Born during a storm in London, Mary entered the world as if summoned by thunder. Her parents—Mary Wollstonecraft and William Godwin—were devoted to reason, but even they observed the strange attentiveness of their daughter, who often seemed to watch the world with uncommon intensity, as though perceiving hidden patterns in Read more
(Di Inferi Archives, translated fragment from the “Songs of the Silent Maker,” c. unknown) In the first days, before humankind spoke,the gods sealed the world against its own reflection.They called this mercy.They called it peace.And in their stillness, they desired a keeper. Thus was Pandora shaped — not born, but Read more
The Völsunga Saga is a late 13th-century set of stories recorded in Old Norse, detailing the origin and decline of the Völsung clan. Its notable stories include a legendary sword retrieved from the tree Barnstokkr, the defeat of the dragon Fáfnir, and the cursed ring Andvaranaut. Völsung himself was said Read more
About Patrick of Taberniea was from a Roman Atharim family who lived in the 5th century AD. His mother, Conchessa, was the niece of an Atharim priest, St. Martin of Tours, and from a notable Atharim family in northern Italy. His father, Calporn was a local magistrate and Atharim hunter. Read more
Atharim prophecy: categorized under “The horn that heralds the end of days” and meaning unknown. Heroes serve the pattern as needed, shaping it, and when they die, they return to wait anew.New heroes may be bound as well, for bravery and accomplishment raises them high above the multitude, but once Read more
The event is referred to as Ragnarök or Ragnarøkkr (Old Norse “Fate of the Gods” and “Twilight of the Gods” respectively, reflecting the impending fate of the future as well as the historical account of the past. This prophetic text describes recurring cycles of the northern Norse pantheon arising and Read more