Karah, having known what would happen when the Creator split himself, used her power learned from the shrine at the Roof of the World to keep the Lighthouse, and those who sheltered there, safe from the destruction.These people came to the Lighthouse, the only place in the Land of Gods that stayed stable during the fracturing. During this, the world fractured, and only the Whisperers who could fly and a handful of lucky humans, named the People of the Sky, survived.
The act of fragmenting himself in an attempt to destroy the Void was named the Great Divide.After the Creator gave three of his fragments to Karah, he kept the fourth in the Creator's Shrine, the secret shrine dedicated to him and his love for the world he created.She communed with this God for three days on the third day she left, and while she did not speak of their conversation, her face showed sadness and fear. Karah later went north to the roof of the world, to speak to Zuya of the snow and request an audience with the God that slumbers there.The Creator split himself into four pieces, to destroy the dark Void that was growing inside him upon doing so, he asked Karah to keep the pieces safe.The owl mentioned the consuming darkness that grew each day to this, the other animals had nothing to say, so they fell silent to contemplate what this could mean. Once, while the Gods were still awake, the Spirit Animals gathered to discuss the state of the world, each expressing their concern about the lands around them dying.The other Spirit Animals eventually agreed thus the Whisperers were born
The fox argued that this meant the Spirit Animals must help the humans by giving a select few the ability to shapeshift into their forms. They puzzled over their lack of wings, their fear of the night, their inability or unwillingness to live with nature versus conquering it.
#AER MEMORIES OF OLD FORGOTTEN KEY FULL#
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