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Origen. The origin of the Origen multiverse. When it appeared there were many gods and goddesses born out of it. There was deities of things like time, space, love, darkness, death, life, joy, light and many others. These powerful immortal entities were given full control over their assigned tasks. And their existence, kept that very thing in check and balance.

The gods and goddesses of Origen were given many tasks. One of such tasks was to create worlds, life and keep everything in balance. And for a while, they did. But each god was bound by rules that kept everything in check and balanced in the universe. Each rule differed for each of the deities according to what they stood for. But a few rules were for all of them. 1. The deities could not directly kill one another, 2. The deities must follow orders from Origen central command, and 3. The deities were not permitted to procreate or have their own children, rather they should focus on using their powers to create life to inhabit their worlds they created instead.

Now that we know all that let's focus on two of these deities in particular. The god of time, Djaden. And the goddess of space, Galexis. They were always drawn to one another. Time and space are so similarly connected in each and every way after all. Over the eons spent together they grew close, very close, to call them soulmates would be an understatement. They became inseparable. The other gods and goddesses may of also developed their own relationships between each other, but none was either as powerful or as mutual as the bond that Djaden and Galexis shared. In time all they could see was each other, and they forgot one of the most important rules for the gods. Do not procreate.

Being sort of a general rule-breaker by nature anyway, Djaden decided to express his love to Galexis in a way he never had before. And the rule was broken, a child was conceived in the womb of Galexis. But that child, was highly unstable, and insanely powerful. A paradox. A potential Origen-ending disaster.

The lovebirds tried to keep the pregnancy a secret but as time went on and Galexis started to appear more pregnant on the outside, they knew they could no longer hide it. Djaden gathered the gods to Origen central command, and he came clean. Telling them everything and how he and Galexis felt about one another. And why they had done this and broken one of the three laws.

The others gods were shocked and disappointed in them. There would be very harsh punishment from Origen Central Command. Hearing this Djaden insisted on protecting Galexis from any of the consequences and he took the full brunt of the discipline himself. He was sent to the Void of Judgement, where he endured harsh trial, suffering and agony for what felt like thousands of years to him, but was over in an instant for everyone else.

He came out battered and bruised, even for a god the torture was enough to break any of them. Some of his privileges were also temporarily locked away as further punishment. For now Djaden could no longer view the stream of time or travel back in time at all. And a new law was written for him. He cannot change the past. Especially not after a certain amount of time had passed in the present. At most he had an hour to change something by going back in time, but even this was highly frowned upon. He is still bound by this law to this day.

He reunited with Galexis after what felt like an eternity to him. The other gods glared with disapproving eyes, but Djaden didn't care, just happy to be back in the arms of his beloved Galexis once again.

In time, a son was born to Djaden and Galexis, a son that ripped the very fabric of reality itself. He was highly unstable, a paradox, a potential Origen-ending catastrophe. But Djaden and Galexis they loved him anyway. They named him Raiber.

As Raiber grew it caused problems for all of the Gods, Origen became a little unstable and would at times lose power completely, or glitch out. The power had to be restored manually. Their creations were often corrupted by unstable data and had to be scrapped entirely or reworked. And it didn't help that in character Raiber had taken after his father. He was also a rule-breaker and he didn't really listen to his parents. He liked to experiment with his abilities of endless potential. Even though his parents warned him against doing so.

-To Be Continued-