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==Mythic history== |
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The origin of the world and the first deities differs from region to region along with evolving over time from the Norvians' interactions with new civilizations, however a similar narrative is noticeably shared. The beginning of the world begins with the vastness of nothing from which Infunitus emerged. Infunitus takes on the duty of separating the waters, creating the heavens and the oceans. From the primordial oceans emerged the first deities known as the ''Princideum''. |
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Norvo-Aspiriac mythology is a collection of myths told by the Norvians, a subculture group of the Marenic people, during their dominance over the Aspirian Isles.
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Mythic history
The origin of the world and the first deities differs from region to region along with evolving over time from the Norvians' interactions with new civilizations, however a similar narrative is noticeably shared. The beginning of the world begins with the vastness of nothing from which Infunitus emerged. Infunitus takes on the duty of separating the waters, creating the heavens and the oceans. From the primordial oceans emerged the first deities known as the Princideum.