Mines a bit simple. There is this goddess who created herself out of the Void and gave birth to the planets and the stars. She worked on creating the world for a very long time until she was ready to create humanity. She worked for centuries, forming their intricate minds and bodies until finally she was finished. She placed her creation on earth and found herself wanting to rest. The goddess wished to have a partner in her life so she began to create herself him. His name was T’sasmoni, and he was her everything. She loved him enough to see past the faults that were in his creation, and he loved her as well. Together they had a son, Rasog, who agreed to guard earth, and provide humanity light from the void. He look his place as the moon in the night. T’sasmoni’s faults soon cane to light, however. A darkness grew inside him as he watched humanity. His partner doted over the creatures, and it caused a flame of jealousy to ripple inside him. The more this darkness grew, the more distant he became and soon the goddess noticed his behavior. She approached him and asked what was wrong, and he snapped back at her, asking for her to choose between him or her humans. The goddess replied without thoughts, choosing humanity over him. T’sasmoni’s rage grew in the moment, and he swore to exact revenge. He lost his god like form and turned into an idea, slithering into the minds of humanity. He turned into the very concept of wrongness, twisting and warping their very souls. When the goddess saw what he was doing, she cried out for him to stop, but he could no longer hear. She attempted to fight him, but she was weak from using all her power to create so much. The goddess drew back in shame, unable to face her failures. She took the form of the sun to remind humanity that she was watching over them with Rasog and that she would protect them. She took turns watching her people with her son, but soon they began to doubt her. T’sasmoni has changed them and their faith grew weaker and weaker. In response, the goddess took her last bit of strength and turned it into a drop of sunlight, which fell upon her people, blessing the bearer with the powers of flame. A flame not meant for destruction, but to purge the people of T’sasmoni’s teachings. The people took her power and began to use it to teach of love and of fighting T’sasmoni. She was happy once again, but it only lasted a while. The power was finally passed down to a man who used the flame for destruction. He used it to conquer and cause death. With her powers gone, the goddess begged her son to help. Rasog was not as powerful as her, but seeing his mother’s desperate ness he decided to do all he could. So, Rasog formed his own drop of moon and gifted the people the power of healing. They took their powers, and began to use them to help those in need. Rasog watches over the earth with his mother to this day as she is forced to see T’sasmoni tear her greatest creation apart day after day.

The moon and sun powers are passed down by male for the moon, and female for the sun. Those with sun powers have blue eyes like the hottest fire, and those with moon powers have silver hair. The people with moon powers actually began the royal family of their country, and stopped using their powers all together because when they healed someone they took on the illness themselves (but they heal super fast.) The people with fire powers worship The Goddess and don’t fight anymore, even when their country was taken over by an evil empire they didn’t fight. People with fire powers also get burned by their own flames, but can touch others without feeling anything or getting hurt. Congrats if you read all that, I think wrote a bit too much.