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− | == Introduction – The Myth of the World's Creation == |
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− | Long, long ago, at the time of legends - |
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− | When the gods created this world, three rules were made. |
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− | One. The conflict between gods isn't allowed to be brought into the world. |
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− | Two. The gods aren't allowed to intervene excessively in the world. |
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− | Three. All the gods must give one "present" to the world – a god created the living thing called "Human" for it. |
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− | Other gods prepared "Earth", created "Trees", bestowed "Water" and "Air", and prepared the forces of the spirits such as "Fire", "Ice" and "Thunder". |
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− | The gods who also created a variety of beasts, created races other than humans such as forest demons, spring women and fairies. |
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− | So one by one, the gifts were decided and before long it became the turn of the new gods. |
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− | However, the things that seemed to be necessary for the world were already decided by their predecessors. |
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− | So these new gods decided to bring their own personal artifacts to that world. |
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− | The devil Olraido released his valuable staff. |
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− | "The person who acquires this staff will be given a great power of creation. We'll assume that we can entrust this world to the person who knows how to use it." |
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− | The comfort god Letian parted with her favourite harp. |
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− | "This harp has the power to touch many hearts. I trust that it will be used responsibly." |
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− | The sacred god Iska parted with the jewel that adorned his body. |
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− | "I put my blessings into this jewel. Its power is divine protection and will support the people who live on this land..." |
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− | The artisan god Nirvario let go of his old personal hammer. |
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− | "This hammer was good to me. It will have the power to fix and forge everything. I don't know whether or not it can be mastered." |
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− | The military arts god Seshu gently removed his sword from his back. |
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− | "I've decided to provide a weapon that can take revenge and defend oneself. Compared with your gifts, it's hardly a great power, but it will surely be useful." |
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− | At the end the dragon god Draukeras, thought about it for a while and then broke off one of his horns... |
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− | "I have no possessions like everyone else. So, I will give away this horn." |
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− | Many of the gods had respect for the heart of the dragon who went as far as injuring his own body to give a present. |
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− | Thus, many dragons were born from the horn of the dragon god. |
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− | Therefore, dragons were said to be sacred beasts in the world. |
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− | No one must violate their territory – it was said. |
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− | And so, this world began. |
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