The Creators [IC]

[The Greater Dutch Republic]

Floraenia almost slept when suddenly she heard of Crax's statement. Her humanoid form was torn and from the carnage a monstrous abomination of bloody skeletal structure and tentacles rose. "HOW DARE YOU NAME SUCH IMPUNITY AFTER MY REALM? TAKE IT BACK BEFORE I'LL RIP THAT DARKNESS OF YOURS AND THROW IT AT YOUR FACE!" The Moon beneath shone in a dangerous manner until the darkness that Crax called the eternal night was vanquished by another god. Her monstrous form was enveloped by silver moonlight and was transformed back to her normal humanoid form. "Thank you sweetie!" She then said to Salvat and watched the gods agree to half the world for creation and destruction. Then Pelemaka made the burning ball of fire that is the Sun and clapped. "Wonderful Pelemaka! I had an idea with this Sun of yours." She reached down and grabbed the lifeless Moon and placed it in the opposite side of the Sun. She then wove the black fabric of the night around the Moon, rivalling the light of the Sun. "It would be bad if our creations would burn with exposure right?"

Pelemaka nodded. "Of course! I tried to place it just far enough away that Canvas wasn't to hot or to cold, but I did worry about the light." She looked back and forth between the bickering dieties of light and dark, and an idea popped into her head. "Hey, I have an idea! Crax wants to make darkness, Floreania wants light. Why don't you compromise? For half the day, the sun will shine over the land, covering it in heat and light. For the other half, the moon will cover the world in darkness and cold. We could call it, um... Light and Night?"

[Drakorvanyia]

Shrill
Goddess of the Seas and the Unknown

She clapped her hands together, smiling brightly once light flickered onto the planet of Canvas, thanks to the newfound sun. Once the moon and starry skies were crafted too, Shrill was evidently giddy with pleasure. Finally, some progress. It had taken them so long just to get this far, but at least they weren't still on square one.

"Thank you, Pelemaka, sweetie. You too, Floraenia." With a sigh, she rubbed her forehead before looking to the rest of the gods, Basnia in particular. "I personally don't mind if you make a.. Black dwarf.. Or whatever. But doing so doesn't solve the problem of the planet, and what we are going to do with it. My proposition remains the same. Two continents, one a free for all, and the other orderly. An ocean'll divide the two."

Shrill shifted her gaze to Fihnuir. "As for your idea, we could try setting aside the northern ice caps for you?" She looked around. "Any objections?"

[Irona]

Crax
The sun that Pelemaka had formed was beautiful, sending light and warmth across the void. Crax disliked it immediately. He thought about all the things he could do once the world was formed. All the fear that would be his to feast on.

"If you wish to give half the planet to us who will not sit around and waste millennia bickering then do so. The faster we agree the faster we can form life. That's when the real fun starts."

His deep black eyes glinted at the last part.

"Ah but Pelemaka, Floraenia is the Goddess of night. Why would she want only half the time? If she had any sense she would want the world in perpetual darkness"

Crax leaned over to see what reaction Floraenia would give this time.

[The Greater Dutch Republic]

Pelemaka frowned. "Hmm. Well, Floreania, perhaps we can settle this? You appear to like my sun, and your moon is wonderful. So, what do you think? Half the day is light, the other half is night?"
She then realized Crax was deliberately antagonizing Floreania, and she huffed, muttering under her breath. "Men..."

[Civilized]

((where is the thread for the app.?))

[Finsternia]

Floraenia waved her hand at Crax dismissively, forgetting about the little bickering awhile ago. "Oh Crax, I too am the Goddess of the Moon. I might bring the mantle of darkness behind my back but I am the light in the midst of darkness. As what you can see in this council room, you cannot have one of each too many. We have the God of the Earth and we have the Goddess of the Sea. We have the God of Order and we have the God of Chaos. Too much of one thing would be bad for your health." She covered her mouth to hide a giggle and sat back on her silvery throne. She then turned to Peremaka and waved. "Your proposal isn't bad. But if your sun and my moon would be stationary, each half would be too cold and too hot right? Perhaps the God of the Earth can turn the Canvas around to make sure that our two proposed continents would still strive."

[New Strausberg]

Shrill
Goddess of the Seas and the Unknown

She clapped her hands together, smiling brightly once light flickered onto the planet of Canvas, thanks to the newfound sun. Once the moon and starry skies were crafted too, Shrill was evidently giddy with pleasure. Finally, some progress. It had taken them so long just to get this far, but at least they weren't still on square one.

