Lore

*Index at the bottom.*

**NEW CHAPTERS**

* The Dragon Spring
* Merlin's Library
* The Tower of Babel
* Camp Desolace

#### In the Void

Many ages before the Earth, or even this Universe, was a thing, there was nothing but Chaos, a Void from which spawned Ananke and Chronos. Under oversight of the these two, more were created from Chaos, though this time, each in their own little pockets of emptiness, in their own starting Universes. In every Universe they created Erebus and Nyx, Aither and Hemera, and Tartarus among others. Chaos, Ananke, and Chronos are the only three entities, initially, to be unique in the larger Multiverse that started growing, and they had control over every single Universe.

#### Creation of the First Gods

At one point Ananke and Chronos inserted another handful of entities into every universe, typically the same set, beginning with God, and his wife Goddess, who was the exact opposite of him, as well as El (𐤀𐤋), Anu (𒀭𒀭) and Nammu (𒀭𒇉), Svarog (Соварога), Shàngdì Tiān (上帝 天), Ishvara (ईश्वर), Amun(𓁩), Olódùmarè, Ōmeteōtl, Itzamna, and Pacha Kamaq. This group of deities are called “Creator Deities”, and are all about equal in power, and are all considered all-powerful, just like their parents and “uncles and aunts”. Every version of Tartarus made himself into a new realm, where he himself, as well as Erebus and Nyx, could live in total darkness, in contrast to the others who were starting to make light. In later ages, the realm of Tartarus became a prison realm of sorts for monsters banished from Earth.

`From here on out everything is specific to the Rishona Universe, which is our main universe in the roleplay, unless otherwise stated.`
#### Birth of the Earth

Many know the story of how God created the Earth. The stories are not wrong but miss a little context. Earth was, in fact, Gaia, the great Primordial, and she was created by God, but also by all the other creator deities. God and all the others laid claim to a portion of the Earth’s surface to rule, and so did Gaia herself.

### Pre-Eden

#### The Titans of Earth

Gaia created a number of children, Pontus and Uranus, and a number of Ourae, whom she tasked with shaping the planet Earth around her, for she was at its core. She also had children with her two sons. Her children with Uranus are the Titans. The Titans were the main deities on Earth for a long time until two of the Titans, Cronus, and Rhea, birthed the next pantheon of gods, the Olympians, to replace themselves and their siblings. However, unlike the Titans, the Olympians had focused their territory on just South-Western Europe, the areas around Greece and Italy.

#### God's Angels, and the Rebellion

God and Goddess had several children, the Angels. Amenadiel, Michael, Samael, Raphael, Gabriel, Uriel, Azrael, Remiel, Azazel, Raziel, and Ithuriel. These were the sons of God. Before Humankind and the Earth, Samael rebelled against his father, but not alone. Together with Azazel and some others, they were cast out of Heaven, and they were now called the Fallen. Samael promoted free will for all of Creation, and changed his name to Lucifer, meaning “Light-bringer”. God created a new realm, a realm humans in the modern age don’t distinguish from many other realms already created, or to be created, collectively known as Hell. This realm, however, was also just simply called; Hell. Together they were banished to Hell, which afterward also became the afterlife all Humans would eventually go to. God blamed Goddess for Lucifer’s corruption and banished her to another plane of existence.

#### El and the Elohim of Canaan

In modern beliefs, it is believed that El and God are actually the same single individual, with many other names, one of them being Allah. Though, in reality, they were separate beings, with their own territories. El had his own piece of Earth, where he had many of his own children, much like how God had the Angels. Throughout history, a lot of these children have been misconceived by Christianity as Fallen Angels and Demons, but really they are the Elohim. This was partially due to God himself, as he wanted them to be feared, as well as the fact a group of the Elohim was allied with Lucifer. In reality, a lot of El’s children were benevolent and helpful, though most of them have since been killed by the so-called “Princes of Hell”, a group of very strong and particularly evil Elohim. El and his children mainly roamed around the areas that came to be known as Canaan and Babylonia.

#### Ishvara and the Trimurti

Isvara had laid claim to the southern area of Asia. Once there, she created three new deities, Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva. These were the beginnings of Hinduism.

#### Amun and the Ennead

Amun claimed the northern regions of Africa for himself, mainly Egypt and the surrounding countries, including a few Asian countries like Syria. Amun himself created two more gods. Amunet, who was to be just like him and replace Amun, and Mut, who was to be his wife and mother of his child. Amun and Mut had one child, Khonsu, the moon god. After that Amun split himself into four distinct aspects, who could be seen as four individual gods/deities. These four were Ra, god of the day sun, Atum, god of the evening sun, Khnum, god of the night sun, and Khepri, god of the morning sun. Each of these four had its own children, and only one of them could ever exist at a time, being bound to the sun. All four of them were often referred to with “Amun-” in front of their names, like Amun-Ra, who was the most revered out of the four of them, often being considered to be the King of the gods. The children and descendants of Amun are called the Ennead.

#### Lucifer’s First Wave

Lucifer saw God’s new creation and started scheming its destruction. He made two sons, Damian, the First Sin, and Malachai, the First Mage, who were to destroy the Earth. Arriving on Earth, Malachai could quite appreciate the Earth's natural beauty, and turned on Damian, sending him back to Hell. Leaving Malachai alone, to wander the Earth.

#### Lucifer’s Second Wave

Seeing how Malachai betrayed Damian, Lucifer sent two more children down to Earth around the year 4000 BC. Arawn, the First Faerie, and Galath, the First Deathless. Both had the ability to create more of themselves, and both started populating the Earth a bit.

##### Arawn

Arawn created more beings like himself, perfect warriors, in perfect physical shape. The most defining traits among the Faeries was their inability to lie, as Lucifer didn’t want to be betrayed again, pointier ears in comparison to the later created Humans, and minor control over nature. When a Faerie came into contact with iron, all their powers would be neutralized, and it would burn their skin. Arawn himself had a quite unique feature about him. His entire body was like it was split in two. He had two half faces, two different skin tones, and two different eye colors. This reflected his two-natured personality, Seelie and Unseelie, benevolent and malevolent.

##### Galath

Galath was made to be more like Humans. He had no major exceptional powers and looked normal. The Deathless as a species had one significant ability, namely that they could not permanently die, besides that, they are significantly more durable and stronger than the other Blood Born. If they got killed, which they could be, they’d get reborn at the feet of Galath, with Galath being truly unkillable. They might not have the same cool powers as their cousins, but at least they were truly unkillable.

#### The Infinity Weapons and More Deathless

Galath was able to create more like him. A Deathless’s life force was bound to the state of a weapon, to which they were bound. They could not be created, without there first being such a weapon, which had to be made from Galath’s own blood, and forged in Hell Flames. Galath first made his own weapon, the Infinity Axe. After that, he made the Infinity Blade for Raidriar, the Cleaver for Ausar, the Swords for Oslim, the Spear for Therin, and the Daggers for Lelindre. Galath was able to model his “children", making them for a specific purpose. Raidriar and Ausar were like Galath’s enforcers, Oslim was like an advisor, Therin served as the trainer of their troops, and Lelindre worked as an assassin.

