jan 1, 17500 BC - Creation of Lingard the First

Description:

As Ár is shaped, the Betrayers come to find the landscapes barren, devoid as they were at that time of plants and wildlife.

It is the Betrayer Tód, son of Gryn and Skyn and future grandfather of Svarfina and her Vourenkinn, who suggests to his kin to bring a being unto the land. The others agree in unanimity, thus ceding a sliver of their essences to give the being shape.

Lingard, as it is named, would not be alive more so than the gods are - devoid of soul though not will, and bereft of intellect as well. The Betrayers instill in Lingard a piece of insight they had attained in the past which emphasize their core values.

In the lore later written by the Vourenkinn of the dawn of Ár these gods - Gryn, Skyn, Silmara, Brander, Myvala, Issen, Issa, Tód, Legunar and Renn - would be called "The Ten Virtues".