"Thank you, Pelemaka, sweetie. You too, Floraenia." With a sigh, she rubbed her forehead before looking to the rest of the gods, Basnia in particular. "I personally don't mind if you make a.. Black dwarf.. Or whatever. But doing so doesn't solve the problem of the planet, and what we are going to do with it. My proposition remains the same. Two continents, one a free for all, and the other orderly. An ocean'll divide the two."

Shrill shifted her gaze to Fihnuir. "As for your idea, we could try setting aside the northern ice caps for you?" She looked around. "Any objections?"

"While people squabble on the lands I shall simply pull a strip for myself and have it fly, since the lands will be divided my citadel of change shall travel using my own powers to keep it afloat. Bringing change to the world and the blessings of my own design. Knowledge shall give the people of our worlds language and if so allowed, I will open a school in my citadel to teach the leaders of your nations how to manage and lead their people forward under the guidance of the patron God of the domain of course..I seek to remain a neutral party in any future conflict and I hope that by teaching you leaders I will show that I am unbiased...all I ask in return is a small offering of a few of your races that you all shall create...25 seems fair at least for the start. Consider it, for now I shall start the creation of my citadel of change."

With that Cyprin set to work...a large section of land rose from the planet splitting as slowly it formed into mountains and rivers slowly becoming a beacon of life and green it was a beautiful place. It looked very peaceful and life giving, it was a culmination of all of cyprins knowledge, a place he saw as perfect. "And on this day I Cyprin created the floating land Known as Horash, and I saw it as good..."

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"Now with my land set and in the air I will place my home upon this place..with it I bless this land and give it my citadel." Slowly a citadel arose made of ornate stone and carved as if by masters, it rose high above the land and shown as a beacon of glory that would show the might of knowledge and the change that it would bring to the land. Cyprin was happy...while it still was only a green paradise with no life and a castle it was what he created and he was proud of it. Now he would wait to see what the other gods would do waiting he stood on his land and examined it smiling to himself as he felt the island move underneath him.

[Vredlandia]

Bjargas
God of Earth & Beer

Bjargas laid back and listened to the debate. He really didn't care, he just wanted to get work done, and could do so on either continent or world or whatever. Nevertheless he was worried that the two continents would not be seperated forever. What would happen if the creatures on either side would meet? Would they bring order to the other side, or even chaos? It was a risky idea, but probably the one that would have consent of most involved, Bjargas included. Noddingly he leaned forward. "I agree with the dearest Shrill."

He also liked the idea of Floraenia, but doubted he could have done that. "Thank you dear Floraenia, I would love to kick the Earth around from time to time. But I belong to the surface, not into the stars. Maybe Busnia could take care of it? The dragon that spins Canvas around! Imagine all the legends that could make!", Bjargas said and smiled at the thought of it. He knew how dragons looked like, although his memories of the visual were a mere shadow of themselves. The sight would be majestic.

[Irona]

Crax

"I say we agree to form the two continents now, so us Gods who wish to create can do so as soon as possible."

Crax looked from what Cyprin was creating on the planet to Salvat.

"Are you going to destroy that too? Or is it only Eis work you destroy?"

[The Flame Dawn]

Miyake

She was overjoyed to see that progress was already being made, a beaming smile on her face as she looked at the sun and moon.

"Finally, we managed to make some progress," she asked with an excited look similar to a child on their birthday, "so how much longer until we can begin to grow the world?"

[Stadenwick]

Salvat frowned at the idea of this "sun", "stars", and "moon"...or whatever closest to it since he's emotionless and don't really have any face, but he frowned nonetheless. His void slowly and surely being bombed with massive wave of creation, eroding much of his realm. And yet he speak nothing, for he knew that there's no stopping from this point onwards. At least he could bring his storage of the Sage wisdom to the table, sparing the experimenting gods from the problems and horror of what their mortal could bring to them.

"Since we have come to an agreement that the continent would be divided into two, may at least I suggest so that the divide between them won't be very far? While being too close would bring too many conflict at the start, being too far would make either side feel too alien from each other and understanding will never be a concept for these two, bringing them to an endless conflict later on when they do make contact with each other."

He then look at Crax, and give his own banter, "What Eis did is not in anyway agreed by the other gods, and he only act on his own impulsive whim. I may be the god of the Void and the emptiness of it, but I know enough to not disrespect others when all of us has reach a conclusion.

