Chapter 125: Chapter 123: The Life of the Villagers

In the dim and distant past, when there were no mortal civilizations of note on the world and the sun still shone brightly, the entire planet was illuminated by its radiance in an untouched, unquestioned way. It was a time of plenty and expansion, when both the land and its inhabitants were thriving and bountiful. However, one day, without any prior notice, the sun suddenly disappeared, plunging the entire world into total darkness.

People, having never lived in a world without the sun, panicked and became like beasts. They were unable to figure out how to live without it. Their crops shriveled and died, their animals died, and the people became despondent as they too shriveled and died in both body and soul. They beseeched the gods for assistance, but none of them came through for them, and the world descended into darkness and cold.

The gloom was more than simply a material thing; it was also a spiritual one. People stopped believing, they stopped having hope, and they stopped seeing a future for themselves. They allowed themselves to be overcome by terror and desperation, and as a result, they turned against one another and against the gods they once held in reverence.

However, the gods did not forsake them; they placed the men of the world under a test, and all the while, they listened to the pleas of the people, which they answered by giving us the first hero, Azimuth of the Torn Sky.

She would be tasked with advocating the mortal agenda against the principality of darkness.

Our first hero proceeded into the darkness armed with her sword and shield, and after a series of challenges and conflicts, she discovered the reason for the disappearance of the sun. It turned out to be a powerful corruption that was responsible for concealing the sun in order to throw the entire world into anarchy and darkness. The first hero fought a fierce battle against the demon, and in the end, she emerged victorious. She was successful in retrieving the sun and bringing it back to the globe; as a result, the light returned, and the world was once again enveloped in warmth for all time.

The people were overjoyed, and they celebrated the sun's return while also expressing their gratitude to the gods. They pledged that they would never forget, and as a result, the first congregation of the Holy-Church was established at that time.