The beings who did not aid in the creation sought to make their own worlds, which are collected in Oblivion. Those who lost their youth and strength came to be known as the et'Ada. Those who lost their immortality become mortals, and the memories they have of creation became the modern mythos. However, the process of creation was very taxing on the spirits, and they began to lose portions of their power, while some were wiped of their immortality. Magnus, the god of magic laid out the planning for the plane of Mundus. This being convinced the modern Aedra, or "Divines," and other Spirits on the side of Anu to aid in Creation. One of the Original Spirits was a being known as Lorkhan.
His existence made clear to the other Spirits that there was an order to things, and that order must be carried out. Then came Akatosh, which practically created existence in itself, imposing time and natural order. The blood of these entities formed the Spirits of the light and the dark, the future beings to govern the aspects of the universe. During this, Padomay struck down Anu, but still, they were both thrown out of Time forever. Anu, thinking he killed his counterpart, cast aside his body in an effort to save what Padomay sought to destroy. Padomay was disgusted with Creation, and tried to destroy it. In the beginning there were two things: Anu, embodiment of Order, and Padomay (also called Sithis), whom is Change. This article focuses on the creation of the universe and planets, as well as the first few years of supposedly-remembered history. I may even enlighten you lore-fanatics on a few subjects that you have probably never heard about. In this series of articles, I will introduce you to the lore of The Elder Scrolls series.
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