Yuta

The first born of the Ancients and creator of the galaxy Aveeria. Yuta didn't participate in the Creator Game like the other Ancients, instead he acted as the game master setting the rules of the game. His energy was used to create Aveeria as well as two of the 7 divine elements and the mutagens to enable interaction with them. The two elements are famously known as curalite and oreynium.

Earliest stage

Yuta lived alongside the Great Mother longer than any of the other Ancients. Watching as she created the Aether, he learned lots about creation and energy shifting. As she drifted around shaping landscapes and spirits to roam them, Yuta started to ponder about time and life. He noticed the cycles of mother's nature. It's way of fighting time's toll, replenishing it's life over and over. He saw life die to never come back, and life adapting to survive. What was fascinating to him was the Mothers imperfections correcting themselves.

After Mother's passing on

Yuta wasn't the only child of Mother anymore. She grew weaker as she had more children. After Lura came to be, mother would stare from far above Oveeness for a long time. Looking at everything she created, seeing the spirits and children living in the Aether. Without a word she engraved her last words in the Great Obelisk in front of the Pasterion. Yuta watched her drift inside and never saw her again until the beginning of the Creator Game many Aetherian years later.

Now along side his siblings, Yuta would pass the time experimenting with his divine powers. He would specifically watch his living creations mutate, and control these with special substances, mutagens, that he created. The greatest of his mutations naturally had problems with stability. He sought permission from all the Ancients to use a chunk of the cosmic energy pool Mother left behind to create a tool to fix the stability issues. Cosmic energy was hard to control, but after a long time Yuta managed to finish his tool. A blade he named the Delta Blade. Breaking the empty space between the cellular structures into two pars. With this, his mutations could be controlled even after more than half of the original cells had mutated.