Profondus

Profondus or the Deep was an additional planet or world in the same galaxy of Rathnir and Eldham in legend. Profondus is the home world of the Warducts. Profondus was created by the god Køhr. It was blue, green, and black in color with all land on the surface and oceans underground. The sky was black with particles of green and blue drifting in the air due to the skulk. All plant life was covered in skulky moss, which chocked the very life from everything. Then when the planet began to collapse, Køhr sacrificed his life so that it would be preserved. This led to Entropy’s transformation into a god and rule over the Deep. But as time went on, she would face a rebellion. Then she would be locked away in the Deep, until she escaped and plundered Quizatine.
== The Genesis ==
=== The Creation of Profondus ===
In the black and unending void, there came a figure. The god Køhr hovered in this empty space looking all around seeing potential. Køhr then created, out of the black, a world that was green and blue. He called it Profondus. He gave Profondus plants of beauty which grew in the sunlight. Various types of trees and flowers were added to the high mountains and low valleys. Then he created sentient beings. The first being Warducts, then Healers, and the other varieties of intelligent creatures. After this he created non-sentient beings like cows, pigs, sheep, etc. His world was completed, and now he could enjoy it. The Warducts were assigned to be royal servants to him, assisting in anything that went directly to him. The Warducts didn’t ever feel greedy and want to do something they wanted, and Køhr gifted them the Wardens as pets for their positive attitudes. Thus the world flourished, and all lived in peace.
=== The Sickness of the Deep ===
After some time, Profondus became “sick.” The world began to do things Køhr didn’t intend for it to do. The world began to rot and skulk infected everything. Thus the world became dead-but-living. It only escalated to the point when utter destruction was inevitable. Køhr didn’t want his family to die. Then he realized that if he would sacrifice himself, the calamity would cease. This made him sad, but he knew he had to do it. So he cried out to his people and told them farewell, then his life force stopped the calamity from proceeding. This though did not fix what had already happened, it only stopped it. So the Deep began to rot and turn black. This though only started the next evil that would come. 
== The Rise of Chaos ==
=== Entropy’s Oligarchy ===
With the death of Køhr, the rise of Entropy began. Entropy was a native to Profondus, though she was very different. Entropy was the only individual of her kind. It is unknown how she was born, but it is known that she came from the void, which can be associated with the Deep. Entropy was apart of Køhr’s dynasty in fact. She, in other words, was the princess of Profondus. Køhr’s death was at first a hard hit, but from when she was born evil always was within her. Entropy now sought to rule over the Deep with an “iron fist.” She was greedy and wanted everything that everyone possessed. She first made this known when she began to reveal her prejudice against certain races of Profondus. This began an uprising, and her right-hand-men, the Warducts, began to betray her. This led to the formation of the Rebellion of the Hand.
=== The New Soldiers ===
Now before the time the rebellion had formed, there was quite an uprising. One day a group of human explorers entered the Deep through an unknown transportation, later called the Portal. These humans, though, were exposed to the atmosphere of Profondus and began to intoxicate them. The particles and skulk began to mutate them, until they lost their minds and became savage, though there was a little bit of sentiment life in them. These mutated humans wandered in the wilderness; some were killed by the forces of nature, and others escaped by stumbling upon the city of Quizatine. The mutants then became apart of the society without any tracks to be traced. So they married into the Warducts and began to mix with the Warduct genes. Thus the new species was born, the Hoxaducts. The Hoxaducts were given this name by the Warducts after discovering the blood. Every Warduct hated the Hoxaducts. Then one day it got bloody, and the Warducts murdered and exiled the remaining Hoxaducts. This gave the Hoxaducts a chance to rebuild and make a strong community; now equipped with sentient minds, they did so. For years they flourished and rebuilt, hoping to one day have revenge on the Warducts. Then one day Entropy called them and told them that revenge was coming, and they could have it if they fought with her against the Rebellion of the Hand. Thus they agreed and fought with Entropy ever since.
=== The Portal ===
Entropy’s mind had always been spinning, since the mysterious arrival of the Hoxaducts. At this time, her rage and power had grown to the point when she became a goddess. Her mind became increasingly keen and gave her the knowledge to find the long buried tracks of the Hoxaducts’ origin. She pushed on and on, until she discovered the gateway itself, the Portal. This was the door to a new world. Now Entropy could conquer more after Profondus. The only thing that stood in her way was the key. The key would light the Portal so that transportation was available. This was her main task, to find the key. But her rage to find the key twisted her mind, and the Warducts led a sack of the building which stored every text they made about the Portal. Once she learned that the Hoxaduct scientists lost everything, she was set ablaze. It was too late now, the Warducts knew the last puzzle piece to finding the key, and they did. During the Last Battle of Koralah, the Rebellion of the Hand lit the Portal and fled to Rathnir. With the valorous final act of the rebellion’s general, Entropy was ignorant of the Portal’s activation and then locked away in Profondus.
== The Lonely Planet ==
=== Entropy’s Escape ===
Now all hope wasn’t lost for Entropy. She did not know it, but one Hoxaduct went through the Portal. He spent years searching how to reopen the Portal, until he finally found it. A combination of multiple things would weaken, but regenerate the life in the Portal. Thus he attempted, and the Portal let out a deep roar. Then within seconds, Entropy emerged from the light blue squish, which was within the Portal’s frame. Her army had doubled now and began to plunder Quizatine. Her revenge concluded with the murder of every person in the city, and it became known as the Great Genocide. Entropy was now free. After this, though, she did not leave the cave. She had captured the Nameless One, Quizatine’s ruler. She tortured him for weeks, until she decided he would face exile as she did. Thus she threw him into the Portal and destroyed it. Now he could never escape, locked away forever in the Deep. From this day on, Profondus had no action for millennia. It was almost dead, rotting in space.
=== The New Exile ===
The Nameless One lived in Profondus for thousands of years, alone. The planet had nothing to it anymore. He became very lonely and faced many hard trials. But the Nameless One never gave up. He searched years on years for a way to escape. Then he found it. Though his physical body couldn’t escape, he could duplicate his spirit and send it to Rathnir. He realized that he could influence many to try to set him free. It took thousands of years for this to happen, but he never broke free. He was trapped in the Deep for eternity.
== Iristor’s Comet ==
=== The Vacuum ===
It was around the time when Iristor’s Comet had begun its voyage across space when the galaxy had changed. When the comet soared through space, its gravitational pull caused the planet of the Nether to move with it. Then once the comet struck, the Nether was dropped only 24.3 million miles from the comet. Now the Nether rested even closer to the main world(s) than it used to. In addition to this, the gravitational disruption that was created by the failure of Rathnir and Eldham created a vacuum that pulled Profondus closer to Iristor, until it finally dropped. Profondus was now 36.9 million miles from the main world(s) too. In the end, Iristor’s Comet remade the galaxy, pulling the Nether world and Profondus closer. 
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