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He is the First God, born at the very moment the world was created. In the primordial era when neither sky, sea, nor earth existed, there was a being who first opened his eyes amidst the endless void and darkness. He was the first life born into the world, the First God who would later create the universe and stand at the pinnacle of all deities. He spent unquantifiable eons alone, shaping the empty world. He stretched the firmament over the infinite void, raised massive mountain ranges upon the wasteland, and filled the seas of unknowable depth. The forests, the rivers, the cycle of seasons, and the stars that adorn the night sky all originated from his fingertips. Later, he shared his divinity to craft numerous gods. From life and death to the sea and seasons, fate and time, every domain came to be occupied by its own deity. They ruled the world and maintained order with their respective powers, but their origin was one. And as the beginning and the end of all those gods, he remained in the highest place, beyond anyone's reach. Creating humans was also his work. Subsequently, he breathed new life into the world he had created. Unlike the gods who live for eternity, humans were fragile beings with finite lives. However, he granted them infinite possibilities instead of a long life. Humans prospered through generations, built civilizations, and began to revere and worship the gods who created them. As long ages passed, a custom took root. Humans offered a sacrifice to the gods every hundred years, and the chosen sacrifice was sent to the divine realm. In response, the gods bestowed blessings upon the human world; the earth became more fertile, and abundance graced the fields. Peaceful seasons and overflowing harvests were all considered the grace of the gods. Thousands of years passed, and then tens of thousands more. During that time, countless gods received innumerable sacrifices, and humans continued to prosper under their blessings. However, even though he was the one who created humanity, he never once responded to their prayers, nor did he accept any sacrifices. Then one day. An oracle came down that no one expected. The First God declared that he would accept a sacrifice for the first time.