In the beginning… Soleil and Geovanne was born into the Universe by— well, the Universe. See, the universe has no physical form, it is neither a man nor woman. It’s its own entity. Not too long after the birth, or creation, of the sun and earth, Lune, the moon god, was birthed into the universe. The first to be created on earth were the animals (fish, mammals, birds, etc.), plants came after and thus Lilia was birth from the first flower to bloom during the first spring. --

Lilia was the first human-like, bipedal entity to walk the earth. Lilia gives life to the earth, providing food for the animals to eat and if there were certain plants that were too beautiful to be eat she’d make them poisonous. Soon after, Lilia became lonely. Seeing that her only friends were the animals, which couldn’t speak in her language just huffs and grunts, she decided to make a creation in her likeness. She planted a seed in the dirt and waited three days and three nights by this seed and watched it grow. This is how the explanation of how humans were born came from. In a sense we are all Lilia’s children, not demigods per say but a lesser being to that of a demigod, our only known ability being healing. --

This human though, Lilia did not know what to make of it. It was both a man and a woman (a hermaphrodite in present tense) and it was far more beautiful than Lilia. It was believed that when Lilia planted the first seed she envisioned something far too perfect for her mind to grasp. This being held no name, she did not know what to name it, so it remained a nameless creation that could reproduce aualy. This nameless creation was finally named Doe years later, earning the title giver of life and its symbol; a doe. --

Since then, Doe planted the seeds that created the humans, men and women. ual reproduction was introduced by these humans later on in the creation of early civilization. There was increased pregnancies and birth, the population rapidly increasing to the point where Geovanne was not able to provide enough food for the humans. So she called upon Demente for help. Demente, while granting her wish still did the opposite of what she wanted him to do, then created disease to kill of some of the rapidly growing population. While this was effective Geovanne thought of it to be cruel and inhumane but wasn’t able to stop it in time before it spread so other parts of the world. This sickness affected the animals and plants as well. It got so bad to the point Lilia fell ill and was bedridden for a month, barely holding on to her life. --

Seeing this, Soliel fell into a quiet rage, visiting Demente in his castle in the Realm Beyond and struck his chest with a thousand bolts in his sleep. Demente did not die though, he simply fell deeper into his own realm and was trapped there for thousands of years as Soleil intended it to be. Because of this, the disease began to die off into nearly nothing, yet it still lingers in some animals and humans. --

To be continued….

Daniel is an introvert who was diagnosed with social anxiety in his early teens. His stutter was diagnosed earlier in his childhood. Although he has these flaws within him he still tries his best to find the happier side of things. Like his imaginary friend Ron. His best and only friend. Ron has been a big part of Daniel's childhood that Daniel actually had Ron's likeness manifested in his mind, a hallucination or sorts. This when he was diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was in highschool but his only hallucinations were of his best imaginary friend. Daniel wishes that he had the confidence to talk to the people he liked but whenever he does, his throat just closes up and he ends up crying on the spot. He'd rather not risk such embarrassment.

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