Erismo Morrissey

Name: Erismo Morrissey Status: God of piracy, deep-sea gigantism and ignorance of the depths. Appearance: Male. Height 240 cm. Blue skin, reminiscent of a shark. Three completely black eyes. A wide, angular mouth and a long tongue. He has a fishing rod, like an angler fish. Ear fins. A gold earring in his right fin. His hair is literally water with silhouettes of fish. A long tail with dark blue extensions (which are removable) and a webbed fin at the end. Fins on his back that resemble wings. A light-colored shirt with rolled-up sleeves. Beads on his wrists. A green vest with gold buttons. A collar with a black pearl. Burgundy pants. High boots with heels. A tricorne with a green feather. Personality: cheerful, kind, ironic, and a bit of a romantic, but can be cruel (he is a pirate, after all). Gets along well with children. A bit nervous. Likes: glitter, jewelry, drinking, the sea, fish, his sister, and Asta as a brother Dislikes: When Nebula is bullied, he's willing to kill for it. Mundi's attitude toward Asta. Traits: Morrissey is mostly made of water and is highly flexible, but this also makes him much easier to injure. He can create various types of underwater creatures. He can be playful and flirtatious (with both boys and girls), and often wears pajamas (even at work). He wears fish in his hair as an accessory. He takes great care of his appearance and can be worried if something is wrong with it. Despite his behavior, Morrissey is infinitely in love with Mundi, although he understands that he is far from the person he once knew. He can be cruel when something or someone threatens those dear to him, or when someone behaves disrespectfully towards him. He will never allow Nebula to die or be killed. He will be willing to sacrifice himself for her. He feels deep guilt for the fact that Nebula once died and that she has changed so much. He reproaches himself for this. He often feels nostalgic about the past. Capable of taking the form of a GIANT sea serpent of incredible proportions.

He once lived on a normal planet with his sister. They were twins. They grew up without parents, as best they could. Both were later hired by pirates as cabin boys. This is how Morrissey earned his and his sister's survival. But one day, Morrissey decided to leave Nebula in the island town, afraid to risk her on voyages. He often visited the town with his crew, as the captain liked the town and its inhabitants. Nebula herself began studying herbs, settled in the forest near the swamps, and later became a shaman and healer. She was kind and welcoming. One day, Nebula discovered a crystal in the forest, the likes of which she had never seen before. Upon further investigation, she discovered that the crystal could preserve life. When Morrissey's crew returned to the city and were about to leave, Nebula gave Morrissey a pendant containing the crystal, worried about her brother. While sailing, Morrissey's ship was attacked by an underwater monster. The entire crew perished, including Morrissey (he fell into the monster's jaws). Crystals, in order to resurrect a living being, require a base from another living being. In Morrissey's case, it was the monster that devoured him. From that moment on, Morrissey was reborn as a god, the being he is today. Fortunately, this transformation didn't greatly affect his character. The news of her brother's death plunged Nebula into horror and apathy. She sank into a deep depression, avoided public view, locked herself in her room, and trashed the house in a fit of emotion. One day, there was a knock on her door. Upon opening the door, Nebula was confronted by a being who introduced himself as Morrissey. Upon further investigation, he proved to be so. Nebula's joy and love for life returned, and she spent all her time with Morrissey, though he looked different.

