Enantiomorph The Enantiomorph is a fundamental underlying concept of duality and / or merged dichotomy inherent in the structure of the Aurbis , which is reflected in all its aspects . It is the ideal combined state of conflict between two opposing forces that are so similar that they could change their roles and not even know it , and so require an external force to force a resolution . The Enantimorph , in its most basic form , is the schism between the terms " Is , " and " Is not " ; it began when the Void , absolute non - existence , was split by " AE " ( " Is " in Ehlnofex ) , the state of being , and from this , all Enantiomorphs are subgradients . This " first Enantiomorph " is echoed through the formation of Anu and Padomay , and other concepts , such as Light and Dark , Good and Evil , Bird and Serpent , Order and Chaos , and so on . The Enantiomorph can be utilized for divine ascension and is sometimes seen as the Fourth Walking Way . Roles in the Enantiomorph . The Combatants . While intrinsically a state of duality , the Enantiomorph has varying other concepts and symbolic influences involved which can even involve mortal interactions , starting with some form of conflict between two individuals who are vying to become a Ruling King and must defeat any who can be considered " their equivalent . " For instance , in the " 36 Lessons of Vivec " , when referring to the Nerevarine ' s main quest to defeat Dagoth Ur , Vivec assigns to both of them the number " one , " and to their conflict , conjoining those two numbers to make " eleven , " " The Number of the Master " . Vivec uses this symbolism to explain the consequences of the clashing between Dagoth and the Nerevarine . When both individuals are " one " and their conflict is " eleven , " how are they supposed to be able to tell which " one " they are in the " eleven " ( i . e . , they are unable to determine their own roles in the fight ) ? When " one " and " one " are added together , when " eleven " collapses , they make " two , " which is the number Vivec assigns to the " Enantiomorph " . Other sources seem to imply that an Enantiomorph must be accompanied by a requisite betrayal . While this is the most common representation of an Enantiomorph , the " conflict " can be interpreted in varying other manners , such as a mother and father birthing an offspring . The Observer . In order for the dilemma between the combatants to end and for the Enantiomorph to have " a winner , " there must be an observer watching over the battle who determines who is who in the Enantiomorph . Vivec takes this role in the battle between Dagoth Ur and the Nerevarine . In most cases , the observer is blinded or is maimed , which results with the final decision in the Enantiomorph . The Catalyst . The Catalyst , while not fully understood , is possibly a new creation birthed through the convergences of an Enantiomorph . What is known about this role is that it can bring about both the beginning and / or an ending to an Enantiomorph . The best example of such a role is the creation of the deity , Nir , who was formed by the interplay of Anu ' s light and Padomay ' s darkness . It is likely that the person who takes the role of the catalyst is a metaphorical representation of the Enantiomorph itself . Apotheosis . It is stated that the Enantiomorph has been used in attempts to reach the final sub - gradient of all AE . While it is implied this state cannot be reached through the Enantiomorph , the Enantiomorph can be utilized to reach apotheosis in some manner . The God Talos was said to have been formed through some process related to the Enantiomorph in which the three individuals , Hjalti Early - Beard , Zurin Arctus , and Ysmir Wulfharth , amalgamated into one triumvirate whole . This new soul created by the three ' s merging was identical enough to Lorkhan that they managed to mantle his vacant position in the divine pantheon . Mantling . A good instance of the Enantiomorph being utilized to take the mantle of a divine entity would be the Greymarch . The Greymarch itself , is a prime example of an Enantiomorph , given the schizophrenic conflict between Sheogorath and Jyggalag , Madness and Order , who are both , for all intents and purposes , the same being . In the battle , Sheogorath is transformed into Jyggalag , and the Hero of Kvatch and takes Sheogorath ' s role of defending the Isles , and , in doing so , he inherits the divine role of Sheogorath himself .