DEMIGODS

DIVINE LINEAGES

INTRODUCTION

Long after the gods were created by Naumathar, three great goddesses foresaw that the gods of Anahkólion would one day face a tremendous and formidable evil. These visions and prophecies even predicted that Mount Naumathar itself would become the target of powerful assaults—a notion that Thuror, the God of Gods, initially deemed inconceivable. But the visions and predictions, hinting at a future, whether near or distant, were not deceiving. In one of her visions, Kaylar, the very goddess of vision, witnessed Mount Naumathar engulfed in utter darkness. From these predictions and foretellings, the gods recognized the need for mighty allies. Thus, it was decided that the DEMIGODS would be created.

KOLUNS-KAND
THE NINE GUARDIANS

When the six worlds were created by Naumathar, nine flaws emerged in their creation. These flaws manifested as vast, dark circles, sometimes vertical, sometimes horizontal, later understood to be passages to “other places.” Naumathar, together with Thuror, decreed that these passages be known as Black Portals, as they were, indeed, true black voids. These nine circles were called Laienürimim and became known as The Nine Black Portals. The largest of these would ultimately be named Entharin, the Great Black Portal. When all of this was mapped by Naumathar and Thuror, who still kept the discovery secret from the other gods, they curiously noticed there were no flaws in the worlds of Anahkólion and Dnathirium, even before the latter was given its name. Instead, the Nine Portals were concentrated in only four worlds, which at the time had not yet been named. Two portals were situated to the North and Northwest of Anathurilis. In Ernathurilis, two more were found, in the South and East. Ernthys held only one portal, curiously located in a place that would later become known as the Dark Land, where the kingdom of Therbáras was established.

At last, Ernt-nador held four of these portals: the first at its center, where the kingdom of Deutharin was later established; the second to the far North, where the kingdom of Zumur would rise; the third was situated in the Southeast, near the Lost Kingdom of Lakahmbar and Mount Ojiz. The largest of all was located to the East, in the place known as the Kingdom of Shadows, precisely where the Black Castle stands. When the threat contained within even one Black Portal grew undeniable, Naumathar knew action was inevitable. While Maráhadar sought a way to close the Nine Laienürimim, especially Entharin, Naumathar created nine formidable warriors, known as the Nine Guardians. The Koluns-kand were formed specifically to defend and guard the Nine Black Portals, and thus, they had to be both extraordinary and powerful. A source of energy was required to channel Naumathar's own might, for the Koluns-kand would face no ordinary task. Much like the Rakun Unicorns, the Koluns-kand were given a horn that glowed whenever the Origin Power was called upon. However, by the time the Guardians were created, it was already too late!

KOLUNS-KAND, THE NINE GUARDIANS

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ËNDARAM THE ONDUKAND
OF THE THUOROM

The Thuorom were the first demigods created by Thuoror, the God of Gods. Although in reality, the Koluns-kand were the first demigods created, they served only as Guardians of the Black Portals. Therefore, they would not aid in the difficult times that were to come and were not considered the First Demigods. The purpose and mission of the Thuorom was to protect the World of the Gods and, later on, the world of the First Men, if necessary, safeguarding the creation of Naumathar and the Gods of Mount Naumathar. Mirroring the likeness of the gods, the Thuorom were tall and strong, with fair skin and piercing blue eyes. They had long hair that could vary in shades of blonde, brown, or black. They wore shiny silver helmets that gleamed in the sunlight, along with silver bracelets adorning their arms. They donned dark blue vests with silver details, displaying the emblem of the Thuorom in the center of their chest: two wings of fire united. Black belts secured the sheaths of their long-handled swords, while black pants and dark gray boots completed their attire. Large white wings emerged from their backs, giving them an unmatched grandeur and making the Thuorom appear larger than they actually were.

Their facial features were sharp and austere, conveying a palpable coldness. Some of the Thuorom wielded beautiful golden wooden bows crafted by the master Kaur, while others preferred axes adorned with carved symbols on their blades. However, the majority carried long swords and shields adorned with shimmering stones. The Guardians of the Gates of Mount Naumathar and the Divine Guard of the Castle of Light wielded spears with tips on both ends. Unbeknownst to them, the Thuorom would continue to play a significant role long after the fall of the last god.

ARGONAS

The Argonas, Warrior Demigoddesses of the Goddesses of Anahkólion, were created by the goddess Maráhadar, the Guardian of the Black Portals - the Nine Laienürimim - and specifically the Entharin, the largest of them. Resembling the goddesses, the Argonas possessed beautiful faces and slender bodies, adorned in armors that could vary in color according to each Argona's rank and position. With strong temperaments, the Argonas displayed seriousness and determination. These demigoddesses were created in anticipation of a great war between the gods and the forces of darkness, and according to Akala, the Goddess of the Future, the Divine Warriors would play an important role until the End of Eras. The first of the Argonas created was Karah, and she was entrusted with leading the future Winged Army of the Argonas. The Argonas wielded various types of Magical Weapons crafted by the Artífices of the Gods, which granted them unique powers. These powers would enhance their strength and alter their nature, such as their eyes shining brightly when utilizing the Sacred Weapons and their increased resilience in combat.

*Short passages and information about the Argonas will be posted here.

GONTTHERS & ARLIEROCS

After the creation of the Thuorom and the Argonas, Thuror, together with some of the gods, decided to create guardians to protect the land, as the skies were already fortified. Thus, the Gontthers emerged, known as the Guardians of the Goddesses, a title they would bear many Eras later. The Gontthers were initially created to serve as the Divine Guard of the Gods on the land of Anahkólion, although, over the Eras and as needs changed, their purposes were modified. They wore black armor, complemented by helmets adorned with small golden decorations. The breastplates bore the Sign of the Arlierocs at the center, the silhouette of a mighty feline, while their bare arms and tight-fitting trousers paired with black boots completed the Gontthers' attire. Circular shields, with openings on two or four sides, paired with long spears. Differently from the Thuorom and the Argonas, the Gontthers were demigods who crossedEras and Times, imprisoned in the forms of white statues, supported by tall pedestals, always flanked by their Arlierocs: ancient white felines with large manes, long fangs, and powerful claws, who responded only to the commands of their masters. The first Gontther created was Ákilus, a tall blonde with deep eyes and a strong physique.

The Lord of the Gontthers was tasked with organizing and commanding the army whenever awakened by the gods and goddesses. Unbeknownst to them, the Gontthers would serve the gods and goddesses for Eras, until the final battle.

ARLIEROCS