Contents of The Book of the King

#### The Age of Creation

All was well, and the Gods departed from their own planes to play with Pag-Iral, imprinting themselves upon it in claimed domains. As eldest, Levegő created wind to move about the plane; as second eldest Víz created vast, churning seas. In turn, Föld called for mountains to rise from the seas and interrupt the winds. Not to be outdone, Tűz called forth fire to shoot out of the sea and spew from the tops of mountains! Together they called for their youngest sister to visit the shared plane and create with them, wondering what else would be brought forth.
Elet stepped onto part of Föld’s creation and green sprouted at her feet, spreading across Pag-Iral. The longer she stayed in one place, the more diverse was the green that grew around her. Enraged at the inequality of her range of abilities, the other gods plotted to steal their sister’s power for themselves. They killed Elet at dusk, stole her essence from her, and hid her body into Agsarua before their creators could witness their misdeeds. With her powers, over millennia, they created all living things: creatures that swam, creatures of the sky, creatures that dwell in the trees, and even creatures that belonged to all domains, their perfect servants, the Elves.
Meanwhile IngenNaven's solitude was interrupted by a living husk. Elet's body could not decay as everything which IngenNaven touched eventually did. He cared for her as she was his salvation.
The more foolish gods in competition with each other they began to get greedy, stealing away to separate planes to create all on their own, sentient creatures of pure element-stuff. Gluttonous for a greater share of the power of life, they began to fight one another, creating beings designed purely for the destruction of others.
It’s unclear why Tűz became entitled to Elet's corps as well as her essence... He sought out her body and when he found it had been cared for by his half-brother he became enraged like a child who couldn't play with a toy. When IngenNaven refused to turn over his sister’s body to one who had taken part in killing her, ever the errant child, Tűz sought out his parents.
What lies Tűz told the Two are of no consequence as either way his parents flew into a rage. Foscor and Ilum made their daughter whole once more, and banished their misbehaving children to live in their respective realms until such a time that their own creations might set them free. It seemed too easy a task, for the things they'd given life to were eager to please their creators. When Elet, who didn’t want to be far from her siblings, entered what was now her domains, all creatures imbued with life only knew her. Her power gave them life not the Gods that had given them form.
It was the devotion of things she helped create that awed and wooed IngenNaven even more. He knew even through such hardship and misery as their meeting Elet was destined to be at his side.
#### The Age of Peace

Ever kind and forgiving, Elet walked with Tűz as he manipulated her into giving sentience and free will to some of the creatures created: dragons, dwarves… But Elet never forgot her true champion and protector; she often turned to IngenNavn to for his input in creation, creating beings immune to pestilence and true corruption such as orcs, goblins, and drows. Having lost his excitement at trying to manipulate Elet in front of her defender, Tűz turned away from the plane to tinker in projects of his own. Depleted and safe from her vile siblings once more Elet sought to sleep in the security of IngenNaven's watch.
Tired and alone on a realm not his, IngenNaven allowed Elet to continue her slumber in his arms as he returned to his home and kingdom. There, he created items for her befitting a queen. When she woke, she truly saw his devotion and swore her love to him. They were married and she discarded the weak name Elet and he anointed her Masama. She birthed his young and created demons and magical creatures by the drove in their postnuptial bliss. Then they simply kept existed there together: Masama ever adored by creation and IngenNaven worshiping her as his wife.
#### The Age of Pain

Once again tired of not being center of attention, Tűz emerged. He found his creations were no longer in total control of Pag-Iral and flew into another jealous rage. His childish temper exploded leading to what would be known as the Great Eruption. The seas boiled, the skies polluted with ash, and large swaths of land scorched killing creatures in all domains. IngenNaven tried to hide the slaughter of his wife's creations from her as long as he could as he sent forces to defend them. But even the Groom of Masama couldn't keep her from the atrocities committed by Tűz. Finally finished terrorizing creation, Tűz went to negotiate for the return of his sister IngenNaven. When Masama refused to return and IngenNaven defended her answer, Tűz danced once more towards the Two.
#### Lipol

Once again led astray, the Two banished the IngenNaven to Agsarua and pulled their daughter into her rightful realm *AlMatohher* forbidding her from looking upon her husband again. Seeing their children would not willingly be freed by anything in creation, the Two created something born of all their children, including a drop from their only righteous son. They created man. Man alone can release the gods from their prisons. After this they vowed to never interfere again, lest they destroy Pag-Iral.
IngenNaven could not believe such a great betrayal. He was eternally locked away from his wife, was not pacified and continues to fight to be reunited with his “wife”. Throughout all of man’s existence, IngenNaven calls his followers, children and creation to locate *Elet*, and hunt down Tűz. He gives promises to humans willing to bring her to him though he knows Tűz would make creation believe his promises are false. With each failed and passing year, he grows angrier and angrier, unleashing new sickness and disease upon the world to punish the creations of Tűz and the Flaming Destroyer's followers.