Great Conception

The Goddess became filled with desire after eons of loneliness. From the Void, she created this universe and begin to indulge in creation.

First she made love to herself to bring forth light and the Seraphim were born. Once the Seraphim had started propagating, the Goddess ordered them to spread their light across the empty expanse.

Soon she realized something was missing, for the light had no meaning in the universe. A force was needed to contrast the light, and so the Goddess gave into her most lustful desires and birthed the darkness. Demons crawled out of the darkness, and immediately started having sex with the Seraphim.

Pleased with this the Goddess created worlds for her creations to reside in. She assigned each world a special Seraphim, an archangel to guide the evolution of life. The Emissary in the Archangel of Lyrcea.

Ages later the universe was filled with Demon and Seraphim alike. However the Demon grew weary of governed by the Archangels and decided to revolt. They begin creating lifeforms of their own, but lacked the power and the wisdom of the Goddess. Such creations roamed in weak forms purely by instinct. The Demons took advantage of this and started using them as breeding toys.

Outraged the Goddess descended and cursed the Demons for their sins. She took pity on their creations and made love with them, an event that would come to be known as the Great Conception. Their offspring were restored to strong immortal forms, and the Goddess called all her creations the Nephelym. Swearing to return again one day, the Goddess departed and faded from sight.