In a distant epoch, on a far-flung planet, the ancient planet of Kawa once thrived as the nucleus of cosmic civilisation. There, the Plumians, masters of soulcraft and crystal magic, flourished under the guidance of Elyon Farron, leading all beings towards prosperity and enlightenment. This peaceful epoch persisted for millions of years until a cataclysm shattered the civilisation of Kawa and its divine era, ushering in a new age for all beings and humankind.

Human-led civilisations flourished in the subsequent aeons of cosmic reconstruction, diversifying in strength and culture. In stark contrast, the once-sacred Kawa withered, teetering on oblivion.

Before the calamity, Farron prophesied that a chosen daughter would one day reignite the glory of the Plumians. Yet, this prophesied heir remained elusive until three thousand years post-cataclysm, when fatefully chosen maidens May and Ray arrived on the lost planet, embarking on a quest to rediscover ancient gods and themselves.

Across time, space, fate, and destinypast, present, future and possibilities, two maidens, Elementalist and Soul Master, embarked on a quest shrouded in mystery. They delved into the essence of their planet, unravelling the dreams and souls. Their journey took them across the plateau, abyss, sea, and summit to unearth Kawa’s origins and Farron’s history. As they drew closer to the truth, the complexity of Farron’s being unfoldeda genesis of miracles and catastrophes alike.

The power of deities can alter worlds, yet equally, it can destroy them. Caught between the ordinary and the transcendent, the maidens’ wanderings compose a predestined anthem of existence and transcendence. Advancing in hesitation, refuting in reminiscence, they unveil the dusty annals of history and the scars of time.

On this voyage through Kawa, the Braves will probe the essence of divinity and humanity. And ultimately, they will confront the age-old, immortal question

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Nature Gods, supernatural beings in the old sense, are destined or cursed to live 500 years, then die to rebirth. Some guide the human race, some avoid it, some play games with humans as eternity is boring. As humanity fills earth, destroying nature, causing mass extinction, global warming, and massive pollution, the gods are coming together in their want to cull humanity to a manageable number, say, a million or less.

The three Spirit Gods are on the side of life and wish to save humanity as the unique species it is, intelligent, industries, albeit misguided through false religions, greed, and ignorance. These three spirit gods take every opportunity to thwart nature gods effort in culling humans, foremost the Firebird, Storms, Rat, and Vulture god of death, but they are losing. It is time for fresh blood, replacement Spirit Gods.

Yet, it is clear that humanity will cause its own extinction, utter polluting of earth, creating a dystopian existence in underground and a few sky-cities. Would it not be better to allow the firebird his Third Great War, the allow the Rat God to release the Black-Flu-Plague or the Vulture God continue crating mass deaths if humans will eventually do it themselves. Is it not better to preserve Earth and cull most humans?

At the point of no return, two eternal souls volunteer to become the new Spirit God of Souls and life Force and the Druid, God of Flora. They will continue the fight against the increasing number of gods turning against humanity to save their only eternal home. Is it right to prevent them? Should the spirit gods not prolong the inevitable. Eventually, there will be great suffering, one way or another, or will there? It all starts with a country bumpkin and a dying teenager desperately trying to find the Golden Eyed Wolf (god).

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