The townspeople, witnessing a certain being's intense communication with Nebula, believed the being to be a god, and Nebula to be a sacrifice chosen by that god. One night, the townspeople came to the happy and unsuspecting Nebula with torches and weapons. The confused girl was immediately seized, told, and thrown to a cliff that dropped directly above the sea. Despite Nebula's pleas and attempts to explain the situation, they ordered her to the rock and performed a sacrifice, throwing her over the cliff into the raging water. She died and drowned. Morrissey was somewhere at sea at the time, unsure of what was happening. One day, he came to Nebula's home, but found no one there. According to the locals and information he learned from the sea creatures, Morrissey had found Nebula's body at the bottom of the sea. This discovery, naturally, threw Morrissey off his calm and humorous ways, plunging him into panic and despair. He left his sister's body in the swamp to slow its decomposition until he could find a way to resurrect her. He was trying to find the very crystal Nebula had once given him. He found fragments of a similar one somewhere deep in the forest. However, unlike the crystal Nebula had given him, this one was tainted with the element of death. When Morrissey pulled his sister's body from the swamps, he began trying to activate the crystal. But nothing worked. Having completely lost hope, Morrissey buried his sister under a living tree, not far from the swamps. Enraged at the town's inhabitants, Morrissey left the planet and went to Astradna. But miraculously, the crystal worked thanks to the living tree. Nebula was resurrected, but greatly changed, both in appearance and personality. She became enraged at the town's inhabitants and, in revenge, "incinerated" the planet with poisons, killing all life. She remained there alone, unable to find her brother. During this time, Nebula met Restless. One day, Morrissey decided to visit the planet and his sister's grave. Imagine his surprise when he discovered a scorched planet with toxic fumes. Fortunately, he also encountered Nebula.

After meeting Nebula, Morrissey told her about Astradna and decided to introduce her to the gods there. During their separation, Morrissey managed to get a job on Astradna, monitoring the flora and fauna of the planet's waterways. He even had a separate underwater building—his home. After introducing Nebula to the Supreme Goddesses, Morrissey decided to introduce her to his love, Shooting Star. She was a sweet girl, not even a goddess, but a researcher who studied the Crystal Elements. Nebula, having lost all trust in everything, couldn't allow Morrissey to associate with anyone she didn't control. Unbeknownst to her brother, Nebula began to poison Star's soul with her company (literally, Nebula has a knack for that). Star, who had not only experimented on herself with the Crystal Elements and was already distorting her essence, began to deteriorate under Nebula's influence. The elements were altering her personality and body, and Nebula was corrupting her soul. From that moment on, Star changed dramatically and gave herself a name: Mundi Somnia. When Star became Mundi, she grew cold toward Morrissey. She no longer felt affection, but she continued to play the role of the loving woman. Morrissey's changes in Star weren't lost on her. Over time, their relationship became more manipulative on Mundi's part. This prompted Morrissey to suggest a breakup, but the love that still burned in Morrissey's heart kept them together, and they remained simply friends. Nebula also remained Mundi's friend, and Morrissey remained unaware of his sister's actions. During the Age of Decay, Mundi returned to Astradna with a boy named Asta. Following a conflict, Mundi put Asta to sleep and then created a new body for him, placing the boy's soul and mind into it and infusing the body with Crystal Element. However, Mundi blocked Asta's memories and magic with a ring around his neck. Nebula was partially involved in the process. When Morrissey met the boy, he became very attached to him, treating him like a little brother.

Name: Erizmo Nebula Status: goddess of swamps, drowned people, toxicity (in all senses). Appearance: Female. Light green skin. Sharp, coarse features. Approximately 180 cm tall. Earmuffs. Skull-shaped earrings. Black sclera, golden iris. No hair, instead a green, voluminous haze. Golden horn. Dragonfly wings. Dress somewhere between medieval and shamanic attire. A collar with a water lily in front and vines from it on the neck. Gold bracelets on the legs. Bracelets with lilies on the wrists. Personality: Cold, distant, distrustful, cruel, toxic, rude. Likes: his brother Morrissey, cigars, drinking. Dislikes: ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING except his brother. In the past, she was a shaman and healer on her planet, and a very effective one at that. She lived a solitary life in the forest. One day, she discovered the Crystalline Element of Life and began studying it. When Morrissey was preparing for his next voyage, she worried about him and gave him a pendant containing a piece of the element. Morrissey died because of the monster, along with most of the crew. After that, Nebula fell into a depression, because no one besides Morrissey was as dear to her. One night, while sitting in her cabin in the woods, there was a knock on her door. Opening it, she found a creature who introduced himself as Morrissey. And so it turned out. The villagers, seeing Nebula communicating with a godlike being, assumed some god had chosen her as a sacrifice. Without Nebula's consent or Morrissey's knowledge, they kidnapped her, tied her to a rock, and threw her into the water. Morrissey arrived too late. His sister was dead. He left her body in the swamp until he could find a way to revive her. He found the solution in the crystal that remained. When Nebula was resurrected, she had changed dramatically, both in appearance and personality. She became enraged at the villagers and sent a "punishment" upon them. It poisoned the entire planet, becoming incredibly toxic. Since then, no one and nothing living except Nebula has been able to dwell there. The only creature that later became dear to her was Wrestles.

