The Keltah

The Keltah
"The Keltah is a holy text written by the first men reciting the words of the prophet Tun. Tun is said to have been to heavens and back as such knows story of our world and its becoming’s."Before Dendriel there were the Outer Worlds; before the Outer Worlds there was emptiness. In the emptiness grew Time. Time is a god, omniscient, ancient and the most powerful of the gods, for time exists in a planes of the multiverse, without time we do not exist. Time’s name is Ayreon.

Ayreon in the emptiness grew lonely, for in time emptiness starts to grow within. Longing for companion Time created a canvas from the emptiness and called is space, he gave dominion of this canvas to his new son Ostarion; now god of Space. Ostarion gave Ayreon much space to move and see, many worlds of interesting design. Ostarion was Ayreon First son and, while proud of his creations Ayreon’s emptiness kept growing, for all Ostarion had created; the space, the planets, the stars, the suns and the moons, they were mere specs in emptiness. In an attempt to please his father and rid of his emptiness Ostarion created Light and Darkness, Ezalor and Abbadon, to instead fill any voids. Light now shone through the multiverse as Ezalor puppeteered the suns and the stars while Abbadon went where his brother could not. Together the brothers filled any emptiness, but never rid of it. The dynamic of the multiverse did not change, it only enhanced Ostarion’s vision.

Ayreon created a second son, Jäk. Jäk’s power was different than his brother’s, while Ostarion wanted to make worlds of Ayreon’s canvas, Jäk wanted what Time wanted; companionship, yet he did not know how to create, instead he will Life into being, for this Jäk is seen as the god of Luck. This Life needed a place to be and there was none other place than the world’s his brother had created. Ostarion was outraged that Ayreon would let his planets be tampered with, however Father Time love both his son’s and in fact facilitated Jäk’s Life to grow, this pleased Ayreon. Life was soon to be known as Aegis.

Still upset about his father’s and brother’s decision to ruin his view of perfect worlds