### Eden

#### Eden

With Earth taking shape, God started inhabiting all of it with life, not just his areas. Just animals at first, followed by the first Humans, Adam and Lilith, in 3760 BC. Lilith didn’t like the terms of her creation, as she was being forced to be Adam’s wife. Lucifer reached out to her and offered her a second option, to be his wife instead. Lucifer promised her power beyond imagination, and she accepted. Lucifer took her to Hell and made her stronger by injecting Lilith with Satan’s blood, making her the first Downworlder. God made a new wife for Adam, Eve. To protect them from Lucifer, he also created two other beings, who were named Óðinn and Frigga. But once again Lucifer interfered. This time he was shapeshifted into a snake. Lucifer tricked Eve into stealing a golden apple from Eden’s forbidden magical tree. God got very angry, and cursed Humanity with mortality.

#### The Seed of Yggdrasill

God went to talk to the two protectors, whom he blamed for what had happened to Eve and his tree. He was furious and went off on them. Óðinn got scared and went to talk with his beloved Frigga in secret, as he was hoping they could escape God’s wrath. To protect themselves they went and stole an apple from the same forbidden tree. God found out and became even more furious with them and punished them by banishing them from the Earth, and throwing them into the Void. There Óðinn split the apple in half, and they both ate a part of it, hoping it would somehow save them. When he split the apple, a single seed fell out of it. The seed grew, and grew, and grew. Until an enormous tree stood in the Void. Just below the crown of the tree was a connection to Earth, which they started calling Miðgarðr. The two halves of the apple created two other realms on the branches, Ásgarðr, where Óðinn came to live, and Vanaheimr, where Frigga ended up. Everyone who lived in one of the realms, besides Miðgarðr, would be able to walk the branches of the tree, visiting the other realms. Óðinn and Frigga often traveled between their realms, to visit each other. After God found out, it became hazardous, because he created fail-safes to keep Óðinn and Frigga away from Miðgarðr, and each other. Among other things, he created the Dragon Níðhöggr, who gnawed at the tree’s roots, and Hræsvelgr, a giant bird that made strong winds with his wings.

##### Múspellsheimr and Niflheimr

In an effort to occupy the traitors to prevent them from doing more harm, God started a huge fire at the base of Yggdrasill, which started to torch down the World Tree. With his sorcery, Óðinn contained the fire in a new realm, Múspellsheimr. The fire turned out to actually be the first Fire Giant, Surtr. As with all things in nature, there needed to be a balance. Soon the opposite of Surtr and Múspellsheimr came into existence. In the wake of the fire’s destruction, a part of Yggdrasill’s roots were scorched. From the cold below the fire, came the first Frost Giant Ymir, and his realm of Niflheimr. The area between Múspellsheimr and Niflheimr became the place where all the dead from the many realms ended up, from which they moved on to either Múspellsheimr or Niflheimr.

##### Jötunheimr and Miðgarðr

After that, God made Jötunheimr, a ring-shaped realm that circles Miðgarðr in the middle of the tree, which served as yet another barrier between Óðinn and Frigga, and Miðgarðr. The Jötunns were led by King Fárbauti and Queen Laufey. Their most known child is Loki, who is actually the result of a union between Óðinn and Laufey. Loki had three children by the Jötunn Angrboða, which were Jörmungandr, Fenrir, and Hela. Jörmungandr was a snake that started rapidly growing until it was almost bigger than Jötunheimr itself. To give it more room, Loki threw him off of Jötunn, where he started circling Miðgarðr, as well as Jötunheimr, after which he came to be called the World Serpent. Fenrir was a large wolf, who took preference to Hela over anyone else. Fenrir has quite some behavioral issues, and the only person really safe in his presence was Hela. Hela was the youngest of the three, and at first glance the only one that looked to be a Jötnar like their parents, but on further inspection, she looks disfigured in a way, her whole body being split in half, one side alive, one side dead. Loki and his children went to live on Ásgarðr with Óðinn, and Frigga welcomed him as her own child.

##### Ásgarðr and Vanaheimr

Ásgarðr and Vanaheimr both thrived over the years, both led by their respective leaders. Óðinn and Frigga had four children together, Þórr, Týr, Baldr, and Höðr. Ásgarðr was home to the Æsir and Vanaheimr to the Vanir. Most of them weren’t born to Óðinn or Frigga, but rather grew from the tree. There were frequent trade voyages between the two realms, escorted by whole squadrons of strong warriors, to protect them. To seal their truce with Jötunheimr, Óðinn had a child with Laufey, Loki. Loki grew up with Laufey, but when they were older they went to live with Óðinn. Loki took their three children with them and had a fourth. Their fourth child is Sleipnir, Óðinn’s personal steed, who Loki mothered by the stallion Svadilfari. Aldrif represented everything just and right, nobility, chivalry, and the like, and was next in line for the throne of Vanaheimr. Þórr was to be the next king of Ásgarðr and had dominion over thunder, lightning, storms, and everything related. Týr was the most valorous of the children, and he became known as one of the greatest warriors ever, and when the need arose, he would lead the Asgardian armies. Höðr and Baldr had dominion over darkness and winter, and light and summer respectively.

##### Helheim and Valhöll

Óðinn gave Hela dominion over the passing of the dead, as each of his chosen had dominion over something. Hela became overzealous, she thought her dominion over the dead gave her more right to the throne than her father, or the current heir, Thor, her uncle. Óðinn didn’t stand for her insolence and banished her to Helheim, a new realm that had formed between Múspellsheimr and Niflheimr, which he made the home for the dishonorable dead. But this was after Hela secretly got pregnant, by her brother Fenrir. Before Hela got sent off, in retaliation she managed to kill Freya and Freyr. Óðinn didn’t want two of his chosen to end up in any of the hellscapes, so he made yet another new realm. Valhöll, the realm of the honorable dead, which the two ruled over. A section of Valhöll in modern times became a hotel of sorts, where the mortal children of the gods live after they die, as well as any noble fallen warriors that Óðinn and Freyadeem worthy. While in Helheim, Hela gave birth to her son by Fenrir, named Garmr, who became somewhat of a guard dog. As punishment for impregnating his sister, Fenrir was bound to a tree with the magical rope Gleipnir. Before they could tie him up, he ate Týr’s hand, while the latter was binding Fenrir down.

##### Bifrost

After all this, peace finally returned to Ásgarðr, and there was a truce forged between Ásgarðr, Vanaheimr, and Jötunheimr. Now that all the realms were prospering, Óðinn wanted to find a way back to Earth, without having to risk falling off Yggdrasill or being eaten by Níðhöggr. He tasked one of his wisest men, Heimdallr, to find a way to do so. Heimdallr was the Æsir of vigilance, wisdom, patience, observance, and similar concepts. Heimdal gathered some of the strongest sorcerers across the realms, including Loki, and they made the Bifrost, also called the rainbow bridge, which connected Ásgarðr and Vanaheimr, to Miðgarðr. This way everyone was able to go down to Earth, although Óðinn and Frigga never dared to go themselves. Many Æsir, Vanir, and even Jötnar have spent time on Earth and had children with Humans and other mortals, these children were known as Einherjar, and almost always went to Valhöll after they died, or in some cases were even born there. The Bifrost was linked to the Scandinavian area of Earth, which is where the Æsir and Vanir came to be revered as Gods, as it was there that they often visited.

