Before existence had a name, before even the concept of reality could form, there was only Nothingness—an endless, eternal void without form, thought, or time. But even Nothingness was not empty.
From the very heart of this boundless emptiness, a singular essence began to stir—Chaos. It was not energy, yet it held all energies. It was not a being, yet it birthed all existence. Chaos was the Alpha and the Omega, the origin and the end, the unexplainable source from which all things would eventually arise. It wasn't simply an element or force—it was the Origin itself.
From this omnipotent Chaos, two distinct essences began to manifest—each drawn from the purest form of the origin.
The first was the Primordial Origin Essence, the purest and most potent fragment of Chaos. It contained within it the blueprint of all bloodlines, all bodies, and every structure that would ever exist. It was the source of all energy—the foundation from which Qi, mana, aura, divine power, and all forms of mystical force would eventually evolve. Over the vast eons, however, this essence—the true seed of creation—was forgotten, lost to time and memory, its existence buried beneath the layers of myths and cosmic history.
The second essence took a different path. As it evolved, it gained awareness—a will of its own. This essence, entrusted with the task of maintaining balance, birthed thought, structure, law, and order. It became the System, the embodiment of Chaos's will. And from this evolved the one that governs all—the God of All System, the supreme construct responsible for preserving equilibrium across the vast expanse of the Multiverse. It was not a mere tool, but a sentient principle, a divine architect upholding the balance between all universal forces, Daos, and energies.
As the saying goes—from Nothing, One emerged; from One, Two formed; from Two, Three were born—and from the Three, all things took shape.
To allow creation to manifest, the first requirement was structure—a container for all energy, matter, and spirit. Thus, from Chaos, two primordial elements were born—Space and Time. Space served as the canvas for creation, while Time gave it motion, evolution, and change. Like Yin and Yang, these two elements complemented and contrasted each other, allowing the framework of reality to finally begin taking form.
Following the birth of Space and Time came the emergence of two more primal forces: Light and Darkness. These weren't mere opposites; they were co-dependent siblings—Light brought clarity and manifestation, while Darkness allowed for concealment, mystery, and rest. Together with Space and Time, they became the Four Pillars of Creation.
Their interactions gave rise to more complex forces. Lightning surged from the conflict between Light and Darkness—symbolizing judgment, punishment, and divine intervention. From the dance of raw energies came Fire, Water, and Earth, each bringing unique essence to matter and life.
Then came Wind, flowing freely through Space and Time. Wood sprouted from Earth and Water, embodying growth, life, and connection. Metal, evolved from Earth, brought rigidity, strength, and willpower. From Water's stillness, Ice was born—cold, distant, and timeless.
Finally, the more abstract energies emerged: Life, Death, Luck, Destiny, Karma—forces that tied all living beings to the very fabric of existence. Each of these energies became part of the 3000 Daos, constantly evolving as the multiverse expanded.
And so, from Chaos, Space, and Time... to Light and Darkness... to the very energies that define purpose and fate, the infinite layers of the Multiverse were built.