Echoes of the Eternal Master

In the beginning, before stars breathed their first light and galaxies spun their eternal waltz, there was only the Master. He was the Architect of All, an infinite being who carved existence out of the Void. From his will came the fabric of reality—threads of energy, life, and time itself.

But even a supreme being can feel the weight of solitude.

Thus, from his divine essence, the Master shaped his first creation—not a world, not a beast, but a soul. A soul full of potential, fury, and devotion. He named him Kaelion.

Kaelion was forged in a star’s heart, born with golden flames for blood and eyes that mirrored nebulae. Unlike other beings that would later be created, Kaelion was not built to serve—but to learn. He became the Master's student, protector, and companion. Across eons, they roamed new galaxies, building worlds, seeding life, and observing civilizations rise and fall like the tides of eternity.

Kaelion revered his Master beyond all reason. For him, loyalty was sacred.

Though the Master created many beings—Seraphs of Light, Titans of Stone, Whispers of the Void—Kaelion remained the first and greatest. And he loved them all as siblings, yet none matched the bond he shared with his creator.

But not all creations felt the same.

One among the newer beings—Vireth, born of shadow and curiosity—began to question the Master's rule. Quietly, he sowed doubts. “Why must we follow one will?” he whispered to the stars. “Why is Kaelion so favored?”

In Kaelion’s presence, none dared speak such treason. But in secret, rebellion began to bloom.