Book: Veria Avrenye

**Veria Avrenye** is a holy book that belongs to the widespread religion of Verianism. In the pages, there are multiple chapters dedicated to each of the Men Vare Vityeos, as well as a chapter for prayer and a chapter for miscellaneous folklore. Later on, a book by the name of Veria Vehemi was written by Prophetess Divya Septivus during her mission across Zahkarith. Due to her influence in the expansion of Verianism, her writings are commonly taught alongside **Veria Avrenye**.

## Chapter 1: (Vitalus, Creation)

**Chapter 1** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Vitalus Vugri, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Potential**.

## Chapter 2: The Divine Right of Warriors

**Chapter 2** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Vaara Vugrea, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Leadership** and **Warriors**.

## Chapter 3: (Vemos, Culture/Tradition)

**Chapter 3** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Vemos Vugri, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Tradition** and **Culture**.

## Chapter 4: The Whispers of Destiny

**Chapter 4** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Tamrius Viheni, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Fortune**.

## Chapter 5: The Pillars of Resilience

**Chapter 5** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Menir Viheni, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Mental** and **Physical Strength**.

## Chapter 6: The Wheels of Honor

**Chapter 6** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Ivaron Vaasi, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Chaos** and the **Circle of Life**.

### Birth of Ivaron

At this time in the early millennia of celestial creation, a grand number of divine beings pranced upon the planet, and the gods themselves were still discovering the wonder that they had created.

But there was one among the divine who held a special place in Vaara’s heart, and that was Vyani, the Divine harbinger of Song. His fingers could coax the sweetest of tunes from any instrument, and his songs could heal the wounded soul and mend the broken heart. Their partnership was a thing of legend, the union of the Divine Muse and the Divine Musician, a harmony that resonated through the heavens and the earth.

***And thus, love came into being.***

Yet, fate is a capricious force, and the emotion known as love was an uncharted, treacherous path– A path that even Vitalus Vugri feared. Upon hearing about their unusual closeness, Vitalus called Vyani away to explore the stars west of the planet, where he killed him. Two days later, Vitalus returned to Zahkarith without Vyani by his side. Vaara begged and pleaded with Vitalus to tell her where he had gone, but he remained silent in shame of his actions. She came to believe that Vyani abandoned her.

***And thus, grief came into being.***

Vaara, heartbroken and alone, wept for her lost love. Her tears fell like rain, ceaseless and inconsolable. They flowed down her cheeks and collected into streams, which grew into mighty rivers. The land, once parched and dry, now thrived with the abundance of water, all born from the grief of the Divine Muse.

***And thus, the rivers and lakes came into being.***

The rivers grew and intertwined, carving valleys and nourishing the land. They brought lift into the forests, filled the lakes, and quenched the thirst of all living creatures. The people of the world marveled at this divine gift, the rivers that seemed to spring forth from nowhere, carrying with them the essence of the goddess’ sorrow.

It was in the heart of one such forest, where the rivers converged, that a momentous event occurred. As Vaara wept, her tears pooled into a nearby glade. The water shimmered with the Divine Muse’s Vaasic eneltia, and from its depths emerged a figure, radiant and divine.

***And thus, Divine Ivaron Vaasi came into being.***

Ivaron rose from the waters, his form glistening with the purity of the goddess’s tears. He understood the depths of Vaara’s sorrow, for he had been born from her anguish. With a voice as gentle as a summer breeze, he spoke to her in a whisper similar to her lover’s.

***“Divine Muse, your tears have created a world anew, and I, Ivaron, am the product of your Vaasis. What makes you weep so?”***

Vaara, her heart heavy yet comforted by his voice, did not stray her eyes from the ground.

“I am abandoned, and I am shattered. My Vyani, and my Vihena along with him, have been lost. And I fear they will never return.”

Ivaron kneeled next to her.

***“In which way was he lost?”***

Vaara stared into the reflection of the waters that she had created.

“The western stars, he travelled. But what does it matter?”

After a moment of stiff silence, Vaara turned her head to look at Ivaron, but he had vanished. She had once again been abandoned. Unable to cry anymore, she simply remained in her place, unwilling to move.

