Iton

In the ethereal expanse of the celestial realm, where the gods and goddesses of the Kingdom of the Sky resided, a pivotal moment unfolded—an epochal collaboration among three divine siblings that would shape the very fabric of the world of Omera. Iton, the god of time and corruption, stood alongside his two siblings, Jakke, the god of fire and flames, and Taura, the goddess of prophecies and the future. Together, they embarked on a grand endeavor to create a world of their own—a world that would come to be known as Omera.

Each of the siblings brought forth a piece of their own power realm to fashion the intricate tapestry of Omera. Jakke contributed the fiery heart of the world, infusing it with the essence of flames and the ever-burning passion of existence. Taura, with her gift of foresight and prophecy, wove the threads of destiny into the very fabric of the world, ensuring that Omera would be a realm where the future was never set in stone. Iton, the god of time and corruption, played a pivotal role in sculpting the foundations of Omera. Drawing upon his dominion over time, he crafted the framework of the world, orchestrating the ebb and flow of the temporal currents that would govern the fate of mortals and gods alike. Time, to Iton, was a canvas upon which the stories of Omera would be written.

With the world of Omera taking shape under their divine hands, Iton turned his attention to the creation of the very beings who would inhabit this new realm. With a blend of his powers over time and his innate creativity, he forged the first group of men and women, breathing life into them with a touch of his divine essence.

This settlement, born in the fertile grounds where the Victorian Empire now stands, would evolve into the second largest city within the Empire—Silvergulf. It was here that the early mortals began their journey, exploring the world with wide-eyed wonder. Iton watched over them with fascination and paternal care, knowing that their path was marked by moments of triumph, challenges, and an unquenchable thirst for knowledge.

Iton, the god of time and corruption, not only crafted the world of Omera and its first mortals but also left his mark on the celestial realm through his children—Omeus and Yaos. These two sons were born to different mortal women, each with their own unique destinies, and Iton, recognizing their potential, elevated them to godhood, gifting them power realms of their own.

Omeus, born of a mortal woman with a heart as wild as the storms that often swept through Omera, inherited the dominion over lightning and storms. His power realm became a reflection of the tempestuous nature of the heavens, where lightning split the skies and thunder roared. Omeus's influence would go on to shape the celestial weather, bringing both awe and trepidation to the gods and mortals alike.

On the other hand, Yaos was the offspring of a mortal woman who embodied the enigmatic depths of the underworld. Iton recognized within Yaos the potential to govern the realm of death and the afterlife. Bestowed with dominion over the souls of the departed, Yaos became the god who guided the departed to their final resting place. He was the guardian of the threshold between life and death, ensuring that the cycle of existence continued unabated.

Iton's choice to raise his mortal sons to godhood and grant them unique power realms was a testament to his belief in their potential and the enduring influence of time itself. Omeus and Yaos, gifted with divine responsibilities and power, would go on to play pivotal roles in shaping the fate of Omera and its inhabitants, leaving their own indelible marks on the ever-unfolding story of the celestial realm.