The story of how the world came to be

In the beginning, five human cryptids found themselves alone and scattered across a massive continent. Each of them had no idea where they came from, and only remembered small things, and their names.

Avila found herself in a forest, with beautiful trees that stretched as far as she could see. Small plant creatures stood in the ground, letting their panels collect the sun. She held out a finger, and one held her hand and brought her to a cave. They went inside, and a massive crystal of the color of stone stood before them. A Golem like monster quietly shuffled forward, and sat down to stare at her. The Golem was over 15 feet tall, and seemed to respect Avila as a higher being.

Velverosa opened her eyes to see a land of hills, and a realm of ice off to the distance. She looked up into the sky to see clouds, with large metal creatures walking around in its depths. She stood up, and noticed a familiar face off to the right running toward her, someone with the name of Malori.

Malori stood up and looked around until she saw a girl seemingly collapsed on the top of a hill. Worrying that the girl was hurt, she ran to her, and the girl stood up and saw her. The two women conversed, sharing the only information that they knew, their names, and two others.

Melathia was cold, freezing in a frozen tundra. The bright light from the sun was straining their eyes, and they closed them in fear of it. They sensed warmth coming from a nearby cave, and slowly made their way to it, collapsing with exhaustion when reaching it. A quiet hissing noise escaped from - something in front of her in the darkness. Melathia opened her eyes and looked up, to find a colossal spider, reaching over a hundred feet tall, filling almost the entire cave. It clicked it's teeth together, which were more than twice as long than Melathia's entire body. The spider turned around, and scittered off into the darkness.

Lorcan found himself surrounded by skeletons that were clearly puzzled at the sight of a human. He wasn't scared, they didn't look hostile. They had weapons, so Lorcan attempted to stay out of arm's reach. He was clearly in an encampment of some sort, rather crude but had crops and simple buildings. A fence surrounded the area, and he saw a tall and skinny creature that seemed to be shifting in and out of reality, screeching at a painful tone.