Vishu

"Souls are born in darkness without form. Every dream emerges an inkling, without senses to distinguish itself from other, and without light to shed a material world. From there we come forward into this world of dreamt ideas, manifestations of possibility and life. I have always sought to extinguish, to lurk in the stillness and solitude of total unknown. See what remains when the dreamer returns to a place without senses to remember. Darkened minds never think alike. Forget your veil and follow the sightless visions we become."

Vishu was the first god to be awakened by minara, appropriately born before there was light. She grew close to Minara as they travelled, nearly identical in countenance, but opposite in mind and affiliation. They learned to feed each other well in their deprived world, Minara creating immense tunnels for them to travel as they searched for the other sleeping gods. Vishu calmed the senseless flailing that Minara had learned to accept while struggling hopelessly through an endless solitary darkness. Vishu led the two through the tunnels Minara carved, harnessing the darkness as a guide for their journey. The first god Vishu sought was Toru, god of souls, and together they liberated Toru from the churning dreams that clambered at his soul. The three came to see their own souls and prayed together in the darkness to their dreams and the possibilities they had been granted through life. They foraged onward through the void and dreams, to reach the one named Gzaji, god of animation and life. These four met senselessly in a cacophony of light that tore the world open, and Vishu saw his absence was needed. Together they crafted their first creations, Minara the Fariah, Gzaji the Oraphin, and Vishu the Mütt, and seeing his manner of creation, retreated with them together into the darkness.