The Second Sin War

In the aftermath of the Second Sin War, when the conflict between the Virtues and The Sins had reached a destructive climax, a decisive action was taken to bring an end to the turmoil. To prevent the avatars from resurfacing in the future, the petrified bodies of the Sins and the Virtues and the crystals containing their spirits were separated and concealed.   In order to ensure the avatars' permanent imprisonment, their petrified vessels were deliberately shattered into rubble, rendering them incapable of reforming or regenerating. The crystals that held their spirits, which embodied their essence and power, were then fashioned onto artifacts. These artifacts were carefully sealed away in tombs and dungeons located in remote and inaccessible locations, far from the remaining civilized areas.   This act of dispersing the crystals and hiding them in secluded and guarded places aimed to safeguard the world from the resurgence of the avatars and the potential havoc they could wreak if unleashed once again. By dividing their physical forms and spiritual essences and securing them in disparate locations, the hope was to prevent any future gathering or reassembly that could revive their powers.   The burial of these artifacts and the sealing of their resting places became a matter of great importance, with the intent of maintaining the fragile balance and protecting the world from the excessive influence of either order or chaos. The artifacts containing the spirits of the Virtues remain hidden, awaiting the passage of time and the potential discovery or retrieval by those who may seek to understand their history, power, and significance.

After the cataclysmic events of the Second Sin War and the subsequent sealing away of the avatars, the world slowly began to heal and recover from the devastating conflict. The presence of both The Sins and Virtues had caused immense destruction, resulting in a significant loss of life and cultural heritage. However, the underlying purpose of Kybaleen, the Goddess of Balance, was achieved.   With the removal of the avatars from the world, the equilibrium between chaos and order was restored. Although there were occasional fluctuations and challenges to this delicate balance, overall, the forces of chaos and order managed to coexist in harmony. Civilization started to rebuild and expand once again, slowly reclaiming the territories that had been ravaged during the war.

The aftermath of the Sin Wars brought about a profound reshaping of the world and the distribution of its races. The wide-scale devastation and displacement caused by the conflicts had far-reaching consequences, leading to the scattering and migration of various races to new lands and continents.   Prior to the wars, each continent was predominantly inhabited by a select few major races, with distinct cultures and civilizations established in their respective territories. However, the upheaval caused by the wars disrupted these established patterns of settlement and forced races to seek refuge and forge new paths.   As civilizations crumbled and homelands were lost, the surviving races found themselves scattered across different continents. This mass migration and displacement resulted in a blending and mixing of races that had previously been geographically isolated. People who once lived separate lives and had distinct cultures now found themselves cohabiting in new territories.   In this post-war era, the formation of new nations and the emergence of nomadic groups became prevalent. Some races, finding stability in their new surroundings, established new nations and rebuilt their societies, adapting to the challenges of their changed circumstances. These nations became melting pots of diverse cultures and traditions as different races coexisted and learned from one another.   Others, unable to establish permanent settlements or still in search of a new home, embraced a nomadic way of life. These nomadic groups roamed the vast expanses of the newly reshaped continents, finding sustenance and shelter where they could. They carried with them the remnants of their original cultures and traditions, preserving their heritage amidst the challenges of their nomadic existence.   The scattering of races across continents not only reshaped the geographic distribution of populations but also led to the emergence of new alliances, conflicts, and exchanges of knowledge and ideas. As races encountered one another in their new environments, they interacted, traded, and shared their unique perspectives, resulting in a rich tapestry of cultural exchange and blending.   The scars of the Sin Wars remained visible in the ruins and remnants of once-great civilizations, serving as a somber reminder of the consequences of unchecked chaos and the importance of maintaining balance. As races rebuilt their lives and adapted to their new surroundings, the world took on a different complexion, reflecting the resilience, adaptability, and unity that emerged from the aftermath of the devastating conflicts.