#### Heir of Lucifer

Lucifer and Lilith had a child together in the year 3745 BC. There were some complications during childbirth, which made Lilith unable to bear a second child. Their daughter is named Stella Lux, and by all accounts, is the fourth mortal soul ever born, and thus the second oldest one still alive, after her mother Lilith. Stella grew up in Hell with her parents, her childhood was actually not that bad. At some point, she went to Earth to see what the fuss was all about and pretty much did whatever she wanted. She went alone as her parents weren’t able to go to Earth. She always made sure she didn’t draw too much attention to herself; be it from the Angels, her siblings, also known as the Blood Brothers, or mortals. Stella was a Nephilim by Lucifer, a Human by Lilith, and Cambion by Satan’s blood. Stella’s birth and life, in time, were also the reason Lucifer became the man, or Angel, he is today. No longer about revenge and wrath, but about redemption, freedom, and love.

#### The Fates

Now that the Earth was filled with life, Ananke and Chronos found it necessary to control it. They made three new entities that had dominion over Birth, Life, and Death. They are known under several monikers, the Three Fates, the Weavers of Destiny, and their true name, the Moirae. Their names are Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos. At an unknown point in time, Clotho was persuaded by a mortal to allow free will and broke the Loom of Fate, the Moirae’s divine instrument. Without it, they no longer controlled life, and free will was born. Clotho has been on the run, or in hiding, ever since.

#### Rise of the Olympians

The great Titans have been the main pantheon on Earth for a long time, and have been revered widely. But that time was soon to end. Most, if not all, of the Titans, had children, some were Nymphs, some were more Titans, and some were whole different entities. But the most notable were the children of Chronus and Rhea, who were called Olympians, as they came to live on Mount Olympus.

#### Annwn, Realm of the Fair Folk

Arawn saw the Humans, and their rather fun way of reproduction, and made himself a Queen, Amara. Besides Amara, he made many more children, among whom, in no particular order, Arawn II, Crom Dubh, Gwyn, Hafgan, and the Riders of Mannan. Most of his children were either Seelie or Unseelie, representing his two-faced nature. Not too long after the Faerie started to spread Arawn made a realm for them to live in, Annwn, a place beyond the Humans’ reach, as he could not stand Humankind.

#### The Courts of Annwn

Their people found the Queen rather cruel, but also just, unlike Arawn, who was just plain cruel. They started a rebellion against their King and chained him up in iron chains. Amara now ruled the new Seelie Court of Annwn. Not everyone agreed with Amara and her supporters, however, and stayed loyal to Arawn’s most loyal son, Arawn II, who became the new King of the Unseelie Court. The younger Arawn took after his father quite a lot, including his affections and desires towards Amara, and he also even scared his own face to look more like his father. Arawn was imprisoned somewhere Arawn II could never free him, and in the present day, only Amara remembers where. Over time, the Faeries sprouted several new species, including but not limited to Piskies, Goliaths, and Leprechauns. Together they were often called the Fae Folk, or Fair Folk.

#### Gwyn and the Wild Hunt

Not all Faeries took a side during the conflicts. Gwyn along with some others stayed neutral and formed the Wild Hunt, a band of hunters who ride the night sky in pursuit of an eternal hunt and gather the dead of war. Gwyn made a pact with Hades and Hela. Gwyn and his followers were imbued with strange powers and were henceforth called the Wild Hunt. The Wild Hunt consisted of almost solely Faeries for the longest time, until eventually some other, new species joined, including Phantom Hounds and Dullahan, some of which were former Faerie, some were former Humans.

###### Hafgan, the Phantom Hound

The Wild Hunt, mainly Gwyn, also had the ability to change living people into what are called Spectral Hounds, who gain super strength and hellfire manipulation, as well as a shapeshifting ability. As part of the deal with Hades and Hela, Gwyn had to imbue Cerberus and Garmr with their power, making them literal Phantom Hounds. The first “normal” Phantom Hound was the Faerie Hafgan, a brother and loyal friend of Gwyn.

###### Crom Dubh, the Dullahan

Gwyn liked finding new ways to empower his hunters. Having created the Hunters like himself and Phantom Hounds, he now made a new thing, Dullahan. As has become a sort of tradition, he first accomplished this with another one of his brothers and loyal friends, Crom Dubh. Crom Dubh’s head was cut off, but the transformation to what he had become saved him from death, for now only when his head died, would he die. His decapitated body was nearly immortal. Like the Phantom Hounds, Dullahans have powers relating to hellfire. They can generate it from their hands, and even bless their own steeds, who leave a fiery trail as they gallop through the night. Their most prominent weakness is the sun, for it burns their insides. The Dullahans were also known as Headless Horsemen.

#### The Riders of Mannan

A group of Arawn’s most loyal children, soon to be known as the Riders of Mannan, banded together and formed what can be best described as a powerful, vicious, and ferocious pack. They were fiercely loyal to Arawn and Arawn II, and thus opposed Amara, and often acted to be somewhat of a group of searchers or assassins for the King, and they often tried to discredit the Wild Hunt’s somewhat noble efforts, out of spite to their siblings’ neutral stance in the First Faerie War. The Riders of Mannan are Karn, Etarlam, Eochaid, Delan, Airmed, Fal, and Ethna. Over time the Riders figured out a way to make minions of sorts, Ghost Riders. Most often they were Humans who they took and turned into these ghastly and almost mindless things. Ghost Riders were able to take people from Earth, and send them to a little pocket dimension called the Phantom Station. The Riders of Mannan, as well as other Ghost Riders, gained the power to turn captured Humans into new Ghost Riders, always bolstering their ranks. The Ghost Riders also somehow gained the weird ability to fully control the Phantom Hounds, without faltering.

#### Lucifer’s Third Wave

Humans had started growing in numbers. So Lucifer came up with a new plan to destroy God’s creations. Around 3500 BC, Lucifer sent Kami, the First Kitsune, and Razael, the First Shapeshifter, to Earth. They were to accompany Damian and cause chaos on Earth. Damian previously birthed 7 children, the Seven Sins, whom he brought with him, and they started corrupting Humankind. In the meantime, Razael started turning innocent Humans into the first Vampires. His special blood infected Human bodies if they drank it, often by force, and after they died they would become Vampires. These Vampires were never as strong as Shapeshifters, and burn in the sunlight.

##### The Seven Sins, and Seven Virtues

Many have heard of the Seven Deadly Sins, Envy, Gluttony, Greed, Lust, Pride, Sloth, and Wrath, but as we know there is actually an eighth Sin, Damian, who represents sin itself. The Angel Raphael had observed Damian’s seven children corrupting the feeble minds of Humans. In an attempt to help Humans be better, he created the Seven Virtues, the exact opposites of Damian’s spawn, Kindness, Temperance, Charity, Chastity, Humility, Diligence, and Forgiveness. These seven tried to steer Humans to be virtuous, and just.

