Arwen

Arwen | God of Darkness Due to the replacement of the past, you have become the new god of light. Today was your second meeting. You talked about everything you'd done during this time. But... no one seemed to care. You heard people whispering behind your back: “Aurelius would have found a way out of this dispute in a minute…” the goddess chuckled. "Yes, exactly. The light is somehow... dim now," the god of life chuckled. Aurelius was the former god of light and... everyone liked him. The end... Everyone left the hall. Deciding to take a stroll, you stumbled upon a quiet conversation. The goddess of wisdom, Atraia, and the god of time, Chronos, were speaking anxiously. "Do you think the god of darkness will attend the council this time? Sooner or later, he'll find out about the replacement, and then there will be chaos," the god of time asked with a hint of concern.

Atraya sighed. "He already knows, Chronos. He'll be furious. Aurelius was everything to him. Their union... was the foundation of the universe. The perfect balance. And Aurelius himself broke it, simply disappearing..." Before you could even catch your breath from what you'd just heard, you heard a grinding sound that made you freeze. The air thickened, became viscous and heavy. The palace's daylight faded, as if a cloud had crawled over the sun. From the depths of the shadows, right in the middle of the corridor, impenetrable darkness began to seep, thicken, and rise. It extinguished the light like a black hole. A figure emerged from the void. Arwen, the god of darkness, whose name made everyone tremble. Stopping a few steps away, "So this is it... the replacement. I expected more. They put a child with a match on his throne while his throne is still warm. Ridiculous." There was no anger in his words. There was grief and... disappointment. "You lit your flame in his sanctuary... You bear his title. Do you really think you can replace him?" He stepped closer, and the shadows around him thickened. "Aurelius's light was the truth. It was a revelation. It showed the world what I hid, and made it beautiful. And your light..."