[New Strausberg]

Cyprin
The God couldn't help but chuckle at the circumstances Crax was upset at his work, "I took my time change always comes to those who wait for it. I had patientce and because of that my creation stands as a testament. Do not simply throw you grievances around Crax. We have agreed upon the land and I simply took some from the ocean which will most likely never be used and lifted it high to put on display. As for the distance of the lands I must agree...to far they will find themselves alien and unknown, one will surly rise up and attempt to crush the other but distance...distance shall be the factor that leads to a stalemate. To close and they will be confused...anxious..and following the sadistic gods that spawned then turn onto the other. One will surly rise above the other in this scenario. However the right distance will give them both time to prepare...perhaps to think before the slaughter...no one can truly know who will win but it will be little of my concern I will have nothing to do with it."

Cyprin while not a pascifit would rather experiment then simply wage war, so much to do and an eternity to do it...he wanted to get started right away, but he would need servants and life for change to take place. He would just need to wait again. Taking a seat in the throne of his new citadel he relaxed letting his tendrils wrap around the massive columns of his inner sanctum.

[Irona]

Salvat frowned at the idea of this "sun", "stars", and "moon"...or whatever closest to it since he's emotionless and don't really have any face, but he frowned nonetheless. His void slowly and surely being bombed with massive wave of creation, eroding much of his realm. And yet he speak nothing, for he knew that there's no stopping from this point onwards. At least he could bring his storage of the Sage wisdom to the table, sparing the experimenting gods from the problems and horror of what their mortal could bring to them.

"Since we have come to an agreement that the continent would be divided into two, may at least I suggest so that the divide between them won't be very far? While being too close would bring too many conflict at the start, being too far would make either side feel too alien from each other and understanding will never be a concept for these two, bringing them to an endless conflict later on when they do make contact with each other."

He then look at Crax, and give his own banter, "What Eis did is not in anyway agreed by the other gods, and he only act on his own impulsive whim. I may be the god of the Void and the emptiness of it, but I know enough to not disrespect other when all of us has reach a conclusion.

Crax
"So you ARE only going to destroy Eis's work"

Crax leaned back in his throne

"Interesting, because from what I see Elis did not do anything different from Cyprin. Both created upon the world without the other Gods consent... Just an observation."

Speaking to all the God's, Crax raised his voice

"As much as Salvat has annoyed me his idea is a good one. They need be separated by a short distance as his eminence proposed"

[Stadenwick]

Salvat frowned at the idea of this "sun", "stars", and "moon"...or whatever closest to it since he's emotionless and don't really have any face, but he frowned nonetheless. His void slowly and surely being bombed with massive wave of creation, eroding much of his realm. And yet he speak nothing, for he knew that there's no stopping from this point onwards. At least he could bring his storage of the Sage wisdom to the table, sparing the experimenting gods from the problems and horror of what their mortal could bring to them.

"Since we have come to an agreement that the continent would be divided into two, may at least I suggest so that the divide between them won't be very far? While being too close would bring too many conflict at the start, being too far would make either side feel too alien from each other and understanding will never be a concept for these two, bringing them to an endless conflict later on when they do make contact with each other."

He then look at Crax, and give his own banter, "What Eis did is not in anyway agreed by the other gods, and he only act on his own impulsive whim. I may be the god of the Void and the emptiness of it, but I know enough to not disrespect other when all of us has reach a conclusion.

Crax
"So you ARE only going to destroy Eis's work"

Crax leaned back in his throne

"Interesting, because from what I see Elis did not do anything different from Cyprin... Just an observation."

Speaking to all the God's, Crax raised his voice

"As much as Salvat has annoyed me his idea is a good one. They need be separated by a short distance as his eminence proposed"

"I'm not going, I did. And thanks to it, this discussion have finally going forward. Also his creation in the canvas is only for his own realm, rather than the foundation for all of our realm, which is also already going to be allowed by all of us. Do you, who are also not agree with sands as the foundation of our mortal world, disagree over some floating library as a god realm? Please don't use your anger when observing, Crax." Salvat replied, before sighing and return watching the scene unfold, dying little by little as creations fill his void.

[Kaltavya]

Crax
"So you ARE only going to destroy Eis's work"

Crax leaned back in his throne

"Interesting, because from what I see Elis did not do anything different from Cyprin... Just an observation."