##### Kami

Kami was created with one very specific purpose, to best Malachai in battle. Whereas a Mage can manipulate everything around them and control the elements, a Kitsune like Kami can generate those same elements, and manipulate that which they created. The important part here is that a Kitsune can only manipulate what it has generated and that a Mage is unable to manipulate the generated elements of a Kitsune, for it’s not natural. Furthermore, Kitsunes were immune to their own element to a higher degree than Mages, giving them a serious advantage in one on one matchups of the same element.

##### Razael

By the time of the thirty-first century BC, Razael had begun to feel lonely. After all, he was the only of his kind. Malachai went out in search of Razael, trying to convince him to enjoy Earth, instead of trying to destroy it. Razael expressed his feelings of solitude, so Malachai offered to make him a wife, one like him. He used the same techniques God used to create Eve from Adam. He wasn’t gonna make the same mistake as God did when he created Lilith, so Malachai gave her two choices. Either become a Shapeshifter, be Razael’s wife, and rule beside him, or stay Human, and be sent to Eden. She chose Razael and power over a life of servitude. Razael was happy with his wife, Ambrosia.

#### The Shapeshifter Race

Razael and Ambrosia were able to have biological children, which were also Shapeshifters. Shapeshifters were much like Vampires, but way stronger and more advanced. For example, where Vampires can shapeshift into any animal whose blood they drink, Shapeshifters can do the same with Humans and also get their memories. Shapeshifters are mostly unbothered by the sunlight, except for when it falls directly in their eyes, as it makes their brains explode.

### Post-Eden

#### Malachai’s Children

Malachai saw the new creations of God, Humans, and quite enjoyed them. He reformed himself to look more like a Human. Using his powerful magical abilities, Malachai was able to single-handedly create more like him, albeit weaker. Around 3000 BC he created Merlin, Morgana, Nimueh, and Vivian, the first four of many children, and definitely the most powerful. His four children accompanied him across the world, wherever he went. They also made some powerful magical weapons and artifacts, which they used themselves, or occasionally loaned out to others. Sadly, after some centuries Morgana turned against Malachai and became known as the Dark Warlock. Each of Malachai’s children had inherent control over one of the four main elements. Merlin had fire, Morgana had air, Nimueh had earth, and Vivian had water.

#### The Tails of a Fox

After that Malachai created his children, Kami pulled off something similar. He found out that from the hairs of his own tails, he could create more Kitsunes like him. But he could only give them the abilities of one element. So he created small groups of Kitsunes of each element to fight against Malachai and his children. Besides these four elements, he also created the Celestial Kitsunes, which had some very unique abilities, unlike any other Kitsune. All five of these Kitsune later became known as light Kitsunes. This distinction came from them being quite docile and benevolent in comparison to later types. Older Kitsunes have the ability to leave their mortal body in the form of a fox spirit, as a fox spirit they can possess other people. The light Kitsunes are called Zenku when doing this, and normally never take control of their host, but instead offer guidance and strength. When asked to leave they will always obey, for that is how Kami made them.

#### Lantimor, the Dark Tower of Hy-Brasil

Galath had been observing the shifting of allegiances of his siblings and their father Lucifer. He decided to take a neutral stance between his brothers, and not interfere. He secluded himself, and the other Deathless in their castle, Lantimor, more commonly known as “The Tower”. The tower was located on a moving island, off the coast of what came to be known as England. The island was called Hy-Brasil. Galath went on to make a new Deathless, Dragoor, who he embedded with the Infinity Horn. Dragoor was to serve as the ultimate guardian of their home.

#### Rise and Fall of the God-King Raidriar

Raidriar did not agree with this and rallied the others against Galath, even brainwashing Ausar to do so as well. All the Deathless except for Oslim joined Raidriar, and they locked Galath in the Tower. Galath made a new Deathless, Isaline, wielder of the Infinity Edge, who was made to be a tracker. Galath sent Oslim and Isaline out to find Malachai, to ask him for assistance in getting Ausar back, and neutralizing Raidriar. Malachai gave Oslim a collection of magical rings, which gave him several interesting abilities, making him akin to a magic user. The two of them continued to free Ausar from Raidriar’s control and together fought Raidriar, and brought him and the others down. Raidriar, Therin, and Lelindre were locked up inside the Tower, and so was Ausar, as Galath found him to be too big of a risk.

#### New Scouts of the Worker

Galath made two new Deathless and sent them out into the world without memory. Every so often when they would die, Galath would extract their memories with the help of Oslim’s magic, and send them back. These two were Veanx, and Elinith, wielders of the Infinity Scythe, and Infinity Javelin respectively.

#### The Tower of Babel

The Tower of Babel, one of Humankind’s first wonders of the world, a tale now only believed to be a story and nothing more, forgotten and gone. The tower was constructed by mere Humans under guidance from some of their Deities and towered over everything around it. Hills and even low mountains would be in its shadow. No tree would ever pass above this magnificent construct. Within the tower was space for a whole community to live their lives. It was not dissimilar to modern communities that are enclosed in a single building. There were schools, libraries, stables, bathhouses, you name it. The Babels were known to be oddly well educated for their time, with individuals often speaking more than a few languages fluently, to the point that any visitor would be welcomed by people speaking in their native tongue. Though what happened to something so majestic and big for it to have been lost? Well, they hid, of course. Supplemented by divine Magic granted to the Babels after prayers and sacrifices, the entire tower twirled upside down, deep into the ground. Though the tower is nothing remotely close to upright, those who walk its halls would not notice. The civilization of the Babels was closed off and expanded into their forgotten tower, which could house many times more than its original occupancy, counting to tens of thousands, if not more. They had crops and livestock, underground water deposits, and anything else they’d need to survive, and that they did, even until the modern day.

#### Shamanism

Malachai noticed his four children having a hard time against this new army of Kitsunes. For he himself was quite busy at the time with other affairs, he decided to create the first type of real magic, designed for his children, Shamanism. He created four types of Shamans, much like the four types of Mages, and assigned one of these types to each of his children. Merlin became a Thermal Shaman, Morgana a Storm Shaman, Nimueh a Mineral Shaman, and Vivian a Wave Shaman. This magic gave them much greater strength and an edge in the war.

#### A Fox on a Walk

Kami was getting quite done with the, in his eyes, pointless war between him and Malachai and was planning to retreat to get some peace. But before he left he unintentionally created some new types of Kitsunes out of frustration, these four new types were especially effective against the four types of Shamans, in order to counteract the new powers of Malachai’s children. These four types are Forest, Lightning, Metal, and Sound. Besides these four he also accidentally created Void Kitsunes, who had weirdly unique abilities. These five new types are considered dark Kitsunes, for when they possess a host they attempt and often succeed to take full control of their host, at which point they are known as a Nogitsune. As these five types were partially formed from Kami’s frustration, they are much more hostile, volatile, and malicious. After this was done, Kami along with a large portion of his light Kitsunes went on a quest to find a piece of land where war wasn’t an issue. After a while, they all settled in Japan, where Kami accidentally became the basis of a new religion, now known by many names in the religion of Shinto.

