Story Of The Gods
 

In the primordial dawn, Keno, a titan of immense power and creativity, sculpted the nascent world of Isica with loving care. He molded mountains, carved valleys, and filled oceans with his boundless imagination. Admiring his creation, Keno crafted a man named Tasko to dwell in this wondrous land. Together, they named it Isica. As time passed, Keno sensed Tasko’s solitude and, moved by empathy, bestowed upon him a companion—Rola, a woman of grace and kindness.

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To illuminate their world, Keno conjured forth light, from which emerged Adio, the radiant God of the Sun, whose warmth and light brought life and joy to Isica. Tasko and Rola flourished in their love, their lives blessed by Keno’s benevolent hand. Yet, aware of the fragility of mortal existence, Keno created Thoon, the brooding God of Death, to oversee the passage of souls

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Thoon, consumed by envy over the mortals’ bond and love, succumbed to jealousy and tragically took Rola’s life, believing that no one should feel the love he could never experience. In a poignant act of redemption, Keno infused Rola with the essence of life itself, transforming her into the Goddess of Life, guardian of all living beings. This sacrificial act cost Keno his own existence, leaving behind a legacy of love, protection, and the cycle of life and death.

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In the wake of this tragedy, Adio and Rola found solace in each other’s embrace, birthing Phina, the ethereal Goddess of the Night. Their parental love for Phina surpassed all earthly bounds, stoking Thoon’s resentment to a fiery intensity. Seeking retribution, Thoon abducted Phina, compelling her to bear a child with him—Cila, the tempestuous Goddess of the Sea, whose mood swings were as unpredictable as the ocean's tides.

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Outraged by Thoon’s audacity, Adio countered by seizing Cila from the depths and siring MoKai, the fierce God of War, embodying the relentless spirit of battle and valor. Thus began a tumultuous saga of divine rivalry and familial strife. Phina and MoKai, weary of their fathers’ endless conflict, fled together and bore a child of their own—Koza, the enigmatic God of Magic, who brought mystery and wonder to the world with his arcane prowess.

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Millennia of discord finally drew the ire of the other gods, who intervened to quell the eternal feud between Adio and Thoon. Though the brothers no longer clash openly, the echoes of their conflict reverberate throughout the cosmos, leaving behind a legacy of tension and unease among the gods. Despite the cessation of open warfare, the delicate balance between light and darkness, life and death, continues to shape the destiny of Isica, with the gods' influences felt in every corner of the world.