the ocean calls, her voice so sweet the waters call me into the deep the ocean calls, she hopes to meet the waves they sing their song over me O, Marisha, call me home far far over the lands I roam O, sweet goddess, hear my song I know the deep is where I belong the rivers call, dear sisters speak the waters lead me into the deep the rivers call, they’re guiding me the streams they sing their songs over me O, Marisha, call me home away away from ground I roam O, sweet goddess, hear my song I know the deep is where I belong beyond the horizon I’ll find my home the goddess, she knows where I belong deep in her waters beneath the foam her voice calls my spirit, child my own O, Marisha, call me home over over your waves I atone O, sweet goddess, hear my song I know the deep is where I belong
Ages passed after the stars were created, more gods were born and the stars became jealous. They did not possess power like the gods, no were they worshipped as the gods were. As mortals came to be, they admired the beauty of the stars and some of them were drawn to the adoration, falling to earth. The first star to fall was Zekael, who seduced a young mortal woman called Naballa. She came to be with child but, knowing the power the offspring would have and seeing an opportunity for chaos, Kaelos cursed her womb. When Naballa gave birth, she bore three children, which were deformed and destructive. But she would not abandon her children, even when they grew to crave the flesh of man. She ran away from her people, taking her children to the Valley of Teratan, into the woods now known as the Forest of Beasts. The first monsters of that forest were the descendants of Naballa and Zekael. Serpon, born with scales and poisonous fangs. Gathirio, huge, shaggy, and stronger than a dozen morta