William Blake, The Ancient of Days (1794)

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The Intellect of the Father, part III

“So then, [Zeus] by engulfing Erikepaios the Firstborn [Phanes], he had the body of all things in his belly, and he mixed into his own limbs the god’s power and strength. Because of this, together with him, everything came to be again inside Zeus, the broad air and the lofty splendour of heaven, the undraining sea and earth’s glorious seat, great Okeanos and the lowest Tartara of the earth, rivers and boundless sea and everything else, and all the immortal blessed gods and goddesses, all that had existed and all that was to exist afterwards became one and grew together in the belly of Zeus. After he had hidden them all away, again into the glad light from his holy heart he brought them up, performing mighty acts.”

Happy New Year!

So... I was planning on making another game project after concluding Triumph of Time, as a continuation to the comic.

But I've decided to put ToT on hold for now, at least until I've made some progress on my next game: Awakening of Time.

Here are the outfits that the characters would've worn after the turn of the millenium in Dream of the Primordial King.

Full Power Erikepaios.

Erikepaios and Metis.

They were considered two aspects of the primordial deity Phanes-Protogonos.

First sprite I’m sharing from my visual novel.

This Erikepaios, or Erik, a fragment of the primordial god Phanes-Protogonos that fused with the wayward soul of a troubled human.