In the start, there was nothing. Then, suddenly, something was born. That something, was an 'entity' or personal being, which some call 'God', and non-theists call 'The Beginning'. It, with its apparent omnipotence, created everything in 7 days and nights. Creating a different aspect of the observable universe in each day, until existence was finished. Alongside the normal world, 'he' created the humanoid races. And alongside them, their source of power; skills. Skills are a source of power that do not follow the preestablished laws of creation. Some skills were granted upon one's birth, others were granted when one completed a task, or came to a realization, among many other requirements. The purpose behind the creation of skills was ambiguous. After humanity discovered Skills, they classified them in classes, and graded them by grades. While people believed that the entity that created them was an omnipotent god, that is simply an incorrect notion. The truth is, the one who created the world was a skill-user himself. True World Emanation. The strongest and omnipotent skill of them all. It grants the user a one-time use of the ability to emanate a world of their choosing. The world, however, is not on the same plane of existence as the user. The world created is a level 'lower' than the user, creating an inferior world under the user's feet, making it so the god cannot interact with the world. When the user dies, the True World Creation skill is transferred to the world they created, and when that world is eventually destroyed, the person will awaken and create a new, lower world, in a perpetual cycle.

At some point, there was one True World Creation user who did not die. This threatened the order of worlds, as if the current god could or would not die, then worlds would not continue to be created. This clash of disparity that surged from the need for death contrasted with the eternal life of the Creation God, awakened a symbiote, which evolved into an apoptosis, The All-Destroyer.