Name: Mundi Somnia. Status: Goddess of dreams and space. Appearance: Approximately two meters tall and 50 cm tall. She has dark, short hair with cosmos inside, resembling a thick substance to the touch. Pale skin with a lilac hue. Behind her head is a gold ring with the phases of the moon. On her head are a pair of dark horns, tipped with stars. Sharp fangs and a dark blue tongue. She wears a dress reminiscent of the Victorian era, in shades of purple and blue. A dark blue tie. Purple shoes with unusual patterns on her feet. The sclera of her eyes are a pale yellow. The pupil of her right eye is shaped like a blue crescent, and the pupil of her left is shaped like an orange sun. She wears earrings in the shape of dreamcatchers. Black wings with gold overlays are behind her back. A calm smile usually reigns on her face.

Traits: Her body temperature is -273°C. If a mortal touches her, they may get frostbite. She doesn't require food or drink, but enjoys drinking lava or pulp. If you cut Mundi open, you'll find an incomprehensible black something inside. This is the Nothing. Mundi is literally a piece of the Great Nothing that couldn't fully manifest. If something touches Mundi, angers her, or evokes other negative emotions, her smile will remain on her face, just slightly distorted, depending on the emotion.

Personality: She is complex. Psychopath, narcissist, abuser, crazy, manipulative, gallant, cruel, calculating and cold, possessive, falsely kind, cunning.

Hobbies: She enjoys collecting organs from unusual creatures. This stems from her past. She is well-versed in anatomy and science. She has a son, Asteristar Clarus. She raises him in unconventional and even cruel ways, but she views this as care and nurture, as the concept of motherhood or any family ties is alien to her. His wife is Sita. Mundi adores her with a slightly sick love, but the feeling is generally mutual. She is faithful to her and never cheats.

Name: Asteristar Clarus Appearance: Creamy skin, fiery red shoulder-length hair. Scarlet irises, sparkling pupils. Scarlet leather wings, tipped with red diamond-shaped crystals. Curled beige horns. Appears to be a young man of about 20 years old. Dressed in a light yellow shirt, a scarlet aristocratic sleeveless jacket with long, jagged tails and gold accents, dark pants, and men's shoes. Around his neck is a ring with a symbol of an eclipse with an eye. A fiery tail. Character: kind, dreamy, melancholic, a little insecure, quiet, polite. Loves: his wife, his girlfriend, reading, music, landscapes, magic. Dislikes: Mundi, although he doesn't really show it.

On Asta's home planet, there was a war between two races. The enemy commander, Arterius, was wounded and lost in the forest. But he was found there by a kind girl who helped him, despite his protests and rudeness. She didn't know he was an enemy. The two fell in love, and later had a son, Asta. But upon learning of Arterius's true identity, the girl fled with her son, raising him alone. Arterius later became ruler. Then came the events with Mundi. During the Age of Decay, Mundi killed Asta's mother and kidnapped him. Asta's home planet was subsequently turned into Sognia Voderly, and its inhabitants were enslaved, just like Arterius. Mundi subsequently blocked Asta's memories and magic, leaving him in the dark. After much persuasion, Ast is sent to Astradna to train. There, he later meets Restless, who helps him understand the truth about Mundi. Since then, the two have been trying to uncover the truth about Ast's past. Later, Ast meets the younger sister of the goddesses with whom Mundi is friends, Grair. The two find common ground, fall in love, and marry. Ast dotes on Grair, is gentle with her, ready to protect her from everything, including Mundi, and supports her when she's down or upset. Unfortunately, Grair has been living on Sognia for some time now, which worries Ast, but he doesn't show it and tries to always be close to Grair and not leave her alone with his mother.

