
The temple to Matton, the god of fire, is found in the desert of Rutan, surrounded by dunes and visible for many miles due to its flame. The Titan Basa resides within. While the temple is made of glass, it is well defended by its fires.
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The temple to Matton, the god of fire, is found in the desert of Rutan, surrounded by dunes and visible for many miles due to its flame. The Titan Basa resides within. While the temple is made of glass, it is well defended by its fires.
The Four are the gods of the four elements: Water, Fire, Air, and Earth. Each of these gods has a titan of the same element, gifts from Nature itself for their stewardship. The Four and their titans have begotten several notable demigods, some of which I will list here.
Cora, god of water, and her titan Purin
Matton, god of fire, and his titan Basa
Sil, god of air, and her titan Vant
Kuro, god of earth, and his titan Liera
Kuro(god of earth) and Basa(titan of fire)
What’s this? A letter from camp two days in a row? I made some decent progress today and mainly I’m doing this one because I love one of the interactions I managed to write, so I’m going to excerpt it. I’m well on track to finish the goal early, too, which is exciting indeed!
Word Count: 14763 / 20000
Excerpt:
Aaron nodded. “Yup, Basa lives in there. Never met the gal myself but I hear she’s, predictably, a fiery personality.”
“I have met,” Calista piped up, appearing near Aaron all of a sudden. She had that talent of hers for popping up anywhere, Ness had noticed. She hardly left a trail in the sand with her light steps. “If She hears you call ‘gal’, I hope to see this conversation,” she said with a laugh. At night, without her sun goggles, her bright eyes almost glowed, and now they were upturned with glee.
Aaron shrugged while Ness raised an eyebrow at him. “What, I can’t talk like I’d normally do just because She’s a Titan?”
“She is the mother of volcanoes and scorched sands,” Calista said bemusedly. “Her steps can turn the dunes into glass.”