SYNOPSIS


Since time began, before the white men ever thought of the shores of Africa, before their civilization, the great continent of africa was filled with great men, beasts, monsters and gods.
Among the beasts none came as close to AKhuraka eater of gods and men, among the gods, none came as close to Khavah, The god of lightning and Thunder, and among men, a descendant of neither beast nor gods, one whose legendary and myth lays hidden in the time past, unfolds once again, His name is Kha'arma

NARRATOR



In the vast and mystical lands of Africa, where the sun sets on golden savannas and rises over lush jungles, the ancient gods Kulhleh and Khar-rehh ruled the celestial realm. They were siblings, born from the cosmic energies that shaped the universe. Kulhleh, the radiant god of light, blessed the land with warmth and illumination, while Khar-rehh, the enigmatic goddess of death, ensured that all living things returned to the embrace of darkness.

Long before humans walked the Earth, these divine beings roamed the heavens together. Their connection was profound, and they understood the importance of maintaining balance in the world they had created. As siblings, they shared a bond that transcended even the vastness of the cosmos.

In their divine abode, perched among the stars, Kulhleh and Khar-rehh weaved intricate tales into the fabric of existence. They fashioned the landscapes, the flora, and the fauna, each a masterpiece reflecting their mutual respect for one another's powers. As light and darkness worked hand in hand, the circle of life flourished.

Kulhleh's light breathed life into the plains, allowing vibrant wildlife to thrive. Elephants trumpeted in joy, lions roared majestically, and giraffes stretched their necks to reach the heavens. Under his watchful gaze, the rivers flowed, and the rains quenched the thirsty earth, ensuring that every corner of the continent was adorned in splendor.

In contrast, Khar-rehh's embrace brought closure and renewal. When an animal's life reached its end, she was there to guide its spirit to the afterlife, where they would find eternal peace. She taught the creatures to honor the cycle of life and to understand that every existence held meaning, whether it be short or long.



As ages passed and civilizations flourished across the African continent, the influence of Kulhleh and Khar-rehh remained woven into the fabric of life. From their divine connection, the birth of deities and demi-gods came to be, each one responsible for overseeing different aspects of the people's lives.

Among these celestial beings birthed by the siblings celestials, two stood out as the most feared and powerful, beloved and revered by the people. Khiahav, the God of Lightning and Thunder, embodied the raw energy of the heavens. With a mighty roar, he could summon storms that shook the earth and illuminated the skies. His presence was both awe-inspiring and fearsome, and the people often sought his guidance during turbulent times.

On the other hand, Kha'arma, the God of the Dead, held a more somber role. He ruled over the realm where spirits resided after departing the mortal world.
Kha'arma ensured that the souls found their way to the afterlife, where they would be embraced by the darkness and find eternal peace in his mother's embrace.

The people of Africa revered both deities above all else, for they knew that life and death were intertwined, just like the eternal dance of light and darkness between Kulhleh and Khar-rehh.

Khiavah and Kha'arma were seen as guardians, preserving the balance in the world and protecting their mortal subjects from harm.

But as the years went by, whispers of jealousy began to spread among the celestial beings. Kha'arma, though wise and dutiful, felt a pang of envy for his counterpart, Khiavah, for people began to see death and darkness for what they wished to see it as, cold, painful, unforgiving, unyielding and an end undeserving.

The people's admiration for the God of Lightning and Thunder seemed to overshadow the reverence for the God of the Dead. This seed of jealousy began to grow, fueling a desire within Kha'arma to ascend to greater power.

Kha'arma, consumed by ambition, hatched a plan to usurp the council's head and take control over all aspects of the heavens. He believed that by assuming Khiavah's position, he would earn the admiration and respect he craved. Unbeknownst to Khiavah, Kha'arma rallied a group of celestial beings who shared his ambition.

However, betrayal awaited Kha'arma for some of his supposed comrades were secretly loyal to Khiavah,


So when Kha'arma and his followers attempted to overthrow Khiahav, the God of Lightning and Thunder displayed his might in a dazzling display of lightning and thunder that reverberated throughout the celestial realm. A fierce battle ensued, this battle created many incredible monsters of legend and myth across the earth, in the end, Kha'arma's ambitious dreams were shattered.


Kha'arma was condemned to a realm between life and death, neither fully among the living nor the dead. There, he was to remain until the elder celestials returned to assess his worthiness of forgiveness. It was a punishment steeped in both justice and compassion, for even the celestial beings understood the complexities of the human heart. His name never to be spoken again, his altars never to bear his worship, his history wiped clean from tongues of all for all generations and time to come.


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CHAPTER ONE - LONG LIVE THE KING


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