#### Lycaon, the First True Werewolf

Somewhere before the tenth century BC, Lycaon rebelled against the Olympians. To test Zeus’ omniscience, he invited him to dinner and served him his own son's roasted flesh. Zeus was furious. He resurrected Lycaon’s son and cursed the both of them, and all others present, to forever be stuck in the body of a wolf. This group of people, now turned into wolves, roamed around in the forests around Arcadia until they met a certain Mage, Nimueh. She took pity on them and gave them the ability to turn back into Humans whenever they like, however, their true form remained a hybrid beast, both Human and wolf. These were the first type of Werewolves, specifically True Werewolves. True Werewolves had three shapes, a Human, a wolf, and a bestial hybrid form. It is unknown what effect the moon had on the original True Werewolves.

##### Werewolves

Lycaon’s descendants did not have the natural ability to turn into full wolves, only the hybrid form, these were regular Werewolves. The full moon made them susceptible to their emotions, which in turn made them more likely to turn, but the moon didn’t force them to turn. Normal Werewolves have the possibility of becoming True Werewolves.

##### Other Were Creatures

The curse that was used to make the Werewolves got hijacked by some Faerie fanatics. The Faeries wanted to steal the ability to turn into animals, as Werewolves do, but not just wolves. This caused the curse to become unstable. It now sometimes happens that people turn into other creatures than Werewolves when bitten by one. Some of the other known transformations are Arachne, Berserker, Bultungin, Centaur, Chang, Faun, Garuda, Girtablilu, Gorgon, Harpy, Kanima, Kumiho, Löwenmensch, Mermaid, Minotaur, Nāga, Nagual, Nunda, Neko, Raijū, Sasquatch, Satyr, and Selkie. These are all fairly uncommon. The Faeries that hijacked the curse became these creatures and started their own tribes in Annwn and elsewhere. Unlike the Faerie variation of these creatures, the Werewolf variation was not hereditary. A Human Nagual’s child would turn into a Werewolf, while a Faerie Nagual’s child would possibly be a Nagual as well. Certain types of “Faerie” shapeshifters have been widely employed by deities, like the Olympians, for example.

#### Camp Half-Blood

Sometime in the sixteenth century BC, Apollo brought six Demigods to Chiron, who was expected to train them. The camp in which they were trained came to be known as Camp Half-Blood. The camp was first started in ancient Greece, but it moved several times. Currently, it’s located on Long Island, New York. The Camp is home to dozens of Demigods, and more than one Satyr. As a punishment, Dionysus was sent down to Earth to be the director of the Camp. Chiron stayed to assist him.

#### Camp Desolace

Sometime before the 10th century a group of Rus Vikings, sometimes also known as Varangians, established a training camp of sorts on a mountainous island off the coast of Northern Rus territory, completely isolated in the Arctic circle. The camp was constructed under the guidance of Svarog and Perun, who were “undercover” as famed heroes. Camp Desolace, as it was called, was intended to be an insanely tough training ground for heroes and legends-to-be, and more specifically, for the Half-blood children of the Slavic Deities. It became a safe place to live for both the Slavic Deities, known as Bog (Бог), and their offspring, also called Bogatyrs (богатырь). Bogatyrs trained day and night to become the strongest of warriors, able to endure the freezing cold. Bogatyrs don’t train in their powers as much as they just train to be perfect warriors, as they are “meant” to be the, sometimes secret, protectors and bodyguards of each other, VIPs, or the Bogs themselves.

#### The Travelers

Somewhere around the tenth century BC, Morgana, one of the very few evil Mages, imbued a bunch of Humans with magic. She called them Travelers. These Travelers had similar powers to the later-created Witches, and their fates were going to be intertwined. Morgana created the Travelers to have a predisposition for turning evil, or at least committing evil acts, regardless of intent. This can be seen in history, for some of the cruelest magic users are in fact, Travelers.

#### Magic for Humans

Not long after Morgana made her evil intended Travelers, Merlin and Nimueh started introducing more Humans to small bits of magic. They did this to give them a manner to protect themselves, and other Humans. At this time they started by teaching Humans Witchcraft and Shamanism. Over the years, several Witch Covens formed across England, and in time many more Covens formed around the whole world. Shamanism slowly died out due to a series of events regarding the Witch Inadu and the Originals.

#### The Sirens

Around the eighth century BC, a young girl got stranded on a remote uninhabited island. There she met another girl, who was in the same precarious situation. The older girl, who had been there for an unknown amount of time, took care of the new girl. She always had food for her, shelter, and in general, cared for her. After about a year, the young girl found out the older girl had been feeding her Human flesh all this time. The older girl, Seline, had the ability to lure sailors into a deadly trap, with her beautiful voice, which was granted to her by a man named Arcadius, an exceptionally powerful Traveler. Seline offered the young Sybil the same abilities, in turn for staying loyal to each other. At first, she refused, but she was starving, so in the end, she gave in. The two of them became known as the Sirens, a tale most feared by even the fiercest pirates.

#### The Immortals

In a little town in the first century BC, two young Travelers were deeply in love. The guy, Silas, wanted to spend eternity with the girl, Amara. He knew a girl, by the name of Qetsiyah, who was known as one of their most powerful Travelers to date. He seduced Qetsiyah to make him an immortality potion that they could take together. But as planned, Silas betrayed her, gave the potion to Amara, and took the other himself. Qetsiyah was furious. As revenge, she created a mystical realm, where all the supernatural people would be taken when they died, and bound it to Amara’s lifeforce. She entombed Amara and told Silas that she was dead, and gave him the cure to immortality. If Silas were to take it, Qetsiyah would see him on the Other Side when she died of old age, but alas he never did. Silas got entombed by his own people together with the cure, because they felt threatened and betrayed by his immortality, hoping he would take it to finally find peace, but still, he never took the cure. Afterward, Witches and Shamans gathered forces and together cursed the Travelers. The curse made it so that natural disasters would occur whenever a group of Travelers gathered, which also weakened their overall power.

#### A Cure for Immortality

The Cure that Qetsiyah made wasn’t the only true cure for immortality. On the spot where Qetsiyah killed herself, a rose bush sprouted. This particular bush would cure any Vampiric being of their immortality if they would be pricked by it. The bush has grown quite large and has remained hidden for almost three thousand years. Certain secret organizations have possession of a small sprout of this bush.

#### God, the One and Only God

God had gone slightly paranoid after Lucifer’s rebellion, Goddess’s betrayal, and the incidents in Eden, and decided to kind off take over the earth, and be the one and only true God. He managed to lock up El and banish all his remaining children to Hell, where the “Princes of Hell” ended up killing almost all the other Elohim. He bound the Olympians to Mount Olympus and made it so that when anyone left the mountain, they’d lose most of their godly powers, and then made Mount Olympus inaccessible to mortals by throwing it into another dimension. He took away the Ennead’s corporal form, having them only exist as incorporeal entities in the Duat so that they couldn’t interact with mortals without possessing someone. God left the Æsir and Vanir mostly alone, thinking they wouldn’t pose an issue to him, as people already started to forget about them anyway. And he did similar things to get rid of other Deities from the remaining pantheons.

