History of Kyindera
The Rebirth of a Universe
Before the world of Tison's gates were even thought of, a world of immortal beings created a large system of planets in their galaxy. Many a god and goddess, all who were cruel and ruthless ruled this universe.
These beings relied on the fruit of a garden to retain their eternal youth and beauty. The fruit in particular that they needed to retain their eternal youth and life were magical golden apples held and created only by the goddess who inhabited the garden. This goddess would always be the current member of a very special family in that realm.
When a pregnant woman of the realm the gods ruled entered the realm of them against their wishes to beg for a blessing so her baby would not die they cast her from them and left her to die. The woman ran into the mystic garden where the gods got the flowers that kept them eternally young and healthy and wished to become a flower and for her babe to keep living. The woman died but her life essence routed to the mystic plants and the snake god who guarded the garden took pity upon the girl and her dying babe. The god, who was old and dying, gave his power to the woman, as did the plants of eternity.
Born of that union of power was a new race of beings known as the Rishoku. Beings who bore the bodies of snakes which had become human in nature and some manners, that rooted in the center of the garden and bore golden apples that restored youth, power, health, and life. These six-armed deities were born with no gender and humanoid features. But as they aged they would become more plantlike and more serpentine as well as becoming more and more of their chosen gender. The final stage of their change between genders was the growth of a serpent's tail or the roots of a tree. Only females could bear the mighty lifebringing golden apples but the males could bear the fruits of wisdom and virtue.
However, the race died quickly. The gods originally considered them an abomination. They killed all but one-a young female- and left her to tend the garden. As females of that race would only be able to produce one of their kind asexually and that would be upon adulthood, the girl decided to remain loyal to the gods of that realm and keep her life.
From the day of that decision the female who cared for the garden and gave the apples was considered a high-ranking goddess. The goddess's one asexual offspring was to be raised as a female and take her mother's place after her mother's death-which would be upon her daughter reaching adulthood- or her choosing by the gods.
However, one of the goddesses gained her power very early in life. Her mother had reproduced late and had given birth to the most wondrous of all the young of that race. Her apples were the most potent and as soon as that was found out the gods destroyed her mother and forced her to be forced to witness the world before her childlike mind was ready. As she was still young and innocent when she was exposed to how cruelly the gods treated the people of the world she refused to give them their apples till they treated the people more nicely. As revenge they took the apples from her. But it did no good. The apples that were stolen cursed the eater horribly and soon that being would die.
The gods, in anger, destroyed the people of their universe to frighten the girl but still she refused. They would have killed her for her refusal but she hid herself in the garden, which blocked them out. The gods of that world slowly began to die out, as they could not heal themselves from the diseases that spread from when the other gods had died of the poisoned or cursed apples.
Alone in this world, the child goddess, Kyindera, cried upon her fallen apples for the universe that was destroyed. Her tears fell upon the garden and it wept with her. And the tears of that mystical garden fell to the empty worlds, rebirthing them from the destroyed worlds they had been. From the mystical powers of the garden and her sobs were born new gods to rule this world in kindness and prosperity.
Only one world did not get completely reborn, as it should have been. Some of the blood of the gods that had died seeped into the soil of that world. This world, the light realm Lolian and its god Jujike were eternally tainted with evil. An evil that would later rise up to reclaim what was believed to be theirs.
Kyindera ruled over this new universe-calling it Tison, which in the language of the Rishoku meant hope- and then let it be cared for by its new good deities while she lived out a life of peace and happiness.
When Kyindera became a young woman she was asked to marry one of these deities, the Tison god of War, Vudashi, and she was the mother of his child. But when he died she grieved greatly and helped to care for their son Kevashi who resembled his father so greatly.
Years later her natural Rishoku offspring was born, a child she dubbed Wiren. Wiren was the first of the race in many centuries that wasn't raised as a female alone. Wiren was going to be the first male of the species in ten billion years but he died an untimely death due to Jujike stabbing him through the heart while the boy protected Deiyya.
Kyindera, died a happy death despite this. All of Tison mourned the passing of their creator and as she died she shed happy tears, her body vanishes from this world maybe one day to return and save her thriving realm once more.
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