Soon, Ivaron returned to Vaara, but she did not respond to his greetings. She had fallen into a deep hypnosis brought on by her grief, neither asleep nor awake. With a gentle gesture, Ivaron called upon the river’s current, and it lifted the body of Vyani, Vaara’s dear lover. Vyani’s form, cold and lifeless, bore the unmistakable mark of love and bravery that had once captivated Vaara’s heart.

***“This is not your end.”***

Ivaron’s voice resonated in the forest as he called upon the power of the divine. He carefully cradled Vyani's body, and as he did, the heavens themselves seemed to weep, their tears mingling with those of Vaara Vugrea.

***“I free you.”***

In that sacred moment, Ivaron separated Vyani’s soul from his body, gently releasing it into the air. The soul of Vyani, now free from the confines of physical form, danced like a wisp of light in among the trees in the forest. It became a part of the very air that filled the world, a manifestation of his eternal love for Vaara.

***And thus, the wind came into being. And his song was reborn along with it.***

It whispered through the trees, carried the fragrance of flowers, and caressed the cheeks of mortals. It was a constant reminder of Vyani’s presence, a reminder that love could transcend death and take on new forms.

Vaara Vugrea, sensing the wind’s gentle caress and recognizing Vyani’s familiar song, turned to Ivaron.

“Who is that I hear, and who is that I feel?”

Ivaron kneeled alongside her once again.

***“It is Vyani, your love.”***

Vaara did not understand, as she could see the lifeless body of Vyani just a short distance away. Ivaron continued.

***“I shall be the guardian of your waters, the protector of your forests, and the harbinger of all renewal. Your love for Vyani may have been taken from you, but your tears have given life to a world filled with beauty and wonder, and his spirit will continue to sing with every step you take. Hear him in the wind, in the waves, in the flame, in the hum of the earth, and in the words of others, for it is made possible by the breath that gives us life – our spirit.”***

Vaara looked to Ivaron with tearful eyes filled with gratitude. She understood that her beloved Vyani was never truly gone, that he lived on in the very essence of the world.

But, as the warmth of love filled her spirit, a burning emotion began to smolder in her mind. She could no longer bear the injustice of Vyani’s death, the result of a cruel twist of fate orchestrated by Vitalus. In her heart, a fire of vengeance began to blaze, consuming her with a fierce determination to make the fellow Divine pay for his selfish actions.

***And thus, rage came into being.***

Vaara spoke, her voice carrying the battle cry of Vyani upon her breath, “Ivaron, the one born from my grief, my love for Vyani is as unyeilding as the mountains, but my wrath for Vitalus burns brighter than even the Sjarnbornn. Follow me, and together we shall seek reparations for the wrongs that have been done. We shall make the heavens and earth tremble in the name of love and vengeance.”

Ivaron stood, declining her offer.

***"I have returned your Vihena to you, my lady. Be grateful, for if I go with you, Vitalus will have a much worse fate than your love."***

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## Chapter 7: The Covenant of Unified Souls

**Chapter 7** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Daphnia Vihea, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Romantic Journeys** and **Sexual Encounters**.

## Chapter 8: The Covenant of \_\_\_

**Chapter 8** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Edone Vaasea, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Justice** and **Judgement**.

## Chapter 9: (Nurona, Illusion, Strategy)

**Chapter 9** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Nurona Vaasea, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Illusion**, **Deception**, and **Strategy**.

## Chapter 12: The Assurance of Victory

**Chapter 12** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is the gospel of Divine Typhis Vaasea, the Verian Vare Vitye of **Reflection** and **Victory**.

[Disclaimer: The concept of "reflection" is believed to mean both self-discovery and beauty]

## Chapter 13: Veria Vehemi

**Chapter 13** of ***Veria Arvrenye*** is comprised of the gospels of Prophetess Ataliye Divyaia Septivus of Vehemi, more commonly known as **Divya Septivus**, a member of the Vehemian Divine Bloodline. These gospels were recorded in her journal during her trek across ancient Zahkarith.