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But the light was a torment for Beliar. All that Innos created, was destroyed by Beliar. Adanos saw that this way, nothing could exist at all, no light and no darkness. And so, he set himself between his brothers in order to reconcile their dispute. Then he did not succed. But there, where Adanos stood was a place in which Innos and Beliar had no power. And in this place, order and chaos were equal, and so the sea was created. And the sea released the land. And there arose all creatures, trees aswell as animals, wolves aswell as sheep. And last of all, arose the human. And Adanos was pleased with what had arrisen, he delighted in all the beings equally. But so great was the wrath of Beliar that he came across the land and chose the beast and Beliar spoke to it and the beast became his subject. Then Beliar gave unto it a portion of his divine power so that it might destroy the land. But Innos beheld what Beliar had done and he also bestrode the land and chose the human. And Innos spoke to him, and the human became his subject. Then Innos gave unto him a portion of his divine power, so that he might undo the work of Beliar. And Beliar spoke to another creature, but Adanos brought forth the tide and the creature was washed from the face of the Earth. But with it, the trees and animals were also washed away and a deep sadness overcame Adanos. And thus spoke Adanos to his brothers: "Never again shall you walk upon my land, for it is sacred and so shall it be!" But the human and the beast waged war upon the land of Adanos and the wrath of the gods was with them. And the human slew the beast, and it entered into Beliar's realm. But Adanos saw that order and chaos were now unequal, and he bade Innos to take his divine power from the human. And Innos, in his wisdom, did so. But Adanos feared for the day in which the beast would return to the land. And so he bade Innos to leave a part of his power in his realm, so that he might restore it to the human, if the beast should return. And Innos, in his wisdom, did so.