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The war god, Telamon, gritted his teeth, his hand slowly curling into a fist. He was furious at the Robloxians for causing the apocalypse and decimating their population. He, his fellow Titans, and the Reality Exploiters were the only survivors left in the wake of the destruction. It had all happened because he wanted to invent special weapons called "Gears." Instead, the Great Burn almost wiped out their entire species.
Telamon harbored a deep dislike for the Reality Exploiters. They were truly responsible for the mess, yet the other Titans blamed Telamon instead, leaving the weight of the responsibility on his shoulders alone. While the Titans dealt with the Reality Exploiters, Telamon was forced to handle the restoration of their world by himself.
His beloved wife, Brighteyes, stayed by his side to help fix Robloxia, along with his brother, Dusekkar. Telamon and his wife knew they could not bring the Robloxians back, but they tried their best, leading them to create the Spawnpoint. Little did Telamon know that the Spawnpoints would change his life forever.
Instead of Robloxians, they created a new species: the Inphernals. The Spawnpoints activated and began to glow, reshaping the survivors' appearances and turning them into Inphernals so they could endure the apocalypse.
Some of the Titans were displeased with Telamon, accusing him of being insane, which sparked a bitter argument. Unfazed, Telamon took on the massive responsibility of raising a completely new world. This led him to become the creator of Inpherno, eventually surpassing the Titans and even the original creator of Robloxia. He rose with newfound power, shaping Inpherno as he pleased.
Telamon advanced the Spawnpoints further, ushering the first mortal Inphernals into existence as ten-year-olds. They were placed under the care of his brother, Dusekkar. Then, Telamon and Brighteyes combined their powers. From this union, the SFOTH Deities were born. Since their parents were full gods, the Deities inherited godhood from birth.
In those early years, the SFOTH Deities were too young to understand their power. They were raised primarily by Brighteyes, who loved them dearly, while Telamon was strict, training them relentlessly in the art of swordplay.
However, shortly after the children’s 19th birthdays, Brighteyes suddenly passed away. The SFOTH Deities were left in disbelief. Telamon told them to stay back as he fought to hold back his tears; it was the first time they had ever seen him weep. Unable to bear the death of his wife, Telamon eventually left the children behind. This abandonment shaped the SFOTH Deities into who they are today—bitter and feeling forsaken by their creators.
Unknown to the Deities, it was the Titans who had ambushed and killed Brighteyes. Telamon didn't leave because he stopped caring; he left to protect his children and hunt down the Titans. He genuinely loved them, despite his flawed parenting.
Over time, the records of Telamon and Brighteyes were lost to history. Modern mortal Inphernals now view the SFOTH Deities as the original primal gods, unaware that the Deities were once children raised by a pair of gods who loved them, but ultimately failed them.