Essay On Napalegek Myth
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Long ago there were a group of all powerful beings. There was Ayahac the god of light and peace, Then there was Napalegek the god of Darkness. They lived in harmony for thousands of years but eventually they became bored, so they brokered a deal. Ayahac begrudgingly would create man and Napalegek would happily do everything he could to exterminate them. There was only one rule, that they wouldn’t interfere with the mortals after they had created their animals. Man emerged from the heavens into a world of death and despair. Napalegek threw his best creature at them, the Drelx. The Drelx was a terrifying beast with claws for feet and a horrendous snake head. Man was no match for Gaim’s Drelx, man was on brink of defeat but Ayahac could not fathom what would happen if she lost, so Ayahac gave man …show more content…
He used all of his power to summon an army of creatures of pure darkness. Napalegek threatened to destroy the entire mortal realm unless Ayahac came and faced him. Ayahac came and spoke to him asking what had she done. Napalegek accused Ayahac of cheating in the games, Ayahac sadly admitted to helping the mortals. Napalegek and Ayahac came to agreement, they would face off in battle to determine who would be the victor. Napalegek and Ayahac both fought for months, one would gain ground only to lose it to the other. Napalegek and Ayahac launched a final assault, they charged toward each other backed by their army. The Mortals hid, fearing what the battle would cause. Napalegek and Ayahac collided with each other creating a light so bright that many plants perished from the intense heat. They then exploded, massive balls of light shot into the sky. All that was left of them was a single plumeria blossom. When the day faded into darkness they noticed spots of light in what once was a dark and gloomy sky. They called these lights Nilajren, today we call them
Long ago there were a group of all powerful beings. There was Ayahac the god of light and peace, Then there was Napalegek the god of Darkness. They lived in harmony for thousands of years but eventually they became bored, so they brokered a deal. Ayahac begrudgingly would create man and Napalegek would happily do everything he could to exterminate them. There was only one rule, that they wouldn’t interfere with the mortals after they had created their animals. Man emerged from the heavens into a world of death and despair. Napalegek threw his best creature at them, the Drelx. The Drelx was a terrifying beast with claws for feet and a horrendous snake head. Man was no match for Gaim’s Drelx, man was on brink of defeat but Ayahac could not fathom what would happen if she lost, so Ayahac gave man …show more content…
He used all of his power to summon an army of creatures of pure darkness. Napalegek threatened to destroy the entire mortal realm unless Ayahac came and faced him. Ayahac came and spoke to him asking what had she done. Napalegek accused Ayahac of cheating in the games, Ayahac sadly admitted to helping the mortals. Napalegek and Ayahac came to agreement, they would face off in battle to determine who would be the victor. Napalegek and Ayahac both fought for months, one would gain ground only to lose it to the other. Napalegek and Ayahac launched a final assault, they charged toward each other backed by their army. The Mortals hid, fearing what the battle would cause. Napalegek and Ayahac collided with each other creating a light so bright that many plants perished from the intense heat. They then exploded, massive balls of light shot into the sky. All that was left of them was a single plumeria blossom. When the day faded into darkness they noticed spots of light in what once was a dark and gloomy sky. They called these lights Nilajren, today we call them