Writer's Note:Tale of Twin Gods

In the divine realm, there were Castor and Pollux, the twin gods, who shared a complex relationship of both rivalry and brotherhood.

They wanted to test each other, and they embarked on a grand competition to create their own worlds.

The souls from divine realm , akin to grains of sand, flocked to the twins' creations, breathing life into these two realms, and 7 seven gods and goddesses helped the twins in this creation.

A new era was born.

Castor's realm shimmered with enchantment, where fantastical creatures roamed amidst potent magic. Pollux, on the other hand, crafted a realm with mortal beings that looked like gods.

As time flowed, the twins yearned for each other's companionship. To bridge the gap between their realms, they fashioned a mystical doorway, enabling them to explore the marvels of the other's creation.

Eventually, the twins decided to fully merge their realms, flinging open the door. This union allowed humans to discover the wonders of magic, coexisting harmoniously with the majestic creatures once exclusive to Castor's realm.

However, fate cast a tragic shadow upon their union when Castor fell deeply in love with a mortal. The fragile nature of human life cruelly revealed itself when an envious soul brought an untimely end to Castor's beloved.

Overwhelmed by grief, Castor willingly followed his beloved into the afterlife, leaving Pollux to grapple with profound despair. In his anguish, Pollux sealed the door that connected their realms, concealing it from all.

Driven by his overwhelming sorrow, Pollux unleashed his powers, tormenting the souls within both realms.

Witnessing the dire consequences, the seven gods intervened, safeguarding the souls in the mortal realms.

They chose to strip Pollux of his memories and the power of creation, divesting him of his godhood.

Unable to bring themselves to end his life, they imprisoned Pollux deep within a secluded forest within Castor's realm. This prison remained veiled to all but those with divine knowledge, ensuring no soul could enter its confines.