Gods of Shape

The **Krys'kajo**, known by humanity as the **Gods of Shape**, are a group of five deities worshiped by the Ancients and their descendants, the Shad. As such, they are heavily involved with the Five Virtues and the Track of the Ancients.

Statues of the Gods of Shape can be found at the end of their respective temples (Di'aro's Temple Mine, E'nel's Faj'ro Temple, G'oni's So'najiz Temple and K'win's Zir'vitar Temple), except for Di'orbis, who has more than one statue. When communed with, their respective God will speak to the Seekers and give them a Shade. (Di'aro gives the Blue Ice Shade, Di'orbis gives the Yellow Sand Shade, E'nel gives the Red Flame Shade, etc...), allowing them to progress further into CrossWorlds and increase their strength. It has not been made clear if the holograms are representations of the Gods created by the Ancients, or if they are in fact the Gods themselves.

## Di'orbis

*Main article: Di'orbis*

Di'orbis is the **God of the Sphere**, representing the Virtue of Balance. He is portrayed as the source of life and the creator of the other Gods.

## E'nel

*Main article: E'nel*

E'nel is the **God of the Triangle**, representing the Virtue of Strength. She is the creator of Fire, the sun and in conjunction with Di'aro, volcanoes.

## Di'aro

*Main article: Di'aro*

Di'aro is the **God of the Square**, representing the Virtue of Endurance. He is the creator of Rock and Ice.

## K'win

*Main article: K'win*

K'win is the **God of the Pentagon**, representing the Virtue of Agility. She is the creator of Wind and Storms.

## G'oni

*Main article: G'oni*

G'oni is the **God of the Hexagon**, representing the Virtue of Wisdom. He is the creator of Water.

## Stories of the Gods

Some legends of the Gods are presented in the game, and will be collected here.

### Di'aro's Perception

E'nel is a God of Shape, the mistress of the flame, and creator of the sun. Yet she was envious of her fellow gods, who created fascinating shapes and worlds full of life and color. She longed to take part, adding a warming fire to these worlds, yet her flame was too mighty and consumed all in its path.It was then when Di'aro had a proposal. He shaped a sphere with an empty core and several holes surrounded by high mountains. E'nel filled this shape with her flame, creating a world with a heated core and life on its surface. Today, every volcano is a record of E'nel and Di'aro working in unison.

### E'nel's Radiance

At first the world was dark. Hence, Di'orbis and E'nel created the first sun to spend light. Yet at night, when the sun was hidden, the world was as dark as ever. E'nel wanted to place many more suns closeby, creating a world of constant brightness. Yet this world was monotonous, lacking dusk, dawn and the coolness of the night.
The two gods then had a new idea. They were creating millions and millions of new suns far far away in all directions. Thanks to E'nel and Di'orbis' effort we can today enjoy the night with a beautiful starry sky. Not only are the stars beautiful, Di'orbis placed them in particular to stir our curiosity for other worlds out there.

### K'win's Judgement

Her strong winds keep our world in constant motion, her fierce thunderstorms are awe-inspiring, sparking curiosity within us. Finally, her little sparks also give life to every creature of this world. G'oni, the creator of ever-flowing waters and twin-brother of K'win, was busy filling our planet with oceans and lakes. The water overflowing from the lakes was slowly moving down the hills into the ocean. However, the water in the oceans was almost motionless.
As K'win watched those boring, calm waters, she had an idea. She created light winds flying over the ocean, creating an abundance of dancing waves on its surface. At first G'oni did not like this change, as he preferred his waters calm and quietly. But as he saw creatures playing with the waves and using the winds to travel across the oceans, he reluctantly agreed to keep it.
This made K'win very enthusiastic and so she decided to create stronger and stronger winds, making the waves go higher and higher. This led to the most fearsome storms and tidal waves, flooding vast amounts of land. G'oni quickly interfered. K'win understood that she made a terrible mistake. To make it up to her twin-brother, she created many creatures to live deep within the waters.
When Di'aro and Di'orbis witnessed the advancements of our kind, they decided to send the Message of the Sky wrapped in an Enveloped of solid rock and ice. As he send out the envelop, Di'aro was ever-so-carefuly, only giving it the slightest nudge. After all, he didn't want his creation, the earth and mountains, to be damaged when the message arrived. K'win watched the envelope fly towards us, ever so slowly. She watched and watched, growing more and more impatient.

### G'oni's Acceptance

He blessed our planet with vast oceans, strong currents, calm lakes, and long rivers stretching over every corner of this land. His creations also gave birth to an endless variety of plants, painting our lands in beautiful colors. As G'oni created oceans, lakes, and river spreading across the land, he was happy to see that plants flourished close to the water.
However, he was constantly busy refilling the lakes on the land as the water kept flowing down the hills back into the ocean. Then G'oni had an idea. He took the water from the oceans and moved it into clouds floating high in the sky. Then he asked K'win, his twin-sister and creator of wind and thunder, to move the clouds back to the land. Once the clouds would reach the lakes, G'oni would let them rain down, refilling the lakes and making the water flow and circles.
K'win, however, thought this flow was boring. So instead she decided to move the clouds all over the place and let them rain right over the land. At first G'oni was furious watching the water being spread in this chaotic manner. However, he quickly noticed how rich plant life started to appear on every corner of land, far beyond the edges of his lakes and rivers. As he saw the planet covered in trees and flowers, he quickly accepted the chaotic nature of rain falling wherever it pleases.

## Possible Gods

The Son of the East is a powerful and mysterious entity who guards one of the Ancients' temples, the Grand Krys'kajo. It is unclear how he relates to the Gods of the Circle, but given his power and status, there is a strong chance they are connected.