Jam

\*\*Overview\*\*

Jam is a central figure in the mythos of "Heirs of Heaven," a divine child and the progenitor of humanity in this rich and intricate narrative. His story is one of creation, love, loss, and the enduring legacy he leaves behind.

\*\*The Divine Plan Unfolds\*\*

With the defeat of the Dark Pantheon , Ahura orders the creation of a new species to inhabit and rule over the planet of Zam. This divine plan sets the stage for the emergence of humanity and the continuation of the mythos.

\*\*Early Existence\*\*

Jam's existence begins in the celestial realms, where he is conceived by the supreme god, Ahura, as a vessel for the creation of a new species. Born of divine essence, Jam's purpose is to become the first of a new race that will inhabit and rule over the planet of Zam.

\*\*Creation of Sundura\*\*

In the act of creation, Fravahrān, the pantheon of the yazatas led by Ahura, infuses their own divine light into Jam, endowing him with a soul from their own essence. This divine spark within Jam is the embodiment of goodness and purity, a beacon of hope for the world to come.

\*\*The First Human\*\*

Jam is not alone in his divine mission. Fravahrān also creates Sundura, the first female human, using the same process of infusing their divine light. Sundura is designed to be Jam's partner, and together, they are destined to procreate and give rise to the first generation of humans.

\*\*Parent of Humanity\*\*

While Jam is recognized as the father of all humans, it is essential to note that Sundura, although not the mother of all humans, plays an integral role in the propagation of the human race. Their union is a symbol of the divine partnership that shapes the destiny of their kind.

\*\*Children of Jam and Sundura\*\*

Jam and Sundura become parents, giving birth to two children: a son named Arad and a daughter named Xwāšduhar. These names carry significant meanings within their culture and language, symbolizing the succession and beauty of their offspring, respectively.

\*\*Family Dynamics\*\*

As a family, Jam, Sundura, Arad, and Xwāšduhar represent the first generation of humans. Their experiences, trials, and tribulations form the foundation of human existence in this mythos.

\*\*Tragedy Strikes\*\*

However, tragedy strikes this nascent human family when Sundura falls gravely ill and ultimately passes away. The loss of Sundura shatters Jam's world and plunges him into a deep depression and guilt.

\*\*Encounter with Bharzang\*\*

In his mourning and vulnerability, Jam attracts the attention of Bharzang, one of the imprisoned daevas who dwells near the mountains of Badaxš. Bharzang, a daeva of manipulation, seduction, and debauchery, senses an opportunity for her own purposes.

\*\*The Manipulative Charade\*\*

Bharzang, taking the form of a beautiful woman, approaches Jam, concealing her true nature. She ensnares Jam in a web of manipulation and seduction, drawing him closer to her, all while harboring dark intentions.

\*\*The Bond of Light\*\*

Bharzang, imprisoned by beams of light deadly to daevas, finds an unexpected immunity in Jam, whose soul is infused with the divine light of the yazatas. This immunity allows Bharzang to maintain her charade and pursue her goals.

\*\*Freedom for a Price\*\*

Bharzang skillfully lures Jam into freeing her from her imprisonment, and Jam becomes captivated by her, unaware of her true nature as a daeva of darkness. His love for her blinds him to the dangers that lie ahead.

\*\*The Bond Deepens\*\*

Jam's love for Bharzang deepens, creating a complex emotional bond between them. The tragedy of Sundura's death and the seductive allure of Bharzang's presence intertwine, leading to a tumultuous and fateful relationship.

\*\*Children of Darkness\*\*

As a result of their union, Bharzang gives birth to four children, with Ahthar being the oldest, followed by Šam, Tur, and Ahti. These children inherit a unique heritage, bridging the realms of light and darkness, goodness and evil.