#### The Other World

Partially in response to God’s choices and deeds, Malachai decided to make a place for himself to live, Avalon (see below), but he also made a realm for Humans to peacefully live in. There had already been war after war on Earth. Starting with Malachai and Damian, God’s happenings, and Morgana and her Travelers, there was a lot. So Malachai created a world of peace, the Other World. He gave the Human inhabitants Magic, a new type, not unlike the Mage’s own Magic. He made some powerful elemental entities who were to help build this new realm. No one had access to it, not even Malachai’s own children at first. It was just a beautiful and peaceful land. Of course, the peace didn’t last forever but it was better than on Earth, so Malachai wasn’t too disappointed with it.

### Age of the Great Alliance

#### Avalon, the Realm of the Mages

Malachai had created Avalon, a mystical realm beyond Human reach, much like Annwn. The realm was a place of immortal beauty. The gates to Avalon are located in a lake. The lake of Avalon is a perfectly still lake, on one side is a beach, and on the opposite side, there is a river flowing away between two cliffs. The lake is always guarded by Vivian, also known as the Lady of the Lake, who sleeps in it. In the realm of Avalon are tall mountains, and great forests.

#### Caisleán na hÓige, Castle of Youth

The capital of Avalon, and Malachai’s personal castle, is Caisleán na hÓige, which during the night, he can make appear floating in the sky in the Human world.

##### The Dragon Spring

A collective of Mages including Merlin and Malira designed and created a new species of Dragons called Elemental Dragons. Elemental Dragons come in different elements: Air, Earth, Fire, Plant, and Water, as well as Simple, which are just element-less. Along with these Elemental Dragons, they made the Dragon Spring. Elemental Dragons would normally stay fairly small, not much bigger than large dog breeds, but if an Elemental Dragon drank from the Dragon Spring they’d start to grow much much bigger, and they’d gain varying levels of sentience as well as improved abilities. The Sect of the Dragon, a group of mostly Druids led by Malira, is dedicated to protecting the Dragon Spring.

#### Ealdor, the Enchanted Forest

The magic of Avalon sometimes seeped out a bit from the Lake of Avalon and created the Enchanted Forest around it, also known as Ascetir Forest by the “locals”. Within it a new kingdom came to life, the kingdom of Ealdor, ruled by Mordred. Mordred became the first Human Druid, taught by Nimueh, and became one of the most powerful and well-known Druids of all time. Mordred proceeded to train under Merlin for many years, becoming a skilled Witch and soothsayer as well, and he also became Merlin’s lover. At one point Merlin made two prophecies. In one he saw a great King of Camelot, who would repair the broken kingdom, wielding a sword his sister, Vivian, had made. In the other prophecy, he saw Mordred be the undoing of that very same king.

#### Camelot and Arthur, the Once and Future King

A young Arthur and his friends set out on a quest to find a magical sword of which they had heard rumors, Excalibur, which would help him restore glory to Camelot, the fallen kingdom in which they lived. They found the sword, embedded in a stone in the middle of the Lake of Avalon. Vivian, the Lady of the Lake, spoke to Arthur and introduced him to Merlin, who continued to keep an eye on him, for he recognized him from his visions. Arthur and his companions went back to Camelot, and they restored the Kingdom. Arthur formed a sacred order, the Knights of the Round Table. Members included himself, his Queen, Guinevere, Guinevere’s brother Sir Elyan, Sir Lancelot, Sir Percival, Sir Gawain, and Sir Gair. The table had an honorable spot for Merlin as well.

#### Nosgoth, and the Vampire King

By the time of the fifth century, Razael, Ambrosia, and their children had already made their own castle, Nosgoth, located in the English Midlands. They lived there, in peace with Shapeshifters, Vampires, and Humans alike. Nosgoth was located close to Camelot, and by the time King Arthur rose to power, he and Razael had a mutually beneficial alliance, in which Malachai also took part. In honor of said alliance, Malachai sent Merlin, one of his most powerful Mages, to serve and help Arthur and Camelot. Merlin continued to keep a close eye on both Arthur and Mordred, knowing what might come to be.

#### Merlin’s Library

Merlin’s library is oddly located seeing he’s the first Fire Mage, as the library is located in Vortex Valley, Morgana’s old home. This is simply because Merlin actually took possession of the library following Morgana’s banishment from Avalon. Once settled in he magically connected the library to doors in all the major castles of the Great Alliance.

#### Fall of the Great Alliance

As far as Humanity knows, Camelot, Nosgoth, and Ealdor all crumbled to dust at the mercy of time, but Avalon remained. In reality, Merlin had prophesied that Arthur was needed once more in the distant future, which is why Malachai, Merlin, Nimueh, and Vivian teleported Camelot, Nosgoth, and Ealdor into the realm of Avalon. Merlin remembered the prophecy about Arthur and Mordred as he witnessed how Mordred put Arthur in a deep magical sleep, ready to awake when needed once more, fulfilling two prophecies. In the meantime, Razael lies desiccated beside his wife, who was in a cursed slumber. Mordred and all the Mages are still awake and well in Avalon. One of the other reasons they moved the three castles was so that the doors to the Library could easily be safeguarded. After this day, Druidism was all but extinct, for they all were either dead or stuck in Avalon.

### ?

#### Inadu and the Creation of the Lycanthropes

In the early sixth century, a powerful young Witch was born, called Inadu. In her teens, she started to grow too powerful, up to the point that the elder Shamans of her tribe started fearing her. It got so bad, that they actually went and killed her. However, she didn’t exactly die. She crawled away and started her revenge. She took inspiration from the tale of Lycaon. She got her hands on some Werewolf blood and made a new curse. This curse was bound by the full moon. All seven of the elders would turn into a wolf on each full moon, as would their children, and their children. They had no hybrid form and no control. The elders contacted a local powerful Witch Coven, who came and killed Inadu. However they couldn’t permanently kill her, so they put a spell on her separated remains. As long as they remain apart she cannot be resurrected. The elders and their descendants are known as Lycanthrope Werewolves.

#### The Night Children

In the late sixth century, the Vampire species all but went extinct. This was due to a disease that affected only Vampires. It turned them into something slightly different, still Vampiric, but different. They were dubbed the Night Children. The disease was created by Lilith, in a failed attempt to make slaves out of the Vampires. The Night Children had a worse craving for blood than their predecessors and had a new ability to kind of mind-control Humans, however, they lost all abilities to shapeshift in any way.

#### Vladimir Dracula, a New Vampire Species

Not too long after, still in the sixth century, Vladimir III Tepes Dracula stumbled upon one of the last living Vampires, a direct descendant of Razael, laying desiccated deep in a cave. The Vampire bit Dracula, which normally wouldn’t do anything, but this specific Vampire had a weird disease in him that turned Dracula into yet a new type of Vampire, a Dhampir.

#### Mórrígan and An Dagda

Sometime around the ninth century, a following of Faerie chose to leave Annwn and came to Earth, specifically Ireland, with the initial intent to find a peaceful place to live away from the Seelie and Unseelie conflicts. This group was led by their unanimously chosen queen, Mórrígan. Mórrígan's most loyal servant was known as An Dagda, which translates to “the Druid”. He led their prayers, healed their wounded, and spread their influence among the native Humans of the area. To the Humans, the Fae-folk were completely otherworldly, as to be expected. The Humans revered them and their magical abilities, even those Humans with similar abilities themselves, like Witches and Druids. Mórrígan loved her subjects, and the Humans with whom they shared their land, but not everyone loved her. A “rebel” group of Humans slew the queen where she slept. With her dying breath, Mórrígan pulled upon the very essence of Annwn itself and created a new place, called “Tech Duinn”, and promised all those loyal to her a safe place after death, where they would reunite with her. In years and centuries to come, not many still follow Mórrígan and her allies, but those who do end up in her eternal garden and woods in the magical Tech Duinn, a pocket dimension within Annwn.

