Mik'el Aj Oharaj

In the beginning, all was chaos, an amorphous mass of dust and stars orbiting aimlessly through the cosmos. The heavens were shrouded in darkness and silence, but soon the first elements that would give life to the earth began to emerge: night, day, darkness, light, water... From them arose the Sun and the Moon; the Sun stood proudly above all other elements, its beauty unmatched. Each dawn it emerged to illuminate the world with its radiance; its rays created flowers, vast meadows, and harvests, and made humankind possible. For this reason, mortal beings paid homage to it and celebrated festivals in its honor.

But when the Sun god discovered that other gods were also worshipping the Moon, he flew into a rage. In a fit of jealousy, knowing she was more beautiful than him, he abandoned his role as a celestial body and took on the form of mortals. He assumed the appearance of a tall, strong, and dark-skinned man, his eyes flashing crimson like the sunset itself, befitting his divinity. He chose the name Mik'el to remain unnoticed, and he fell asleep among the grasses of the field, waiting for nightfall to judge for himself the one who had stolen his attention.