The Laws of Space and Time

Reverence for nature is humanity’s most primal instinct. The forest gives birth to a noble goddess, the embodiment of death follows like a shadow, the blood-red emperor rises anew from the battlefield, and justice will never fail to pass judgment... Here, the gods walk the earth. This is the Age of the Gods.

The desire for power is humanity’s most primal ambition. Humanity discovered fire and gained the power to drive away beasts; humanity donned crowns and gained the power to decide who lives and dies; humanity turned stone into gold and gained the power of alchemy... Those who wield power are nobler than others. They are no longer human. They call themselves “wizards”... The strongest in all the worlds will seize the authority of the gods. Might makes right, and the weak are prey to the strong. This is the Age of Wizards.

Why is there such a blasphemous place in Saint Firth, the “Land Near the Gods,” the holy city where people pay homage to the God of Dawn...? Acton was overcome with terror. Could it be that the gods were not omnipotent?

What legacy did the King of Time and Space leave behind? The first law of time and space...