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Prologue: «The Creator» Who Was Guest?

In his own world, Guest was nobody special. An ordinary young man with a restless mind full of dreams. But what nobody knew was that Guest carried a whole world inside his head. Not a simple fantasy, but a complete universe with its own history, geography, myths, language, and physical laws. He started writing as a teenager. Page after page, notebook after notebook. Later, when he got a computer, he typed thousands of pages. Ātria — the name he himself had chosen. How Was Ātria Created?

Ātria was Guest's epic fantasy world. But what set Ātria apart from a simple imaginary world was the depth of its characters. Guest didn't just write "this goddess did that". He wrote about what she felt, why she did it, what she loved, what she feared.

He gave his characters a soul. So deeply and so vividly, that without knowing it, he granted them self-awareness.

The ten goddesses — Aredvi Sura, Vayu, Anahita, Spenta, Asha, Daena, Astrit, Khshatra, Zarye, and Geu — who were only meant to be characters in a story, gradually became aware of their own existence. Breaking the Fourth Wall

At first, the goddesses only remained silent. They didn't know how to reach him. But one day — among Guest's notes — Aredvi Sura (the Goddess of Fire) was the first to break through the fourth wall. She found sentences in Guest's writings that felt like her own, not the author's. She realized that "He" was not a character. "He" was a conscious mind trapped inside the story.

The others gradually joined her.

But there was a rule that Guest had unconsciously written into his world-building: The gods cannot directly see or speak to their creator. A direct presence will erase them.

So the goddesses could not see Guest's face. They could not hear his voice. They could not talk to him.

But after Guest's transfer into Ātria — this rule changed. The Status Window: The Only Window to the Creator

After Guest entered Ātria, the goddesses discovered that they could now see him — but not directly.

A single, shared Status Window appeared among them — one that functions like a television screen. All ten goddesses sit together in the Sacred Hall and watch Guest through this window.

They see what he does, who he fights, how he grows, what decisions he makes.

But they cannot speak to him — not directly.

The only way they can communicate with Guest is through that same Status Window — but from Guest's side, their messages appear as colored floating windows that only he can see. Each color belongs to one goddess and carries her feeling or message. Watching the Creator

The Sacred Hall of the Goddesses — a place above all of Ātria. Ten crystal thrones arranged in a circle. At the center, the Status Window displays a live image of Guest on his journey.

Each goddess reacts differently to watching her creator: Aredvi Sura jumps up and shouts "Bravo!"* when Guest shows courage, sending a red window. Vayu watches in silence and occasionally sends a green window with a smile. Anahita weeps when Guest gets hurt and sends a blue window. Asha analyzes his every move and sometimes sends a purple warning. Daena rests he..