Twin dragons Thryshri and Ianesh had nothing in common, despite being born from the same egg from Kettoss. Thryshri was fiery and impetuous, and quite reckless. Ianesh was more discreet and determined, even if his moments of introspection could often lead him into deep meditation. Both brothers were keen to prove to each other they had the best method of honoring their only parent, and thus earning his gratitude. Constantly competing, they set challenges and overcame them with their respective talents.
To raise up the stakes, they asked Ekryv, the deity of energies, to bless them with a precious gift. Ekryv gave fire to Thryshri and ice to Ianesh. This duality between the two elements emboldened the dragons, who then showed plenty of imagination.
To impress Kettoss, they decided to help perfect the World of One. Thryshri sent finely cut stones into the heavens and ignited them to create a luminous spectacle visible from the planet's ground. Fascinated by these beauties but feeling playful, Ianesh froze them in place, but leaving the flames burning so the stones would remain visible. Annoyed at seeing his brother ruin his efforts, Thryshri went ahead and fled around the planet so fast it began to rotate on itself. He picked up more rocks and threw them back towards the ground. Little by little, they disintegrated in the atmosphere without damaging the Imely, creating another magnificent sight.
Ianesh watched him from a distance, more or less illuminated by his brother's light as he slowly circled the planet in search of inspiration. He then decided to ask Takuro's blessing for his next feat. The deity granted it, intrigued by his next move. Ianesh split into two, and each of his forms gave birth to two glowing children who constantly circled around him and his double in amusement.Thryshri turned red with jealousy, even more so when he saw Kettoss fascinated and moved by the little ones. He actively searched for Takuro, but before reaching him, he collided with one of the stars he had created and which had been frozen by his brother. The burning rock melted and began to cry. Overcome with guilt, he reached out for the star and comforted it with his flames, before offering to adopt it. The star was delighted, and was given the name Krazon. Together, they played around the planet, Krazon constantly enveloped by his warmth.
Ianesh with his double, Ianeshi, and their children watched them happily playing, while they themselves let be carried away by the planet's rotating motion to meditate peacefully. Thryshri finally steadied himself and stopped moving, before deciding to teach his child to dance elegantly around him. Everyone was in awe of such harmony, and admired them on both sides. Gradually, Thryshri found himself at the center of everything, surrounded by his family.
The two brothers then asked Kettoss who was the most talented and imaginative. The deity gazed upon them with fondness before saying that he was equally proud of them both. Their remplace adversity turned into mutual understanding and admiration for one another had inspired them to create a thousand wonders that the One cherishes more than anything else.
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