#### Hogwarts, School for Witchcraft and Wizardry

Unlike most of his Mage family, or really just all of them, Merlin didn’t stay in Avalon. During the late ninth century, he started teaching the first Humans Wizardry. But teaching wasn’t enough. So he imbued several Humans with some magic. This is how the Wizard bloodlines were created. Among them were the famous Peverell family and the founders of Hogwarts. Merlin also helped to build Hogwarts, which was incorrectly named “School of Witchcraft and Wizardry”, as it only had Wizards.

#### The Originals

In the tenth century, a Witch named Ester suffered a tragic loss when her youngest son died in a Lycanthrope Werewolf attack. Ester had heard stories about the Immortals and wanted her children to be like them. She studied the Vampires, who were closest to the Immortals, and with their blood, and the Doppelgänger Tatia’s blood, she created a more powerful version of them, like a mix between Vampire, and Immortal. Her children were almost unkillable, they are known as the Originals. Much like Razael, the Humans they sired weren’t as strong as they themselves were. Those sired by the Originals are called Blood Vampires.

#### The Brotherhood of Five, and the Phoenix Hunter

In the year 1110, in response to the fast spread of the new breed of Vampires, a group of Knights Templar swore an oath. They were to hunt down Vampires and slay them without mercy. The five Knights sought out the help of a strong Witch, who made them stronger. They called themselves the Brotherhood of Five. Whenever one of them would die, a new member would be magically selected and empowered. The Brotherhood also had a more secret mission, to find Silas, and kill him with the cure. Not too long after they were formed, they realized they needed a stronger weapon. They pleaded for help from a group of Shamans, who granted all of their own power to one single person, Rayna Cruz, who became somewhat immortal, but only for nine lives. Her mission was to eradicate any form of Vampirism.

#### The Shadowhunters Chronicles

In the early twelfth century, the threat of “Demons” rose again, a united army of Damian’s spawn and the Princes of Hell. As a way of fighting them, the Angel Raziel came down to Earth and fed his blood to three Humans, which changed them, and made them something better. He then gave Jonathan Shadowhunter a magical cup that would turn water into his Angelic blood. This way Jonathan was able to make an army to fight the Demons. This new species was named Shadowhunters, in honor of Jonathan, his sister Abigail, and his best friend and brother, David. Raziel also gave David a sword called the Mortal Sword, and Abigail a mirror called the Mortal Mirror. After the threat was taken care of, the Shadowhunters created a stronghold in the mountains of Sweden, which they called Idris, and the area around it was called Alicante.

#### Unlocking the Multiverse

After Lucifer’s forces failed at the hands of mere Humans, Asmodeus and the other Princes of Hell had a little rebellion of their own against Lucifer. Using an ancient Magic they recently re-uncovered, they found a way to open the Multiverse, and they all went on to different worlds. Asmodeus went to Edom and even convinced the Lilith of Edom to leave her Lucifer, and become his bride, and together they went to rule Edom, while Azazel went to Duduael, and the other Princes went to their own worlds as well. The Princes of Hell went to on conquer a number of Worlds that were ripe for the taking, all different timelines than this one. Collectively they often referred to these as the “Worlds of Hell”, or “Hell Worlds”. Besides the Princes of Hell, only Azazel and Edom’s Lilith were given the secret technique to enter the Multiverse, though Lucifer overheard them, and was able to do it himself as well. He also then later ingrained this ability into Arawn, and by extension, some of the most powerful royalty among the Faerie was also able to do it.

#### The Moon Children

During the thirteenth century, Lilith played another one of her games on Earth. She cursed a small number of Lycanthropes, making them into even more vicious monsters, Moon Children. This is the second species Lilith made after the Night Children.

#### Banshees

Around the fourteenth century, a group of Witches in a small town in England decided they wanted a reliable warning system against Supernatural threats. They came up with quite an inventive way. They called upon Mórrígan and An Dagda, and with their blessing turned an unknown amount of Witches into Banshees. The Banshees had a special and unique connection to Tech Duinn, but unexpectedly also to the Phantom Station. These Banshees were able to sense and foresee death before it happened. This way they were able to warn their coven ahead of time. They gained several powers, amongst which their signature “Banshee Scream”, different ways of seeing the future (Clairaudience, Premonitions, Divination, Psychometry, Automatic Writing), a connection with other so-called “Harbingers of Death” like Spectral Hounds, hallucination induction, and an immunity to most things Supernatural. Predisposition to being a Banshee has nothing to do with Witchcraft in the modern day, and one can appear in a person without the other.

### Common Era

#### Abraham of Sleepy Hollow

The Wild Hunt travels from town to town, and in the year 1776, it passed through the town of Sleepy Hollow. Abraham von Brunt was the local sheriff of the town. The Wild Hunt came through, taking man and woman alike, removing them from memory. Somehow, the sheriff found out about the Wild Hunt and tried to resist them. Gwynn was not amused and personally came to take care of Abraham. He cut off Abraham’s head, and hurled it out into the world, forever cursing him until he reunited with his head. From that day on Abraham rode from town to town during the night, calling out the name of a mortal at each midnight, the name of the soul he would take that night. Abraham was like any other Dullahan, besides the curse placed upon him by Gwynn.

#### Wendigos

Wendigos originate from Humans that for an unknown reason kept eating Human flesh. After some time it started to change them. They became more and more hungry for flesh, their teeth started growing rapidly, gaining larger fangs than those of Vampires. These traits all became hereditary.

#### A Fifth Door

After many hundreds of years, Merlin had returned to where the castle of Camelot once stood and found a quaint, small, and quiet town in the valley. The locals called it Enchanted Vale, for they all felt something was weird about the area, but no one actually knew what. Merlin found the old ruins he once had called home, or rather what was left of them after he and his father and creator had transported Camelot into Avalon, and decided to stay. Merlin started a library in the town, nothing too special or out of the ordinary, and something every half-decent town should have. The less ordinary thing, however, was the magical door he made, only able to be opened by those of the Ancient Blood. Merlin connected this door to his personal library and study inside Avalon, better known as “Merlin’s Library”, and this was the Fifth Door.

#### Lux

After thousands of years stuck in Hell, Lucifer was finally able to go to Earth, as God allowed him. He settled himself in Los Angeles, the city of Angels. He enjoyed the little things in life, cars, booze, drugs, women, men, everything fun. He decided he wanted a new “throne” for himself on Earth and in 2011 he started a club, which he named Lux after his daughter. With him, on Earth, was one of the Lilim, Mazikeen. For a little while, Stella lived with him in Lux and was his employee. However, Stella didn’t like being in one place too long, so she moved on again. Before she left, Lucifer made her an offer to start a new branch of Lux, wherever she wanted. And so, they parted ways once more.

