Even the gods have forgotten why they first began to fight, locked in an endless struggle. Under the overlapping shroud of blood and light, the Dream Goddess Ilia gave birth to two fifth-generation chief gods: Leinsus, the God of Life, and Hissa, the God of Law. Leinsus, born in healing light, represents hope and creation. Hissa, born in destructive blood, represents despair and ruin. Leinsus plucked a feather from himself as a gift for his younger brother. Hissa had no special gift to offer, so he contributed a drop of his own blood. The blood dripped, and the feather enveloped it, together nurturing a seed—Tia. This brought great joy to their young hearts. Carrying the seed of Tia, they traveled to a land far from the flames of the holy war and carefully planted it. Almost instantly, the seed sprouted and grew into a towering tree. Its crown transformed into solid, vast earth, while its densely woven roots supported this land. Leinsus and Hissa named this continent "Vinde," meaning the Pure Land. But the newborn Vinde had nothing except barren and desolate soil. Leinsus touched the earth, infusing Vinde with the power of life. A dazzling elemental light burst from the depths of the tree roots, ascending along the trunk into the sky. Kothorn, the Divine King of Hareolt, sensed the power of the elemental light. He dispatched seven goddesses to descend upon Vinde, where they formed contracts with the Elemental Spirit Kings. The goddesses arrived before the Mother Tree Tia, playing divine instruments and chanting hymns. They blessed the continent with elemental power, guiding the development of history and civilization. Thus, the sacred Poem of the Seven Realms began to resonate in every corner of Vinde.