Flame God

The Quiet God of Flame

Keeper of the Sealing Jinn, Possessor of the Five Flames

    Eons ago, the winds of the sun passed over the earth, upon which rode dregs of the Sun itself. Tiny motes of pure en
ergy settled on the ground, and the first flames of the Earth were born. Seeing plenty of fuel and an entire world to inhabit, they remained. Flourishing, growing larger. Gaining both strength and wisdom. The once-tiny flames became great bonfires, and then immense and all-consuming infernos with reckless abandon. Infighting broke out; needless struggles for territory and for prideful prestige. Only when they had driven themselves to near-extinction, writhing in the ashes of their fallen siblings, did they realize they could not be allowed untethered freedom. Fire, at its heart, must be controlled. And so, one amongst the many was chosen. A great ruler, to guide and to watch the flames with a wary eye. To never again allow them to proliferate to the point of self-annihilation.

 

    An embodiment of tranquility and self-control, the Quiet God of Flame lives still, tending and nurturing its children. Engulfed in a great inferno, yet one that does not issue heat, but warmth. One that billows slowly, like an immense blaze slowed down. The nameless deity's nature is at odds with its domain of raw energy. In each hand it cradles an elemental flame, conveying the god's dominion over all fire. Well, perhaps all fire no longer. Only a stump remains of the sixth hand, cleanly severed and stolen by another. Yet the five other hands remain enough to uphold the rule of the King of Fire. There is elemental fire, pure and sweet. The wild and treacherous fire of the dragons, the most difficult to control. Another hand clutches Eazl, the spiraled Jinn of Sealing. A queer and fractal black flame. And finally, the Blood Flame, Profaned fire of the Uuthuusians. 

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