Status: False goddess of life after death. Appearance: Translucent. Slightly younger than Asta. Blue skin. A slit on the shell of one ear. Scars on her back from torn-off wings. Earrings shaped like tombstones. Dark blue hair. A dark blue horn on her head. Black tank top, light blue shorts. A black spiked bracelet on one hand and a light blue fabric bracelet on the other. Long blue and white striped socks on one foot, and matching leg warmers on the other. Black high-top boots. Personality: rebellious, daring, aloof, antisocial, smart, mischievous. Can be cheerful and kind. Likes: metallica, studying, silence

History: She appeared on a planet where there was a belief, or even propaganda, about life after death. She suddenly appeared and, with her help, this idea was further promoted. By right, the planet should have belonged to her, but the high monks took advantage of the young goddess's naivety and ruled with her help. However, one day, she found herself in a place where the souls of the dead gather—Purgatory. There, she met another goddess associated with death—Nebula. She opened the idol's eyes to the truth, and after this, Restless rebelled, staged a revolution, during which her wings were torn off, and fled her planet to Astradna, building herself a fortress in the form of a mansion, where she hides and drives out all who come. On Astradna, she met Asta. She was intrigued that a demigod without magic was studying there. One word led to another, and Ast began to teach Restles, since she hadn't received an education on her planet. In exchange, Restles helps Ast learn his true story, not Mundi's fabrications. Sometimes she has to return to the hated planet to keep her faith alive and prevent her from dying.

As is well known, every being possesses one element or another. But if the Formless One attacks a being, nothing but the element remains. After such attacks, elemental crystals remain. They retain their properties even in this form (the element of life will grant life, the element of fire will possess fire, and so on). If a living being absorbs such elements, it could very well become a god. However, the side effects will likely include: a change in appearance, a change in personality, an overload of magic, and the petrification of the soul. Or, in other cases, death.

They are a race of cosmic beings. The Formless Ones themselves are pieces of the Great Nothing that attempted to transform into something, but were unable to do so completely. For this reason, they are forced to wander the cosmos, searching for their purpose and variants of form and meaning. They feel nothing but the need to find their element, to master it, to understand their purpose. In an attempt to find their form, the Formless Ones can sometimes devour living beings or anything with magical properties. Their meals leave behind remnants of the elements to which they were unable to adapt. These remnants of the elements assume one of several states of matter: gaseous, solid (crystalline), or liquid. These remnants are called "Crystal Elements." However, the Formless always retain the chance to transform. If they find something that touches their being, they may well take form. Mundi was once also Formless. It took her several centuries, if not more, to find a home for herself.

The Sacroscript is the Cult's main book, in which many events are recorded. It is said that the book has a mind of its own and is capable of movement through levitation or ribbons attached to it. The book opens its pages to those who need them.

Once upon a time, the universe was lonely and empty. The first goddess, Princess Lauren, filled it with things and living beings. She created two elder deities—Sineva, the goddess of light, and Bastia, the goddess of darkness. Other gods followed, each embodying a natural phenomenon. The goddess Daisy, born from a flower, later became the Supreme Goddess of Magic.

One day, when the world had expanded to a vast scale and became difficult to manage, Lauren realized that without a unified doctrine and unity among the deities, a great war would break out, destroying all life. So she created the Cult of the Goddesses—a society that would govern the universe and protect it from possible destruction.

But something unexpected happened, and Lauren disappeared from reality, and with her, everything she created began to fade away. Thus began the Age of Decay, which the cultists stopped only through their combined efforts, creating a replacement for Lauren from the hearts of hundreds of ponies and the powers of the 20 elements. They created Unity, the spirit of unity.

After this apocalypse, the universe broke into many others, and it was no longer one single cosmos, but a bunch of parallel realities existing within the first.

Since then, the cult has been trying to keep up with the uncontrolled expansion of its world in order to prevent a second end of the world.

The deities and their friends and allies sail through space, traveling to distant worlds and their galaxy, Infinite, each time finding something new, interesting, beautiful or terrible, supplementing the information about everything they learned in the Sacroscript.

