Primordial Era Novels & Stories

The emergency broadcast system, usually reserved for hurricanes, blared through every TV and radio, revealing the existence of the supernatural world. Humans were scared, no doubt about it. But that fear quickly curdled into something far more dangerous. They started attacking anyone they thought might be a supernatural creature. Innocent humans, caught in the crossfire, lost their lives in a wave of panicked violence. What these frantic humans didn’t understand was that we had been living among them for centuries, undetected. Why on earth would they think they could identify one so easily?

"It's old. And it's been trapped for a long time. I think... I think it's in pain." Something flickered in Eron's eyes. Recognition maybe, or understanding. "The Primordial was the first thing the Moon created," he said. "Before the races, before the world as it exists now. It was part of her, the shadow to her light. When she decided she didn't want it anymore, she didn't destroy it. She couldn't. So she cut it out of herself and buried it." "In my mother. And then in me." "Yes." He paused. "The Moon didn't cage the Primordial because it was evil. She caged it because she was afraid of what she'd have to become if she accepted it."

“During the past, The Ethereal Land could be divided up into four eras — Ancient Draconic era, Prehistoric era, Dynastic era, and Old Kingdom era. Old Kingdom era was the current era the fighters were living in. The Ancient Draconic era was once upon a time an era that boomed prosperity but was cut short by an unexpected event.

Xiao dust did not care about their bickering, brow gradually locked deeper, Cambrian period is the period of the heavens and the earth is the first pregnant life, hundreds of millions of years ago, that time, not to mention human beings, that is, even the gods have not yet been born. And before the Cambrian period, there was the medieval period, when the universe was first opened, there were no tangible creatures, there was no life to speak of, and the history of present-day mankind can be traced back to the period of the opening of the heavens by Pan Gu, just over a million years ago.

He takes a breath and continues, “The primordial deities were the very first beings born into existence. They are the first race of gods and goddesses. They were astronomical entities, their forms elemental and cosmic, long before they figured out how to shape themselves into physical beings. There are eight of them: Khaos, Gaia, Erebus, Nyx, Tartarus, Hemera, Chronos, and Aether.” He pauses briefly before driving the point home. “Khaos—the Void—was the very first primordial. It’s believed that all the other primordials originated from her. She was the first entity to appear at the dawn of creation, and she is the most powerful of them all. After her came Gaia, the primordial goddess of Eart

"The oldest vampire records describe a being called Vaelor." Kazan crossed his arms. "God?" "No." "Fae?" "No." "Wolf?" She almost smiled. "No." I asked, "Then what?" "Firstborn." Silence. "Before the realms separated, before Winter and Fae and wolf and vampire became distinct bloodlines, there were beings formed directly from primordial forces." She opened the book. "Most became the foundations of magic." "Like the Keeper?" I asked. "Perhaps." She turned a page. "One did not."

Eons before the Earth became lush and green—before the rise of forests, oceans, and the dominion of man—the world was a scorched and barren wasteland, ruled by creatures of terrifying legend. In that primordial time, fourteen realms divided the known universe, each governed by deities and demonic entities bound by the ancient laws of balance.

"But these pre-cataclysmic texts speak of an older era—before the sun and moon were bound to the sky. An era ruled by the Primordial Frost." "The Primordial Frost?" Marcus frowned. "Is it another shifter tribe?" "No," Aurelia shook her head. "They were not shifters, nor were they beings of elemental mana. They were the primordial static—beings born from the cold void before the world's core ignited. When the First Sovereign and the Sun Queen created the Primarch’s Crucible, they didn't just regulate the world's mana... they sealed the Primordial Frost deep beneath the glaciers of the far North."

Babel, the enigmatic place where our research unfolded, still held many mysteries for me to unravel. The Earth, with its age of approximately 4.5 billion years, had seen the first signs of life emerge around 3.5 to 3.8 billion years ago. Dinosaurs roamed its surface from 252 to 66 million years ago, and the earliest human fossils date back to 40,000 to 50,000 years ago. However, Babel's timeline was even more ancient, possibly dating back to 30,000 years BC, or perhaps as far back as 3 billion years BC.

FLASHBACK: AGES BEFORE LUCIFER'S REBELLION AND FALL (The moment the seal breaks, Allistair’s consciousness plunges into the past…) Darkness. Not the cold void of the cosmos, but Chaos. The raw, living, sentient form of it. And at the heart of that darkness was him, Allistair, before he had a name, before a form, before father or mother. Chaos in its purest expression. It was in this era before the Creator created humanity, a time were only angels and archangels, gods and goddesses exist.