Born In A Blackhole
In the silent era of the universe’s dawn, the First Primordial birthed the cosmos from nothingness, sacrificing his eyes—the Laws of Time and Space—to create the first twin deities. After populating the stars and establishing the elemental gods of Fire, Water, Earth, and Wind, the Primordial vanished into a self-imposed eternal seal, leaving behind a singular, cryptic prophecy: a child would one day be born with the power to bend fate itself.
For millennia, the universe flourished. The elemental gods grew drunk on the faith and worship of mortals—beasts, elves, dwarves, and the adaptable humans. Peace reigns until Chronos (Time) and Nyx (Space), the supreme rulers of the planet Gaia, conceive a child. The infant’s heartbeat sends a shockwave of primordial energy through the stars, signaling the arrival of the prophesied "God of Fate."
Terrified of being eclipsed by this new power, the elemental gods—Ignis, Poseidon, Terra, and Fujin—launch a treacherous, full-scale assault to extinguish the child before its first breath. In a desperate act of parental sacrifice, a weakened Chronos and Nyx ignite their entire reserves of faith energy to protect Gaia. The resulting explosion of space-time energy collapses the planet into a massive, 80-billion-solar-mass black hole, swallowing the world and its unborn savior into a void.
Gaia has vanished from the known universe, but as the black hole stabilizes, the echo of Chronos’s final curse lingers: the betrayal of the gods will be their ultimate undoing. Somewhere within the darkness, fate is waiting to wake up.