Triunism/Writings/Metis

First Epistle to the Church

Noble Brothers and Sisters,

Triunism is the study of three distinct and fundamentally different deities, Blacklight, Mortazo, and Wurdiz. Each professes a different philosophy of life and by studying the way that they contradict and effect each other we can better understand this life.

Mortazo wishes to profess that life is dangerous and chaotic. In order for life to be protected a Leviathan must rule over man to keep the evil out. Through law and order rested in one individual we are made safe from the anarchists and revolutionaries. The more men that power is rested in the more possibility there is for dissent and disloyalty. If an idea challenges the established order it is evil, only by standing still can we remain safe. By giving your will to the Leviathan you assure your own safety.

Blacklight wishes to profess that life is full of tyrants and power mongers. Free will and choice are the guarantied rights of all in the verse. Only by questioning and destroying authority are we safe from powers grasp. In Anarchy we must live, the ultimate form of freedom and expression. Never stand still always question and challenge, even if it destroys you.

Wurdiz wishes to profess to you that life is not black and white, but built on compromise. Absolute authority and absolute chaos only lead to damnation and death. By balancing the two we learn to live the way Space and Time envisioned us to. If we do not compromise in life and learn to accept each other’s differences, we are doomed to live apart and afraid for our own lives.

All three deities are imprisoned in the brass golem Telos. They were impassioned there after Blacklight and Mortazo finished their war. The golem acts as a vessel and warden for them, but has no life of his own. Talos travels the verse as the three influence all they come in contact with.

Long Days and Pleasant Nights, Metis Highland Senator of Chesland