Kovall Mythos

At the dawn of time, all the universe was born, a great void of pure black; and from this primordial void, came Niranos.
Niranos was the void, and the void was Niranos. First among creation, she saw fit to bring more to fruition.
And thus from the darkness, sprung forth life, and the darkness was the night, and the night was now alive.
Niranos became the night, and the life which now was had sought to thrive, and from this life, came Tomerios.
Tomerios and Niranos existed, but there was naught but them. So it was that they fashioned two homes.
Tomerios created the planet, and Niranos created the moon. He was the planet, and the night was the moon.
The planet, stricken with eternal night, grew cold, and likewise the two creators grew apart. 
In the midst of the night, a third form, the sun, came to be, and the sun was the light, and the light was Retea. 
Retea sprang forth, and the sun spread the light to the world, and the moon was illuminated. 
The void, who was Niranos, was no longer alone, and the night wept tears tears of joy, which were stars.
The moon, the planet, and the sun had manifested, and from the writhing of the sun came forth the sky.
The heavenly bodies were still, and dormant, but Tomerios and Retea sought to stave this entropy.
Thus order was born, and order was Jagos. He sought balance and truth, and his truth was not entropy.
The order that was Jagos raised aloft a blade, and made the planet circle the sun, and the moon circle the planet.
Now the creators numbered four, and they watched as the movement of the universe caused events beyond them.
Thus the four saw the machinations of existence become beyond them, and the fate that now was Albarix joined them.
Albarix, who was fate, told the four, now five, that she had been there before them all, before the void, before night.
For the fate that now was, likewise is the fate that was, and that fate, and this, was death. Thus fate was death.
The five knew all must one day cease to exist, and Albarix told them that this gave life meaning. 
Night, Life, Light, Order, and Fate sought to let others experience meaning. They looked to the planet, and knew.
The five blessed the planet with water, and seeded it with life. Thus the seas were born, and they were Leraphon.
Leraphon hailed to the five, now six, and joined them in their goal of giving meaning to the life that now was.
They saw the vast oceans and lakes of Leraphon, the lands of Tomerios, and the skies of Retea, and felt joy.
In their benevolence and joy, they gave will to the newly created denizens of this planet. Fate was life, and was death. 
The moon pulled the waves, and the sun gave warmth to the things which lived upon land. This was the order.
Thus the gods looked upon what they had done, and declared to create the missing piece.
Their bodies were formed from the earth, which was carried by the sky and warmed by the sun.
Their hearts were formed by the order, who took a blade to the sea, and filled them with blood.
Their beginnings were formed by the life that was, and thus they were born unto the world.
Their ends were formed by the fate that will always be, and thus they were cursed and blessed to die.
So it was that the first of the mortals were born, wrought by the six and set unto the world.
The six looked upon their creation, and knew the planet was made for them to inherit, and this was their purpose.
Then they reached from beyond the sea, beyond the planet, beyond the sky, beyond the moon, beyond the sun.
The six returned to the void from which Niranos came, and which Niranos was. They saw its entropy once more.
This was against the order, who stood against void, and so the six repeated their works many times hither.
From this came countless other worlds and planes, and the six looked upon what they had done and felt joy.