Sirus And Acius

In the beginning there was only daylight that was controlled by the God Acius, and the people of earth only knew of his half-brother the God of darkness Sirus from stories passed down through time. Acius had a beautiful daughter named Anella, a sun goddess, who’d brings daylight into the world. The god of the underworld Sirus knew of Anella and is madly in love with her. In his mind he knew that they could never be. How could she ever be with him? She is a free spirit that adored the rays of light and he’s so dark and evil, bringing death to those that betrayed him. The God of darkness Sirus attempted to win Anella’s heart by offering her a world where daylight and darkness could join together and become one. She rejects him, and in his fury, …show more content…
The whole world slowly fell to ruin, all because of the wrath of the god of the underworld was rejected by the princess Anella. People begin to lose their faith in the gods entirely, and this begins to drain the gods' power. As a result, the other gods have to do something. The other Gods Mathius (God of the land), Hayden (God of water) and the other Gods had to come together to get Acius God of the daylight back to create balance among the earth. The trickster god gets an idea to make a deal with the god of the underworld. He proposes to gamble for sunlight by using the princess as his bargaining tool. The god of the underworld agrees, thinking that there is no way the trickster god can win. That is how he got most of his power and possessions from the other gods, making him almost unbeatable. But the trickster god is brilliant at cheating, which the god of the underworld did not consider. The trickster god manages to cheat 12 1/2 hours of sunlight from the god of the underworld, before he realizes that the trickster god is cheating. However, he needed to have won 13 hours in order for him to take the princess back to her