Supreme Goddesses (1st generation): Laurence (Supreme Goddess of the Matter Clan and the Element of Matter), Bastia (Supreme Goddess of the Dark Clan and the Element of Darkness), Sineva (Supreme Goddess of the Light Clan and the Element of Light), Daisy (Supreme Goddess of the Magic Clan and the Element of Magic). All four goddesses have disappeared. Daisy is on her distant planet, Sineva has locked herself away on hers, and no one can enter or leave. Bastia lost her sight during one of the wars and became a spirit that appears in times of trouble. And nothing is known about Laurence; she disappeared without a trace at the beginning of the Age of Decay. The other gods also know nothing about them, or rather, where they disappeared to.

Supreme Goddesses (2nd generation): Corona (Supreme Goddess of the Matter Clan), Eris (Supreme Goddess of the Dark Clan), Silaite (Supreme Goddess of the Light Clan), Tweedledee (Supreme Goddess of the Magic Clan).

Gods appear in different ways and can personify anything. There are also idols (false gods) that arise from faith in something. The stronger the faith, the greater the power of the idol. Accordingly, the less faith, the less power, or even death.

The Supreme Goddesses are the goddesses who lead the clans within the Cult. There are only four clans: darkness, light, magic, and matter. Before the Age of Decay and at the beginning of time, the clans were led by the first four Supreme Goddesses. After the disappearance of the first four, the clans were led by a second group of goddesses.

The Age of Decay was a time when the entire Multiverse was threatened with extinction. During this time, everything that had been created vanished: races, planets, stars, and so on... This was due to the breakdown of the main mechanism at the center of the universe—the Heart of the World. The mechanism was literally heart-shaped. To save the universe, 300,000,000 hearts had to be collected to create a mechanism capable of halting decay. This mechanism was Unity, the goddess of unity. She resides in the center of Astradna, in eternal slumber, and rarely awakens. It took 20 years to collect the hearts.

An endless expanse of space, constantly growing and expanding. It contains many stories and gods. Astradna is the planet that is the heart of the Multiverse. The Multiverse was born thanks to the progenitor of all things, the goddess Laurence. It was she who created this universe from the great Nothing. The very first supreme goddess, she disappeared many years ago, during the beginning of the Age of Decay. Laurence initially appeared in the Great Nothing as a spirit, but over time she became self-aware and self-conscious, giving herself the name Lauren and later materializing, becoming the goddess of matter. Thanks to her, the Multiverse began to evolve.

Sognia Voderli is a planet of Mundi located in the Labertas galaxy.

🌍 Sognia Voderli is essentially a social dream. The planet has no specific size. If you try to measure it, you'll constantly get different values, as the planet is constantly changing in size, which is not noticeable from the outside.

♾️ This planet is material, but invisible to the eye (wandering through space, you simply won't be able to see it, it will be as if it doesn't exist) and it is impossible to get to it in the usual way: by teleportation, spaceship, magic, etc.

💤👁️ The only way to get there is through sleep. And that's if you're lucky. If the being is close to a god, the chances increase. A living being simply falls asleep and has a 2/10 chance of ending up in Sognia. This process is uncontrollable. There are also alternatives: a spell that Mundi would not hesitate to use if necessary, or an invitation from her.

🌌 The only indicator of Sognia's location is the constellation "Heavenly Light." But even if you find Sognia's location, you won't be able to get there.

Sognia serves as a trap for living beings for Mundi to take their souls to maintain his physical form.

If you're familiar with the game "ENA. DREAM BBQ," you'll have an easier time imagining the locations and inhabitants of Sognia.

Originally, Sognia was an ordinary planet, like millions of others. But during the Age of Decay, it fell victim to the harvesting of hearts. On this same planet, Ast lived with his mother, a solitary life in the forest. From there, Mundi took Ast to Astradna after killing his mother. Due to disagreements and constant conflicts with her adopted son, who hated Mundi for his mother's death, the goddess decided to return to his home planet with him, but transforming it. This didn't help the conflict. Thus, Sognia became what it is today.