Raakash

The World of Raakash is the Discord Roleplaying equivalent of the Raakash Anthology; all canon events in this roleplaying world will not be canon on the narrative timeline.

The following are Interpretations of history that are still written by mortal historians, how much you want to believe what they have written, is up to you, the reader themselves. Things won't always seem as they are.

Gospel's History
These are a collection of time periods that are recorded by both mortal and divine hands, figments in history that help shape, stagnate, and maintain the order found in her people and creation.

The Gospel are a series of stories made by ancient historians believing in the Tundrel faith, giving insights into moments of history that made the Tundrel Faith become the more prominent than other religions.

The Cosmos
Legend has it that the world was born in a violent explosion that came from a never-ending battle way before those fights; an explosion that is said to have brought an end to that battle, and the part of creation that no one will ever know. When the time came for the light of that explosion to die, three bright stars crossed The Great Boundary and brought light with them.

Whether the heavens were painted black right after The collapse or from the unmatched prowess of the Three Primordial Stars would always remain a mystery that only the Gods and they themselves will know.

Their powers had always outmatched the Titans, and having arrived to the world scattered and away from their other siblings, they charged towards The Singularity that all three of them detected, laying waste to the many Titans that stood on their way. But it wasn't a journey that they could complete on their own, though they were mortals they still needed to bind The Truth of Their Existence to somewhere or someone, otherwise, they wouldn't exist in this world.

━Thus adopting to their ranks four young Titans whose minds have yet to be corroded with their ancestor's warmonger.

When they reunited with each other, they had already raised the young titans as if they were their parents. First of the Siblings Arjal adopted two titans and named them Maetrius and Corras; The Second Sibling Tarjun named her only titan Typhon; lastly the Third Sibling Malakhum named his only titan Moltanique. The Three Primordial Stars, or The Three Primordial Humans, who had some command over fate itself would then plan the roles these New-born Gods will take for their coming years.