II-CinderRadcliff-II
Kitsune of the North
Atop the world where the arctic once froze,
The powers that be convened in council.
Nine figures in all watched in repose,
Awaiting for the awakening of their pupil.
Each power controlled an aspect of reality,
Whether it be the Earth or its seas all mighty.
Even all of the skies and all of life's vitality,
Or something as mundane as all of gravity.
One such power could control the stars,
Using gravity to chart their courses flight.
Alongside that could come planetary scars,
Or the bending of all life giving light.
Some nights saw auroras and others showed showers,
While the rest were clouded and dimmed, in no order.
As centuries turned to eons, humans built their towers,
Lit up to rival the stars in the heavens, without being older.
The power that was grew resentment for these towers,
Imposing on the sky and its fellow creatures.
From the ground they stole from the flowers,
Its resources and defamed the lands features.
And so they began their siege for atonement,
On all of the humans that they once saw fit.
Though now all that remained are their ancient monuments,
The showers that rained down kept the skies well lit.
The powers that be convened in council.
Nine figures in all watched in repose,
Awaiting for the awakening of their pupil.
Each power controlled an aspect of reality,
Whether it be the Earth or its seas all mighty.
Even all of the skies and all of life's vitality,
Or something as mundane as all of gravity.
One such power could control the stars,
Using gravity to chart their courses flight.
Alongside that could come planetary scars,
Or the bending of all life giving light.
Some nights saw auroras and others showed showers,
While the rest were clouded and dimmed, in no order.
As centuries turned to eons, humans built their towers,
Lit up to rival the stars in the heavens, without being older.
The power that was grew resentment for these towers,
Imposing on the sky and its fellow creatures.
From the ground they stole from the flowers,
Its resources and defamed the lands features.
And so they began their siege for atonement,
On all of the humans that they once saw fit.
Though now all that remained are their ancient monuments,
The showers that rained down kept the skies well lit.