Speaking to all the God's, Crax raised his voice

"As much as Salvat has annoyed me his idea is a good one. They need be separated by a short distance as his eminence proposed"

"I'm not going, I did. And thanks to it, this discussion have finally going forward. Also his creation in the canvas is only for his own realm, rather than foundation for all of our realm. Please don't use your anger when observing, Crax." Salvat replied, before sighing and return watching the scene unfold, dying little by little as creations fill his void.

"Not every god can summon vast quantities of land at will, you cretin." Eis finally spoke up after returning to his throne, directing a glare at Salvat. "How are they supposed to contribute and let their ideas flourish if there is nothing for them to build upon? Or would you rather we just sit at a blank, colourless sphere for a millennium or two doing nothing?"

[Anglo Saxon-Franko]

Fihnuir stood up from his throne, "We must have order! Without order we are no different from my counterpart here. We need to do this in a logical way that would suit everyone. Us biccerimg isn't going to get us anywhere. We are going to need to compromise at some point. But I agree, the land masses should be separated long enough for each side to develop to a certain level of knowledge before they interact with each other." Advised Fihnuir as he looked around the room.

[St Georges Territory]

Inuuk,
Lord of sleep and dreams

From a deep slumber awoke Inuuk, the words of the other gods shook Inuuk's room, rousing him. The comfort of the bed, the warmth of the blanket upon him, he dreaded waking, but had to, as the other gods were surely discussing important matters, and Inuuk would dread missing out on the conversation. He put on his finest robe and quickly made way to the ring of thrones where the gods would discuss matters, seeing that they were in mid conversation Inuuk quickly took his place, upon his comfortable throne. Rubbing his eyes as he tried to listen to the conversation.

[Irona]

Crax

He shrugged

"If that's what you think Salvat"

Crax floated upwards

"If we are in agreement then I will begin to work on the free-for-all continent. I feel a need to create rather than to sit here talking with fools, I propose you all join me, but then again that's your provocative"

He moved to the edge looking down on the world. He floated there for a while. Almost murmuring now, seemingly taken in by whatever sick fantasy's were being devised in his head

Any objections to me starting now, I have a few... plans

Crax shivered with pleasure, clouds of darkness rising from his skin.

[Stadenwick]

"I'm not going, I did. And thanks to it, this discussion have finally going forward. Also his creation in the canvas is only for his own realm, rather than foundation for all of our realm. Please don't use your anger when observing, Crax." Salvat replied, before sighing and return watching the scene unfold, dying little by little as creations fill his void.

"Not every god can summon vast quantities of land at will, you cretin." Eis finally spoke up after returning to his throne, directing a glare at Salvat. "How are they supposed to contribute and let their ideas flourish if there is nothing for them to build upon? Or would you rather we just sit at a blank, colourless sphere for a millennium or two doing nothing?"

"They can contribute if their ideas is not based because they are bored with this whole discussion." Salvat glared back at the newly-returned god. "Of course, with your insight I might only seen as the man who hinder all progress, but I shared my wisdom of why we should discuss this seriously than chaotically filled the Canvas on our own will. The Sage killed himself because he cannot create life, maybe it's also because he can't overlook all the bad possibilities may occur? And now since he replaced by bunch of selfish gods, thinking about their own realm and amusement, I am for one cannot possibly be more horrified of the consequences of this."

[Drakorvanyia]

Shrill
Goddess of the Seas and the Uknown

"Yes, distance is key." She said curtly, curling her tail on the seat of her throne. They had finally come to an agreement and alread cracks were beginning to appear again. This pantheon was far more unstable than she would have liked. "If it will help in keeping the two groups away from one another, I could fill the seas with beasts that will discourage them from sending any war fleets or the like over." Once more, she rested her cheek on her hand. "It'll give me an excuse to do something, since according to Cyprin, the seas aren't going to be used."

[Kaltavya]

"Not every god can summon vast quantities of land at will, you cretin." Eis finally spoke up after returning to his throne, directing a glare at Salvat. "How are they supposed to contribute and let their ideas flourish if there is nothing for them to build upon? Or would you rather we just sit at a blank, colourless sphere for a millennium or two doing nothing?"

"They can contribute if their ideas is not based because they are bored with this whole discussion." Salvat glared back at the newly-returned god. "Of course, with your insight I might only seen as the man who hinder all progress, but I shared my wisdom of why we should discuss this seriously than chaotically filled the Canvas on our own will. The Sage killed himself because he cannot not create life, maybe it's also because he can't overlook all the bad possibilities may occur? And now since he replaced by bunch of selfish gods, thinking about their own realm and amusement, I am for one cannot possibly be more horrified of the consequences of this."

