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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ambrus" data-source="post: 3608431" data-attributes="member: 17691">"Once I'd created the world upon which you arose, one of many jewels I'd placed in the cosmos, I did brush the clouds enshrouding its surface with my solar wind and did cause a torrent of rain to fall and thus smother the earth's surface with your essence. I did then gaze down upon your seas and see my own reflection shining up at me and thus did you come to be; my reflection, my opposite element.Gaze upon my glory; my power is indeed great and my will can cause the other elements to slowly shift and coalesce in space, but I dare not approach your world for my presence would boil away your seas and melt the earth once more. You who are of the essence of water and who are able to drift through the world's oceans and seas freely and who can command the rains to fall with a mere thought I entrust with the dominion of the element of water.You are the first God to announce itself to me, but an unknown Whisper sounded in mine ears earlier and other events now seem to be transpiring across the breadth of Creation for which I do not believe I am directly responsible."The Empyrean's point of focus shifts to the unfamiliar shape which suddenly appears in its proximity in the depths of space. The empyrean has never seen a humanoid shape and does not immediately comprehend what it sees, and yet it recognizes the divine power not entirely dissimilar from its own.The Empyrean examines the race of men as this new god makes it aware of their existence for the first time. "Greetings Hash'Mileak. I am the Empyrean. I neither recognize you or the minuscule creatures you now show me. You speak of reverence for me, and yet you only now introduce yourself to me at a time when you beg of me a favor. Seeing what it is you deign to show me now, I see that you have already seen fit to create new life, and make of my divine fire a gift onto them; both without having need of my aid. I bear these creatures no ill will, but since they already benefit of my fire to keep them warm as well as the gifts of earth and magic, then I choose to withhold the bestowal of any further gifts onto these beings for the time being."The Empyrean flares in sympathy as it feels the death throes of one of its countless stellar avatars as its divine fire is siphoned and snuffed out by the great corrupted wyrm Malchygara. "Who has done this? Who has dared to destroy that which I had chosen to create?!?"</blockquote>

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