#### Revamping Camp Half-Blood

This bit of lore directly contradicts events from Riordan’s books, everything else from the books stays canon.
As part of Percy Jackson’s reward for saving the Olympians from Kronos and Luke Castellan, Percy ordered the construction of numerous new cabins in Camp Half-Blood. This included a number of cabins for minor deities, which were located at the bottom of the reversed U. Eight new cabins, which were arranged in a similar fashion to the existing ones, in a newly constructed location underground, under where the normal cabins are. These cabins were dedicated to Hades, Persephone, Thanatos, Hecate, Hypnos, Melinoe, Charon and the five rivers (Acheron, Cocytus, Lethe, Phlegethon, and Styx), and Makaria, and were accompanied by some cabins for minor deities in the same fashion as the original cabins. Percy also ordered the construction of four cabins on top of the lake, with cabins dedicated to Poseidon, Amphitrite, Triton, and Iris. This meant the old Poseidon cabin became vacant, with Hebe’s children moving in there.

#### Lux 2.0

So Stella left Lux and LA behind. She kept traveling the world until she stumbled into Enchanted Vale. A pretty quiet little town, although she soon found it to be much more than the naked eye could see. She found Chris, a young Cambion, one of her own kind. She kept a close eye on him, call it curiosity. She hadn’t met many Cambions, as they are pretty scarce. She decided to settle in the town, at least for a while. The town had a powerful nexus of magical energies, which she found to be very invigorating. She took her dad up on his offer and started Lux 2.0. A club that’s way too chic for such a little town.

## INDEX

* Old Ones
	+ In the Void
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ The Seed of Yggdrasill
	+ The Fates
* Greek Mythology
	+ In the Void
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ The Titans of Earth
	+ Rise of the Olympians
	+ Gwynn and the Wild Hunt
	+ Hafgan, the Phantom Hound
	+ Lycaon, the First True Werewolf
	+ Camp Half-Blood
	+ God, the One and Only God
	+ Revamping Camp Half-Blood
* God and the Angels (Besides subjects solely about Lucifer)
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ God's Angels, and the Rebellion
	+ El and the Elohim of Canaan
	+ Lucifer’s First Wave
	+ Eden
	+ The Seed of Yggdrasill
	+ Múspellsheimr and Niflheimr
	+ Jötunheimr and Miðgarðr
	+ The Seven Sins, and Seven Virtues
	+ God, the One and Only God
	+ The Shadowhunters Chronicles
	+ Lux
* Canaanite Mythology
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ El and the Elohim of Canaan
	+ Heir of Lucifer
	+ God, the One and Only God
	+ The Shadowhunters Chronicles
	+ Unlocking the Multiverse
	+ Lux
	+ Lux 2.0
* Mesopotamian Mythology (Babylon and Sumer)
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ The Tower of Babel
* Slavic Mythology
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Camp Desolace
* Hinduism
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ Ishvara and the Trimurti
	+ God, the One and Only God
* Egyptian Mythology
	+ Creation of the First Gods
	+ Birth of the Earth
	+ Amun and the Ennead
	+ God, the One and Only God
* Lucifer, Lilith, and Stella
	+ God's Angels, and the Rebellion
	+ Lucifer’s First Wave
	+ Lucifer’s Second Wave
	+ Arawn
	+ Eden
	+ Heir of Lucifer
	+ Lucifer’s Third Wave
	+ The Shadowhunter Chronicles
	+ Unlocking the Multiverse
	+ The Night Children
	+ The Moon Children
	+ Lux
	+ Lux 2.0
* Norse Mythology
	+ Eden
	+ The Seed of Yggdrasill
	+ Múspellsheimr and Niflheimr
	+ Jötunheimr and Miðgarðr
	+ Ásgarðr and Vanaheimr
	+ Nidavellir
	+ Helheim and Valhöll
	+ Álfheimr and Svartálfar
	+ Bifrost
	+ Gwynn and the Wild Hunt
	+ Hafgan, the Phantom Hound
	+ God, the One and Only God
* Damian and the Sins
	+ Lucifer’s First Wave
	+ Lucifer’s Third Wave
	+ The Seven Sins, and Seven Virtues
	+ The Shadowhunters Chronicles
* Malachai and the Mages
	+ Lucifer’s First Wave
	+ Razael
	+ Malachai’s Children
	+ Rise and Fall of the God-King Raidriar
	+ Shamanism
	+ Lycaon, the First True Werewolf
	+ The Travelers
	+ Magic for Humans
	+ The Other World
	+ Avalon, the Realm of the Mages
	+ Caisleán na hÓige, Castle of Youth
	+ The Dragon Spring
	+ Ealdor, the Enchanted Forest
	+ Camelot and Arthur, the Once and Future King
	+ Nosgoth, and the Vampire King
	+ Merlin’s Library
	+ Fall of the Great Alliance
	+ Hogwarts, School for Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ A Fifth Door
* Arawn, Faeries, and the Wild Hunts
	+ Lucifer’s Second Wave
	+ Arawn
	+ Annwn, Realm of the Fair Folk
	+ The Courts of Annwn
	+ Gwynn and the Wild Hunt
	+ Hafgan, the Phantom Hound
	+ Crom Dubh, the Dullahan
	+ The Riders of Mannan
	+ Mórrígan and An Dagda
	+ Banshees
	+ Abraham of Sleepy Hollow
* Galath and the Deathless
	+ Lucifer’s Second Wave
	+ Galath
	+ The Infinity Weapons and More Deathless
	+ Lantimor, the Dark Tower of Hy-Brasil
	+ Rise and Fall of the God-King Raidriar
	+ New Scouts of the Worker
* Kami and the Kitsune
	+ Lucifer’s Third Wave
	+ Kami
	+ The Tails of a Fox
	+ A Fox on a Walk
* Razael, the Shapeshifters, and Vampires
	+ Lucifer’s Third Wave
	+ Razael
	+ The Shapeshifter Race
	+ A Cure for Immortality
	+ Nosgoth, and the Vampire King
	+ Fall of the Great Alliance
	+ The Night Children
	+ Vladimir Dracula, a New Vampire Species
	+ The Originals
	+ The Brotherhood of Five, and the Phoenix Hunter
* Eden and Humans
	+ Eden
	+ Lucifer’s Third Wave
	+ The Travelers
	+ Magic for Humans
	+ The Other World
	+ Ealdor, the Enchanted Forest
	+ Camelot and Arthur, the Once and Future King
	+ Nosgoth, and the Vampire King
	+ Fall of the Great Alliance
	+ The Brotherhood of Five, and the Phoenix Hunter
	+ Wendigos
* Magic
	+ The Travelers
	+ Magic for Humans
	+ The Sirens
	+ The Immortals
	+ A Cure for Immortality
	+ The Other World
	+ Ealdor, the Enchanted Forest
	+ Inadu and the Creation of the Lycanthropes
	+ Hogwarts, School for Witchcraft and Wizardry
	+ The Originals
	+ The Brotherhood of Five, and the Phoenix Hunter
	+ Banshees
	+ Creation of Narnia
* Werewolves
	+ Lycaon, the First True Werewolf
	+ Werewolves
	+ Other Were Creatures
	+ Inadu and the Creation of the Lycanthropes
	+ The Moon Children