Creator Myth

The Creator Myth is the basis of the monastic order's belief system in the Corky's Revenge campaign.

The myth
The Creator made the Eagle, and then the Creator made the world. They made the mountains, the oceans, the tundras; every creek and every stone, while the Eagle soared over and witnessed all. Many years after the last waterfall began flowing, after the last valley was carved, the Eagle came to the Creator and expressed its boredom and loneliness, for the world did not change after it was created, and there were no other beings to fly with it. To solve these things, The Creator parceled segments of its power to create the Gods, tasking them with continued and varied works of creation. The Gods created life. The Creator then made its final work, a mirror image to itself that it called the Destroyer. Its power spent, The Creator changed into an Eagle, and flew alongside its first creation, witnessing the work of the Gods, its children, and of the Destroyer, its kin. Together The Creator and the Eagle flew for an eon, never bored of the endless cycles of life and death, and never lonely. Eventually the Destroyer turned its gaze to the Eagle, for its task was to undo, slowly but surely, all of the Creators works, and the first was no exception. The Creator could not bear to be without its companion who had flown by its side for so long, and it decided to be taken, to die, as well. This is their grave. [[Category:M]]