World of Kelia

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In the very beginning of time and the universe, the Goddess was born. Where she came from is the biggest mystery to date, but one that is accepted as fact and not even known by the Gods.
The Goddess brought life into nothing, making it grow into the vast universe we know now. But where there is light there must be shadow, and from the shadows was born evil. The Goddess Agia and the evil known as Zyr fought, as was their nature and they were destined to do. But as they were equal in power, balancing the universe perfectly, the battle could only end in one way. And as Agia knew that no life could exist as long as Zyr lived, she sacrificed her life to destroy him. This cataclysmic event gave birth to the world of Kelia, and from the shards of Agia the thirteen Gods were born, who with each a part if Agia’s powers, shaped the world and gave it life.
The ashes of evil spread through the world, most of it into the shadows and retreating into the remote parts of the world. But a little of it was imbedded into the living world, ensuring that the races were not only controlled by pure thoughts.

This symbol represents the balance in the world and between good and evil. The red crescent represents the evil all around, while the red circle represents the evil within. The remaining white crescent represents the good in the world.