Golden Age of Man

Also known as the First Age of Man, the Golden Age was a vast period of time in the early history of Gaea during which the Titans ruled the world, and the first version of mankind was created by Prometheus at the behest of Cronus, the king of the Titans. It is a period of time largely lost to the knowledge of mortals, to such a degree that precisely when it happened and how long it lasted are unknown, and any civilizations that may have arisen during it are completely forgotten. Even the perception of time within it is often considered to be distorted, as those souls who have reincarnated from it often disagree as to the length of the Titanomachy and the beginning of the Everwar that led to its eventual end. What is known is that it was an era of perpetual spring and endless natural bounty where Man lived in near-total peace and harmony with nature, and the Titans, gods, and lesser Divinities often dwelt directly on the world, alongside the Elementals and Fae that were born from and oversaw the material world.
The Golden Age of Man eventually ended when Zeus overthrew his father, Cronus, and became the ruler of the world and the Divinities, grew dissatisfied with the manner in which Man worshipped him and the gods, and released Monsters upon the world as a divine punishment through the first Demon Lord and proto-Overlord, Pandora, thus exterminating the entirety of the First Men.
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