After the main three gods were created, Tsireya, Neya, and Flint, Tsireya being the goddess of Flowers. Neya goddess of clouds and space. And Flint is the god of humans—and Earth. Basically afterwards, Tsireya became jealous of what Neya and Flint could do. As the humans became desperate, they tended to use the flowers more—either for herbs or just plain use. Flowers on Earth became scarce. They asked for more flowers, for the people of Earth were dying. Tsireya ignored the calls from the humans. Neya and Flint confronted her, asking themselves. The humans needed them. She declined the offer, the more flowers they used—the weaker she was. Neya got angry at that, and the two argued. The planets spiraled—the stars exploded—clouds popping and raining. Flowers bloomed from Tsireya’s unhappiness and anger. But cactuses and roses appeared. They used those plants. While the creator of the three—Janjiko—banished her to hell. While staying there, she created a goddess of her own. Maryk. She was the goddess of animals and nature. While she stayed on her creators side and seeked blood and violence from humans. As she seemed intrigued and fled to Earth as her creator gave permission. Where she’d meet the prince of this “paradise”—AKA Earth—.