria is the movement and stroke of the brush, with which all things are painted.
Alacritas marks the begining and provides for growth and potential, breathing fresh colors and revitalizes the old.
Mortyl ensures the value of all, in which no life may be taken for granted and flourishes the end of each stroke.
Pylae gives reason and purpose for each streak of color, whether to reach for a grander image, a deeper mark in the greater picture, and other such ideal.
...
Hel is conflict and contrast, of passions done wrong, colors gone awry, or a mistaken impulse. One may see it as something to be erased, redone, or something that shouldn't be there but...
...it also gives it meaning...?
Is it greater for one to be intrinsically good, or overcome evil and become good?
Could demons hope? Is hope not a facet of desire?
Perhaps as time goes on... I'll answer a bit more of these questions, correct misunderstandings, and formulate an increasingly more perfect answer...
One without bias and find reason if there's any to be found.
Oh how I wish to see the painting as a whole...
-2075 AC
Upon reading a text regarding Alacritas under Sve[omit]'s recommendation, three questions lie unanswered.
May Demons, Witches, Warlocks, and all of Hel's denizens... hope?
Humanity was created after harmony was set, as an outcome of Hel's invasion. What will happen to us if He were to ever face true defeat?
-2076 AC
After much clearance with Sve[omit], it is under the Four Dragons in which the material is created. In doing so, the 6 Constants were formed as authorities that set the laws of this physical world. As such, Hel could never face true defeat and the world locked in constant threat from it. To rid of Hel is to damn the order of the universe.
As for the first question... it remains unanswered.
The metaphor and simplified meaning of Gods remain standing.
-2076 AC
The 6 Constants/Gods/Primals/Laws:
Amier of Space
Memoria of Time
Alacritas of Life
Mortyl of Death
Pylae of Hope
Hel of Despair
As a mortal, I cannot possibly comprehend the Divines, much less put such into writings. Perhaps none can truly put it into writing. Due to my ignorance, perhaps I can only just begin to understand their grand existence with a simple metaphor: That of a painting.
Alacritas provides the canvas of the universe, with which all things are placed.
Memoria is the movement and stroke of the brush, with which all things are painted.
Alacritas marks the begining and provides for growth and potential, breathing fresh colors and revitalizes the old.
Mortyl ensures the value of all, in which no life may be taken for granted and flourishes the end of each stroke.
Pylae gives reason and purpose for each streak of color, whether to reach for a grander image, a deeper mark in the greater picture, and other such ideal.
...
Hel is conflict and contrast, of passions done wrong, colors gone awry, or a mistaken impulse. One may see it as something to be erased, redone, or something that shouldn't be there but...
...it also gives it meaning...?
Is it greater for one to be intrinsically good, or overcome evil and become good?
Could demons hope? Is hope not a facet of desire?
Perhaps as time goes on... I'll answer a bit more of these questions, correct misunderstandings, and formulate an increasingly more perfect answer...
One without bias and find reason if there's any to be found.
Oh how I wish to see the painting as a whole...
-2075 AC
Upon reading a text regarding Alacritas under Sve[omit]'s recommendation, three questions lie unanswered.
May Demons, Witches, Warlocks, and all of Hel's denizens... hope?
Humanity was created after harmony was set, as an outcome of Hel's invasion. What will happen to us if He were to ever face true defeat?
-2076 AC
After much clearance with Sve[omit], it is under the Four Dragons in which the material is created. In doing so, the 6 Constants were formed as authorities that set the laws of this physical world. As such, Hel could never face true defeat and the world locked in constant threat from it. To rid of Hel is to damn the order of the universe.
As for the first question... it remains unanswered.
The metaphor and simplified meaning of Gods remain standing.
-2076 AC