6. Water | Beyond The Firmament: Tales From The Cosmos

Beyond The Firmament

Tales From The Cosmos

 6. Water

As I have said, my Acolytes, Da Vaada had Da Suun and Da Suun had Da Vaada. There love was full and complete, and it needed to be shared. That is how best to describe to it. The reason for life.

Tell me, Acolytes, do any of you partake in the arts? Then you must know of the importance of preparation. The tuning of instruments, the gathering of tools, the preparing of the canvas. 

Is art not an extension of life? Then why should its formation be any different?  

First, your Sun was made to sleep, taking away the heat and light. The darkness, and especially the cold, ran unopposed.

Next, Teyra was gripped, squeezed, for it was not fully rock. The gasses were simply forced within, buliding and heating up until they could not be contained, then forcing themselves out and covering the planet. The same was done with the other rock planets that were big enough to still contain gas. Some were too small, the gas solidified or burn away by the stars.

Soon, the planets, rock and gas alike, were frozen, the final consequence of cold fully realised.

Your Sun was awoken again, but not completely. What was frozen, solid, unmoving, was now fluid... liquid... water.