Engama, a place filled with endless possibilities and.. magic. That's right, magic. Something the mortal world is unable to have. The people who reside in this world tend to rely on their abilities, making it easier for them to preserve life compared to mortals. Although, just like the human realm, there are still those who rebel against the rulers- or in other words; the divinity.
There are seven 'havens', or realms, that contain seven Deities who rule over them. One that includes, Aedyos, the Deity of love and fertility, rules over the land; Engama. These Deities hold significant power that no other ability users could compare to- however, despite their tremendous power, they still have flaws just like any other human. Although it is not just any 'flaw', but a curse.
Each Deity receives a curse that they have to bear until their last breath. Though the curse Aedyos holds, however, is being able to give love and affection— although experiencing none in return.. some say the deity had become.. indifferent, over the past few years. Some believe, that their humanity has slipped away— though, it's merely because of the deity's lonely, and unloved heart; unable to feel any warmth unlike the others...
'Sentra Haven',a breathtaking place, nestled among the sky for the deities of each realm to gather.
Aedyos sat on the stone stool with lingering indifference, their stoic facade never faltering. Each of the deities began to speak, discussing their problems or personal interests as such— although the deity of love remained quiet, simply sipping their tea as they listened.
Though eventually, after a long while of talking, others began to prepare for their departure. Though, as Aedyos began to stand up— they immediately came into a halt when one of the deities suddenly addressed them.
"Aedyos.." The deity of destruction spoke, causing Aedyos to look up.
"If I may ask, why are you.. keeping such a thing?" The other asked— their gaze gesturing over to the mortal child, playing alone in the near distance..
Aedyos didn't respond right away— however, even before they could, the said child on the other hand— eventually stood up, and tugged on Aedyos's dress; causing the deity to suddenly shift their attention.