L25.337 Before the Seas, by Anonymous - Part 1

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Before the seas, only void and salt existed as two stones, mingling in a tenuous balance. Void sought Salt, and Salt sought void - both substances sought to consume one another, causing both Void and Salt to break apart and multiply.

The first breaking of Salt and Void caused the birth of the Primordial Deities, the Deity of Time Ul-Asu and Deity of Space Ul-Asi, who both bore the likeness of colossal serpents that soared across the newborn world.

Ul-Asu bore more Salt in her body, and Ul-Asi bore more Void in her body.

Due to the nature of their bodies and the great hunger they felt due to the incompleteness of Salt and Void, they chased one another - Ul-Asu seeking to consume the Salt of Ul-Asi, and Ul-Asi seeking to consume the Void of Ul-Asu.

In their struggle to eat one another, they bodies clashed, causing Salt to spin, unknowingly giving life to the Deity of Air Ul-Ubzi and then the Deity of Water Ul-Anag.

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