Trai'oan

## Description

Trai'oan was a god who was part of the Fetethos religion before being slain by Viek. Trai'oan the all-seeing was a god who was worshiped highly as a major god. It could supposedly move stars from the planet and mold mountains into cities.

Trai'oan was part of the major pantheon, which is further explained in the Fetethos wikipage. Trai'oan was often seen as a sign of fortune and knowledge, sometimes even being depicted as omnipotent. They however would eventually be slain by Viek with the help of the Greater Serpent, as anyone would be incapable of killing a god in the major pantheon without the help of another god.

## Slaying of Trai'oan

The Twisted Madness, a powerful Cerki, would corrupt it and fill its soul with malice.

Trai'oan, hundreds of years ago, rose out the sea on the horizon of Astrana. Its shape blotted out the sun and cast a new night upon Astrana. Trai'oan, once thought to bring only fortune, was here for only total anhilation. Corrupted by the Twisted Madness it saw only darkness. In one swipe of its hand the sea supposedly split and shockwaves swept across Astrana's entirety.

The people, who's chorous of cheers at Trai'oan's arrival shortly turned to screams. Trai'oan encroached upon Astrana, each step shaking the land and sea around it. It, despite being corrupted, was filled with sadisim as well. It walked slowly and steadily, letting the people realize what was to come.

The people released Divine Machines into the split sea, which were all quickly dispatched of with a single strike, the power of which supposedly sent vibrations throughout the people of Astrana.

The Ritarists of Astrana fired off what spells they could, doing nothing but tiring themselves. Evacuations had begun, but due to the chaos caused by its arrival it was slowed to a halt. Eventually, despite everything they tried, Trai'oan arrived at Astrana.

Steel bolts from ballistas and arrows were shot at it and siege weaponary was also employed. The collosal stature of it offered no chance for anything to miss. Despite this, it only served to weaken it by a fraction of it's power. It reached its massive hand down into Astrana, scooping up citizens and tightening its grip until blood would pour out its fist.

It attacked and killed indiscriminately, sometimes swiping at large buildings causing them to collapse or simply crushing people with its head or vaporizing them at will. Gilded chains would erupt out the ground and impale the Ritarists, killing them instaneously. However, the elite Ritarists sent out a combined spell of great power.

An arcane barrier appeared, blocking the spell. More were cast rapidly at even greater power, causing more shields to be made. No matter what they tried, it seemed to always know what they were doing. It was all-seeing, after all. The Elite Ritarists were said to be slowly turned into stone by Trai'oan, but were kept alive. Stuck eternally in a stone prison.

It then reached into a crowd and plucked out a single individual, Viek, the current ruler of Astrana. Instead of fleeing like any normal royalty would've done they had stayed to help with evacuations. It brought Viek face-to-face with it, the bright golden light emenating from its face nearly blinded him.

It thought of Viek as no threat, for what could he do? It was all-seeing and he had no weapons, no spells or plan, merely a weak human who became ruler after the death of their father as a child. However, in its arrogance it had not thought of one thing. Viek tossed his spyglass at the golden light as one last act of resistance, something Trai'oan had never thought of.

A golden light emenated from the spyglass, becoming empowered by the Greater Serpent. It struck Trai'oan, a resounding boom being heard across the continent as Trai'oan collapsed into the ocean, dropping Viek. A multi-colored essence from Trai'oan was absorbed into Viek as he fell, the essence of Trai'oan and its godhood. Viek felt his physical form become torn asunder by the accumulation of the power within him, his soul becoming flayed.

He fell into the ocean, near death, he used this power for one thing only. If he were to die here he would not have an heir for the throne, like he had promised his deceased wife. So as his vision faded and water filled his lungs, a single infant formed from nothing. This infant was named Veneka.