Children of Darkness

Opossums died out during the second entropycalypse, but information and images of these creatures that once inhabited the earth have survived. It is known that once they were creatures of the night, therefore it was quite logical to create them as children of darkness, they are darkness itself. These are small figures, but despite this, they create serious power.

Due to a lack of historical records, there is little information about what these creatures ate or their habitat. Photographs of buildings (in particular, religious buildings) have been preserved. The buildings themselves were destroyed during the period when people still fought among themselves using their knowledge to create powerful weapons similar to mushrooms. It is quite possible that these creatures died out even earlier, however, they played an important role for the humanity of that time, as they were depicted by statues on the religious buildings. There is no information as to whether the ancient people worshipped them as gods. It is also not known whether they really lived at night, but the Dreamers decided that they belonged among the children of darkness because of the gargoyle's stout appearance.

It is not known for certain if this dark horse ever existed. He only appears in stories and songs and therefore is a figment of the Dreamers imagination and is based on another very real creature – the Pegasus.

There is an ancient legend about these creatures, that spoke of people transforming into wolves during the full moon. In fact, it is known that these animals existed on their own without transforming into humans. They walked on two legs, had muscular ribs and thick fur that protected them in the harsh winter climate where they lived. Unfortunately, due to their warm fur and poor adaptability to rapidly changing climate conditions, they died out during the first entropycalypse.

One of the religious legends says that God (the supreme being) initially created two people. He then created a third person - a woman. She had wings and a tail. It is known that humans descended from primates, lemurs to be exact. Winged women hardly ever existed, although there are still several legends about winged women called sphinxes. Nevertheless, the Dreamers decided to create her - the queen of darkness. A beautiful woman with slightly creepy grotesque wings.

People used to die. In culture, death was portrayed as an image of a living being that wore a dark cloak. Much later in history, the brother of death appeared in the image. He was the lord of darkness and although he did not take life, he was very similar to his brother also wearing a long dark cloak. Humanity at that time believed that he should be invisible to most, believing that if someone can see death, he himself will meet it soon.

The discovery of the 24-colour spectrum made it possible for the Dreamers to create a completely transparent creature. They realised that some animals and people perceive colours differently. As a result of evolution many animals can see the nuances of the full spectrum of the 24 colours. Humans on the other hand are limited in their perception of colour and are only able to see light reflected within three colours - red, green and blue. As a result, humans perceive certain colours as transparent. Once the dreamers learned of this weakness, they used the colours that the humans perceived as being invisible to create a transparent lord of darkness, according to the legends of the ancient people.