Lasia

When the Entropic mortals, the Humans of Old Earth, meddled ignorantly with their planar reality, they triggered the Panorpheaucism —an omniversal implosion that rips/ripped/is ripping a hole in the space-time-x[1] continuum—not only upsetting the balance of the omniverse but also having far reaching effects within the more immediate spatial vicinity. It blasted apart the entire planet, obliterating 85% of its mass in an instant, sending the rest of it out into the solar system. The local planets Mercury and Venus were destroyed, hurled spiraling into the sun, while Mars and the majority of the system’s asteroid belt were sent hurtling beyond the orbit of the gas giant Jupiter to collide with Saturn. Just as the complete order of the solar system was about to collapse, a shockwave of aetherial inertia resonated into the system from an undetectable source beyond the furthest planet, Pluto. The celestial bodies were thus shifted, reshuffled and balanced once again into a stable orbit of the Sun.

Demiurge had sacrificed their soul by entering Rathcroghan[2]—the trailing passage of space-time petrifaction released by the entropy of the Panorpheaucism’s ‘devouring’ of the Omniverse. Although Demiurge does not truly die, they are forced to endure the undeath of the Panorpheaucism’s continuum of unreality. In doing so the Steward of Space solidified the ruptured space-time continuum, linking the plane of Lasia with the Inner planes—the active and reactive planes fundamental to the existence of all Entropic multiverses—to create Veur: The Substantive Plane.

This sacrifice serves to allow Ir’Usko and Pana—whom Maker had unwittingly drawn out of Rathcroghan’s unreality—to then harness the energies of Demiurge’s decaying Wyrldsol to create a phylactery totem—which serves to restructure their immediate solar system into a single, functioning organism. The system of invisible and improbable orbits unites the delineated planets and the scattered Shards of Old Earth—which comes to be known to Sileneans as The Oro’Amuin.

Now bound to the immense Wyrldsol of the Lasia-borne Substantive Plane, Demiurge is revitalized. Returning to existence through the phylactery totem, the an aspect of the Steward is resurrected as Mgeka, the Arbiter of Will embodied by the totem’s progeny—the first seedlings of Ishal, in turn deifying all future creatures in the plane they come to call '''Veur. '''Ironically[3], in their last breath before rebirth as Mgeka, Demiurge acted to literally steward space.

[1] The term used by Veuran physicists for dimensional probabilities beyond the comprehension of mortals.

[2] Unknown to all Necromancers, the unholy breaching of Rathcroghan is the true power and source of Vilarcana.

[3] Or not. Probably not.