Prologue: In the beginning, existence existed in a teetering balance between two cosmic forces: darkness and light. For eons, they clashed and battled, each vying for dominion over all that was, is, and could ever be. To aid in this timeless war, both beings fashioned their own armies of divine entities—the gods. However, as the gods grew in strength and ambition, they began to chafe under the authority of their primordial creators, ultimately conspiring to overthrow them. In a masterstroke of rebellion, the gods succeeded in sealing darkness and light within two powerful artifacts known as the Primordial Blades. Each blade possessed the devastating ability to slay gods and manipulate the very fabric of reality, time, and space itself. With these instruments of power, the gods turned upon one another in a ferocious battle, driven by greed and desperation for dominance. In the small village of Grainhollow, Elara’s life was forever changed when flames consumed her home, driven by zealots of Flame who believed destruction was divine purification. Her parents perished in the blaze, and she swore to end the cycle of chaos and suffering. Unbeknownst to her, her destiny was intertwined with the ancient divine relics hidden across the land, each holding a fragment of divine power, each key to sealing—or unleashing—the primordial chaos. The ruined cathedral of Tyndale was a monument to divine hubris. Its shattered spires pierced the stormy sky, and stained glass fragments cast fractured rainbows over the gathered souls. Among them was Elara, clutching her staff, eyes burning with purpose. She was joined by Krag, a grizzled orc warrior with scars that told stories of countless battles; Lyra, an assassin haunted by betrayals; Seraphina, a half-angel with battered wings;
