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===Threan Goddess's and God's=== | ===Threan Goddess's and God's=== | ||
'''Tospa Mulli''' the goddess of life and love, it is believed that Tospa found their world when it was young and used her powers to bring about all the life now found there. | *'''Tospa Mulli''' the goddess of life and love, it is believed that Tospa found their world when it was young and used her powers to bring about all the life now found there. | ||
'''Threan Scripture segment, Creation''' | |||
'1:1 Our world is one of the oldest. 1:2 It was a strong world. 1:3 Tospa Mulli, our mother and creator! The divine chieftess found our world when it was young and still it was one of the oldest. | '1:1 Our world is one of the oldest. 1:2 It was a strong world. 1:3 Tospa Mulli, our mother and creator! The divine chieftess found our world when it was young and still it was one of the oldest. | ||
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3:1 First she made the mighty tree's and they made the air. 3:2 Then she made the colorful grass's of our world and coated them with splendor and they perfumed the air. 3:3 Tospa Mulli created the many creatures of our world while living amongst her gardens. 3:4 When the world was balanced and beautiful the divine chieftess knew it was time to find a new world, and bring life to it as well. 3:5 Before she left her creations behind to live life freely she used the last of the miracle of life and combined it with her own being, she molded and formed her last creation with more love and focus than any other. 3:6 This is how the Threan people were made, the divine chieftess populated the lands of our world with the ancestor tribes and gave to them the early lessons of love and war.' | 3:1 First she made the mighty tree's and they made the air. 3:2 Then she made the colorful grass's of our world and coated them with splendor and they perfumed the air. 3:3 Tospa Mulli created the many creatures of our world while living amongst her gardens. 3:4 When the world was balanced and beautiful the divine chieftess knew it was time to find a new world, and bring life to it as well. 3:5 Before she left her creations behind to live life freely she used the last of the miracle of life and combined it with her own being, she molded and formed her last creation with more love and focus than any other. 3:6 This is how the Threan people were made, the divine chieftess populated the lands of our world with the ancestor tribes and gave to them the early lessons of love and war.' | ||
'''Gemonda Doma''' The god of chaos and order, it is believed that the god of chaos and order is in constant conflict and it this conflict that causes disastrous events and miracles to occur all over the universe. | *'''Gemonda Doma''' The god of chaos and order, it is believed that the god of chaos and order is in constant conflict and it this conflict that causes disastrous events and miracles to occur all over the universe. | ||
'''Threan Scripture segment, How the Divine's come into being''' | |||
'10:1 Disaster's and miracles can happen naturally. 10:2 This is the gift to the universe from existence. 10:3 The divine chieftess was born of one of these miracles, the largest miracle the universe has ever seen. 10:4 And from the remaining energies of that miracle gave form to Gemonda Doma, the divine chieftain. | '10:1 Disaster's and miracles can happen naturally. 10:2 This is the gift to the universe from existence. 10:3 The divine chieftess was born of one of these miracles, the largest miracle the universe has ever seen. 10:4 And from the remaining energies of that miracle gave form to Gemonda Doma, the divine chieftain. | ||
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12:1 The divine chieftain is drawn to conflict and competition, he often waged war with the lesser divine beings of the universe. 12:2 A time came when, out of rage and jealousy of Tospa Mulli's perfection, Gemonda Doma tricked his sister forcing himself upon her and having his way with her. 12:3 To his dismay Tospa Mulli was gifted the miracle of life from their union and gave birth to the goddess Sigitu Rota. 12:4 Sigitu Rota being born of love and chaos became the goddess of war and peace. 12:5 Now in order for Gemonda Doma to wage war he must seek permission from his daughter, who holds dominion over him and his powers.' | 12:1 The divine chieftain is drawn to conflict and competition, he often waged war with the lesser divine beings of the universe. 12:2 A time came when, out of rage and jealousy of Tospa Mulli's perfection, Gemonda Doma tricked his sister forcing himself upon her and having his way with her. 12:3 To his dismay Tospa Mulli was gifted the miracle of life from their union and gave birth to the goddess Sigitu Rota. 12:4 Sigitu Rota being born of love and chaos became the goddess of war and peace. 12:5 Now in order for Gemonda Doma to wage war he must seek permission from his daughter, who holds dominion over him and his powers.' | ||
'''Sigitu Rota''' The goddess of war and peace, it is believed that Sigitu is the youngest goddess and is responsible for gifting knowledge to the Threan people. | *'''Sigitu Rota''' The goddess of war and peace, it is believed that Sigitu is the youngest goddess and is responsible for gifting knowledge to the Threan people. | ||
'''Threan Scripture segment, Gifts of Knowledge and Destruction''' | |||
40:1 Sigutu Rota the daughter of the divine chiefs, the divine war-chief, and master of the forces of war and peace! 40:2 Sigutu Rota follows her mother's path. 40:3 She brings gifts to the creations who have obeyed the early lessons of love and war taught to them by Tospa Mulli. 40:4 Sigutu Rota's gifts are those of knowledge, all knowledge. | 40:1 Sigutu Rota the daughter of the divine chiefs, the divine war-chief, and master of the forces of war and peace! 40:2 Sigutu Rota follows her mother's path. 40:3 She brings gifts to the creations who have obeyed the early lessons of love and war taught to them by Tospa Mulli. 40:4 Sigutu Rota's gifts are those of knowledge, all knowledge. | ||