The Origin Story

The Origin Story is the accepted term for the Faith of Three's interpretation of the creation of Oryndiil. While scientific research has been careful not to disprove this story, there are many theories that conclusively call the story 'myth'.
==The Story==
Translations from the first texts of the Faith of Three describe the Goddess Casorina as being pregnant with her brother and consort Ohorr's child. However this child is lost, and the blame falls to their brother Isaev. Ohorr and Isaev take to battle over the infant Oryndiil, which unknown to Ohorr was Casorina's child, she had not lost it at all, she had given birth. Both brothers fall into the new world, crashing down and becoming locked away while Casorina, so engulfed with grief falls into the sea, causing a massive frozen landscape to rise.
The Origin Story - Faith of Three Translation
Thunder crash and lightning slash,
Oryndiil is born.
Through chaos and darkness,
The light bursts forth,
Oryndiil is born.
Casorina full of grace,
Mother to the world.
She has lost her sacred child,
Who is to blame?
Ohorr's fury turns,
From fate unto brother.
This Grand Betrayal,
Will shatter this fair world.
Isaev knows no more,
Than his siblings two,
Yet now he faces blame,
Fate is so cruel.
The Gods do battle!
Thunder crash and lightning slash,
Oryndiil is born!
Casorina calls, 'Hold!'
There is no peace.
The brother fall,
Upon the world,
Unsuspecting and calm,
Rage and brawn descend in the East,
Cunning and brain to the West.
In her grief the Goddess falls,
Her heart frozen still,
Into the clasp she sleeps,
For Ohorr could not know,
No child was lost from in her womb,
Her child was that below.
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