[ WP ] Be afraid . For when the gods created man , they created him not in their own image , but to appease what lurks in the void .

It is said that when Zeus created man, he gave them four arms, four legs, and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them in half, condemning them to search for their other halves. What was not mentioned is that our other halves were exiled into the void, for fear that humanity will discover their darker selves and destroy their domain. 
 
 Obviously, Zeus is not the Greek god that we are so familiar with, but for now, that is who we will refer to this divine being as. Before the time of humanity, a war that echoed throughout the universe was waged between the gods that dwelt in the sky and the creatures that dwelt in the void. Neither the gods or creatures could agree on who would control the land that humanity would soon call home. So the war began, one that would last for a millennium. 
 
 The clashing of sword against talon reverberated throughout the midnight sky and broke down the surrounding mountains, creating the beaches. The blood that spilled from the gods and creatures alike stained the beaches and caused it to become red, giving sand its color. This war of divines had no end in sight, and soon affected humanity. Humanity's faces took sides but could not split, so humans fought among themselves, fighting for control of the body. Eventually, the gods did win and drove the creatures of the void back to where they came from, but with a special condition. The humans who fought for them would join them in the void, in lieu of their current home. The gods had no problems with this condition so they agreed, and thus humans were split in two and some were cast into the void, being sealed in with the creatures they fought for. 
 
 Some say that our other halves have found a way out of the void and into our world. It is hard to disagree with them because so many events seem to point to this being the truth. With this comes the fear of the creatures finding the way out of the void and into our world, inevitably causing the gods of old to go up in arms against those they once fought. While the gods of old have aged though, the creatures of the void have continued to grow in size and strength, and so I fear that the next war between these two will not have the same results as the first. I fear that the next time these two meet, it shall be the day of Armageddon.
