Nalikae was chosen by all the gods; it was one of the three commandments of the world, the laws of which they obeyed unquestioningly, for the world created them. In the soul of each there lived a desire to find a related piece in a mortal, to nurture and nurture it, to surround it with care. But man must also accept with his soul the divine sign, the touch of God. This was the third commandment. The second world obliged the gods not to make the mortal lands a place of their own confrontation and not to play with their lives for their own purposes, noble or not. The first and main world commanded the gods not to change the existing order of things, not to go against the principles on which life and order in the Universe were based. The commandments were observed unconditionally... and it is easy to deal with the god who violated them, overthrowing him forever and choosing another in his place. Right?

B text contains: gods, mythological fantasy, romance