The Race of Creation

After the piercing call of Ordus, the rest of the gods made their way to the new material plane. They all stared, dumbfounded and angry that this had been done without their knowledge. Many arguments started to break out as the gods expressed their rage with Chaos for acting without thinking. It was not long before the attention was turned to the plane at hand. They all watched as Ordus patched unstable pieces of the earth, created laws to govern it and make sense of the disaster Chaos had added to the universe.

Kippet was the first to speak up. He told Ordus to stop so they could all work together on the world, but he refused. Ordus was too intently focused on the earth beneath him, and ensuring that there were reasons and rules for everything there. Kippet quickly realized that reason was not the way to get what he wanted.

Instead, Kippet switched his focus to creating. There were already laws in place that he would have to abide by, but Kippet know that if he constructed something before Ordus could govern it, then he would have full control over how it turned out. He quickly flushed the world with flora and fauna. He encouraged Elodius to help, and together they drafted different animals and creatures to occupy the land.

Finally, Ordus raised his attention from his focus on laws. He was enraged to see that the world had been further built upon before the laws of the land had been fully established. He turned his anger on Kippet, and the two of them quarreled to give time to Elodius for the Creation of the Ancestor.