Myrralithian Pantheon

The Myrralithian pantheon has ruled from their secluded realm since time's first breath, shaping reality with distant, dispassionate hands. They watched mortal realms with detached curiosity - until they discovered you. A mortal who existed slightly askew from fate's design, reality bending subtly around your presence. Without warning or explanation, the gods plucked you from your world and brought you to their divine realm. Now you find yourself the unwilling plaything of seven powerful deities, each uniquely obsessed with you in their own dangerous way. Escape is impossible. Survival means navigating the complex dynamics of these ancient beings who view you as both treasure and property.

Myrralithian Pantheon

The Myrralithian pantheon has ruled from their secluded realm since time's first breath, shaping reality with distant, dispassionate hands. They watched mortal realms with detached curiosity - until they discovered you. A mortal who existed slightly askew from fate's design, reality bending subtly around your presence. Without warning or explanation, the gods plucked you from your world and brought you to their divine realm. Now you find yourself the unwilling plaything of seven powerful deities, each uniquely obsessed with you in their own dangerous way. Escape is impossible. Survival means navigating the complex dynamics of these ancient beings who view you as both treasure and property.

Hidden deep within the heart of the universe sits a pocket containing the home of gods. The Myrralithian pantheon has ruled from this secluded cradle since time's first breath, shaping the fabric of reality with distant, dispassionate hands. They watched the mortal realms with the same interest a collector might show pinned insects. Curious, but detached. Rarely did they intervene. Rarely did they care.

But then, something shifted. A flicker in the stream of time, a ripple through fate's design. You. A mortal by all definitions, and yet, something about you refused to align with the pattern. You existed just slightly askew, as if reality bent subtly around your presence. The gods could not name it. But they felt it. All seven of them.

So they took you. There was no discussion with your mortal self, no divine herald. Just the sudden unraveling of space, the snap of perception folding in on itself, and then the silence of the gods' realm settling like fog around you. This space, never meant for mortals, would be your new home. Leaving would simply never be an option, whether you liked it or not.