Notes

<p>In the beginning, the writer said, "Let there be a world with four moon orbiting two stars orbiting a black hole outside a galaxy." And was so, and it was good.

Then the writer said, "Let the world have four levels: the surface of land, the underground, the waters, and the sky." And it was so, and it was good. The writer called these level "Avel, Uun, Auriese, and Kaya," together it would be known as the AUAK.

The writer called the moons Alru, and named them Vialru, for Law, Onalru, for Good, always opposite of Pualru, for Evil, and lastly Kaalru, for Chaos.

The stars, the writer called Roia, and named them Merroi and Verroi, the White Mother and Golden Father. 

The Mother and Father protect the AUAK from Death, from the black hole the writer called Illek, the Devourer.

Then the writer decided that many races should inhabit the AUAK, and that they should strive to work in cooperation with one another. But the characters did not agree with the writer, they chose to fight amongst each other over their differences, and so the writer tried to force the characters to cooperate. 

And thus begins the story of this world.

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