Metaverse Lore

This section of the Fandom wiki houses lore from the metaverse and dimensions such as Jell. 
This is arguably the most intriguing/interesting part of Day of Dusk lore as it contrasts with real life mythology with its own creative twist.
==Depiction in Methology==
In the boundless expanse of the Metaversal realms, a war of cosmic proportions rages between two diametrically opposed dominions: Jokeluna and Jell. These antithetical realms, akin to the Christian portrayals of heaven and hell but infinitely more intricate, are helmed by enigmatic beings of unrivaled power – "The Lord" of Jokeluna and the sinister "Lord Jellus" of Jell.
Jokeluna, also known as Jok'el'caelum in the native tongue of its residents, embodies an ethereal paradise reminiscent of the divine depictions of heaven. Governed by "The Lord," a figure shrouded in divine reverence, Jokeluna's society operates in a hierarchical structure reminiscent of biblical angels. Within this celestial realm, ranks akin to archangels, seraphs, and angels dictate the order and function of its celestial denizens.
In stark contrast, the ominous and infernal landscape of Jell strikes fear into the bravest souls. This desolate and nightmarish domain, aptly named "Jell," mirrors the deepest horrors of human imagination, surpassing the traditional concepts of hell. Under the despotic rule of "Lord Jellus," Jell operates in a chaotic anarchy, reminiscent of a malevolent corporate monarchy. Lord Jellus presides over the realm with his council, the enigmatic "Jellusons," who wield immense influence akin to nobility. The societal hierarchy in Jell is determined by one's ability to fulfill "Jell contracts," dealings made with Jell Demons, thereby ascending to higher echelons of power and influence.
The conflict between Jokeluna and Jell transcends mere ideological differences; it's a cosmic clash of polarized ideologies, each seeking dominance over the Metaversal fabric. Jokeluna champions a creed of divine worship, with its denizens fervently praising and propagating the supremacy of their omnipotent ruler, while those from Jell embrace a more cutthroat approach, wheeling and dealing in nefarious contracts and schemes to climb the ladder of influence.
The skirmishes between these metaversal realms spill over into lower planes, influencing and impacting worlds like Earth with their celestial agendas. Those hailing from Jokeluna boast about the divinity of their ruler, invoking a wrath akin to hellfire upon dissenters, while the agents of Jell sow chaos and temptation, striking bargains with mortals and manipulating destinies.
Caught amidst this cosmic strife, the balance of power between these conflicting domains teeters on the edge, with repercussions echoing throughout the multiverse. The Metaversal War rages on, its outcome shrouded in uncertainty, yet holding the potential to reshape the very fabric of existence itself.
==Conflict of Interest==
Amidst the cosmic clash between Jokeluna and Jell, a stark contrast emerges in their approach towards the realms they deem beneath their celestial stature.
Jokeluna, with its ethereal magnificence and divine hierarchy, maintains a principled stance of non-interventionism towards what they perceive as "lower beings." Unlike the interventionist and tempestuous nature of Jell's denizens, the celestial beings of Jokeluna adopt a more hands-off approach. Their rationale lies in a belief that direct interference with the affairs of the lower planes could disrupt the delicate balance of existence.Encountering an emissary from Jokeluna, an "Angel of the Lord," (to which they refer to themselves) is an exceedingly rare occurrence. These celestial messengers, bearing the divine essence and wisdom of their supreme ruler, manifest only in moments of utmost significance or impending cosmic upheaval. Their appearances are often regarded as harbingers of imminent change, omens signalling a shifting tide in the Metaversal War.
Conversely, the denizens of Jell, replete with infernal ambition and cunning, frequently infiltrate and influence the realms below, making their presence more commonly felt among mortals. Demons from Jell weave their temptations and machinations into the fabric of existence, striking bargains and fostering chaos to further their dominion.
The infrequency of encounters with Jokeluna's celestial messengers stands in stark contrast to the more prevalent sightings of denizens from Jell. This rarity imbues sightings of Jokeluna's emissaries with a profound significance, evoking awe and trepidation among those privy to such celestial visitations. Their enigmatic presence often serves as a celestial whisper, warning of impending cataclysmic events or heralding pivotal moments in the cosmic struggle.
The reluctance of Jokeluna to directly involve itself in the affairs of the lower realms, juxtaposed against the pervasive influence of Jell's machinations, adds a layer of mystique and reverence to the rare glimpses of celestial beings from the heavenly realm. It fuels speculation and mythos, intertwining the fabric of existence with enigmatic prophecies and whispers of divine intervention, all within the backdrop of the Metaversal War's relentless fury.
== Divine Intervention ==
In the rare instances when Jokeluna does break its self-imposed restraint, the repercussions are cataclysmic and devastating, shattering the façade of benign disinterest. The celestial realm transforms into a militant force, with an awe-inspiring hierarchy ascending into a martial structure. Archangels, revered as the pinnacle of divine might, assume roles as generals, commanding the celestial legions with an unwavering sense of purpose. Seraphs, radiant and formidable, stand as stalwart generals alongside their archangelic counterparts, orchestrating strategic manoeuvres of celestial forces. Angels, the foot soldiers of Jokeluna's divine army, become formidable warriors, executing the will of their celestial superiors with precision and fervor.
The dread of invoking Jokeluna's wrath far surpasses the fear of Jell's malevolence among the denizens of the Metaversal realms. The demons of Jell, astute in their manipulation and subterfuge, exercise caution when it comes to provoking the ire of Jokeluna. Aware that the wrath of the heavenly realm surpasses even the darkest horrors of Jell, the demons tactically avoid actions that might draw the attention and intervention of Jokeluna's divine forces. This avoidance stems not only from fear but also from a grim acknowledgment of the sheer devastation that accompanies the rare, yet fearsome, displays of Jokeluna's militaristic might.
The infrequent intervention of Jokeluna into the conflicts of the lower realms serves as a sobering reminder of the boundless power and unyielding resolve that lies behind their ethereal guise. When the celestial forces of Jokeluna are compelled to engage, the Metaversal War witnesses a seismic shift, as the heavens descend into the fray, wielding a divine wrath that eclipses the infernal fury of Jell's malevolent dominion.