"Who is selfish here? I'm certainly not, all I want is for the planet to flourish under the care of the many gods here, and for them to bring their talents and knowledge together to create something that can prosper. If you think it's selfish that some of us actually want this empty ball to become something, you've got some serious problems."

[New Strausberg]

Shrill
Goddess of the Seas and the Uknown

"Yes, distance is key." She said curtly, curling her tail on the seat of her throne. They had finally come to an agreement and alread cracks were beginning to appear again. This pantheon was far more unstable than she would have liked. "If it will help in keeping the two groups away from one another, I could fill the seas with beasts that will discourage them from sending any war fleets or the like over." Once more, she rested her cheek on her hand. "It'll give me an excuse to do something, since according to Cyprin, the seas aren't going to be used."

Cyprin

He chuckled and appeared next to Shrill tapping her back gently with a cane. "You miss take what I say my dear, the ocean will be full of life I'm sure you shall see to that...what I refer to is the mass amounts of land that will be underneath the water most of your creatures will float or glide upon the water, yet the bottom shall most likely go unused and forgotten. I mean no offense my dear, you shall make a lovely goddess of the sea and your creatures shall be as magnificent as you"

[Stadenwick]

"They can contribute if their ideas is not based because they are bored with this whole discussion." Salvat glared back at the newly-returned god. "Of course, with your insight I might only seen as the man who hinder all progress, but I shared my wisdom of why we should discuss this seriously than chaotically filled the Canvas on our own will. The Sage killed himself because he cannot not create life, maybe it's also because he can't overlook all the bad possibilities may occur? And now since he replaced by bunch of selfish gods, thinking about their own realm and amusement, I am for one cannot possibly be more horrified of the consequences of this."

"Who is selfish here? I'm certainly not, all I want is for the planet to flourish under the care of the many gods here, and for them to bring their talents and knowledge together to create something that can prosper. If you think it's selfish that some of us actually want this empty ball to become something, you've got some serious problems."

"What are you talking about, after jumping down so quickly earlier? If you want the Canvas to flourish under the care of All of us, at the very least you could ask for opinion before filling it with your sands. I agree, no one truly want this thing to empty for all eternity, and this would certainly bring talents and knowledge together...But when creations start to hit each other elbows, conflicts will ensue, and they would bring their gods with them for no god would leave their own subject behind. If we at least discuss this first, we can avoid the worst of it, but if it's free for all, well...Nothing prosper under the fire of these conflicts, god of prosperity."

[Irona]

"What are you talking about, after jumping down so quickly earlier? If you want the Canvas to flourish under the care of All of us, at the very least you could ask for opinion before filling it with your sands. I agree, no one truly want this thing to empty for all eternity, and this would certainly bring talents and knowledge together...But when creations start to hit each other elbows, conflicts will ensue, and they would bring their gods with them for no god would leave their own subject behind. If we at least discuss this first, we can avoid the worst of it, but if it's free for all, well...Nothing prosper under the fire of these conflicts, god of prosperity."

Crax

He looked back from the edge where he was starring at the planet below

"To be fair Salvat: he did ask our opinions. You and all the rest of us, ignored him"

He looked at the rest of the Gods with a lust in his eye

"May I begin creating on the free-for-all continent?"

[Stadenwick]

"What are you talking about, after jumping down so quickly earlier? If you want the Canvas to flourish under the care of All of us, at the very least you could ask for opinion before filling it with your sands. I agree, no one truly want this thing to empty for all eternity, and this would certainly bring talents and knowledge together...But when creations start to hit each other elbows, conflicts will ensue, and they would bring their gods with them for no god would leave their own subject behind. If we at least discuss this first, we can avoid the worst of it, but if it's free for all, well...Nothing prosper under the fire of these conflicts, god of prosperity."

Crax

He looked back from the edge where he was starring at the planet below

"To be fair Salvat: he did ask our opinions. You and all the rest of us, ignored him"

He looked at the rest of the Gods with a lust in his eye

"May I begin creating on the free-for-all continent?"

"All of us, even if we do not hear it, haven't told him that we agreed. What Eis did is still selfish and impulsive, and if he blame me for keeping this discussion, and the future of our beings intact, well he's got some serious problem." Salvat said before looking back to Eis, he may doesn't have face, but Eis will know that the void god just smirk at him.

Salvat then return back his attention to god of fear, and he move his chain appendage weakly, signalling sure but you need to wait for the rest to agree as well message. Being god of the void is harsh in the day of creation.