In the beginning, when the Maker first opened His eyes, He forged the Sigil —a boundless dimension of unison and magical energy, the first of His creations and the purest. Within this realm, He brought forth inhabitants whose true names have long since been lost, yet the Divinara teach us to call them Spirits, and so they are known. These spirits were kind and benevolent, and the Maker, in His wisdom, granted them the freedom to create and flourish as they pleased. To watch over the Sigil and maintain its harmony, He crafted the Anarà, six divine beings.

With the Sigil complete, the Maker turned His divine attention to a new creation. He birthed the Eldra, a realm of splendor and magic akin to the Sigil. Here, He fashioned creatures much like the Spirits but with one crucial difference: the Daemons, as they have come to be known, lacked the souls that graced the Spirits. Devoid of this essential essence, the Daemons turned to conquest and destruction to fill the void within them. Disheartened by this outcome, the Maker turned His gaze away, veiling the Eldra in darkness and sealing it away.

Lastly, the Maker turned His divine hand to Mythoria, a realm of purity that He sought to perfect. Unlike the Sigil or Eldra, Mythoria lacked natural magical energy and was purely physical in nature. Here, He gave rise to mortals —beings who, unlike the inhabitants of the other realms, lacked any innate magic. They were the Mortals. For this world, the Maker appointed the ten Issir, divine guardians tasked with guiding and overseeing the lives of these Mortals.

And so, our tale begins in Mythoria, where Mortals dwell and divine guidance shapes their destinies. It is a world touched by the divine, where Mortals live, love, and strive under the watchful eyes of the Issir.