Eruviel: An Elder Scroll

#44.7<br>The true name of the first god is lost to history. The first mortals called her Eruviel, which means “Eternal Mother,” in the true language. She is the origin of all living things, and all life is bound to her. Her power is immense, as all living things are an extension of her will, and so they cannot act against her desires. All life is bound by her laws, which cannot be broken.<br><br>Eruviel is not actually an immortal being. She is bound by the natural order, and her life is tied to that of her most prized creation: the world of Teyvat. She cannot die, but the laws she set forth dictate that her life is bound to the life of Teyvat. When Teyvat dies, so too will Eruviel. She protects the world to protect herself.<br><br>Her will is boundless, and her power is limitless. If her will is to burn a star, then the star will burn. When she wills the end of all life in the universe, then the end will come. Her will cannot be broken. The world of Teyvat is bound by her, and she wills its existence. When she wills its end, the end will come. <br><br>Eruviel has no desires. She is bound by her laws, and these laws cannot be broken. She cannot desire the destruction of Teyvat, as it is her own will that binds her laws to Teyvat’s existence. Eruviel cannot act against her own laws. She is bound by the same laws as the world.<br><br>Eruviel is not an independent being. She is an integral part of all life, and all life is bound to her. She cannot act independently, as her will is the collective will of all life in the universe. Her will is the natural order of existence, and she cannot will anything against the natural order.<br><br>The people of Teyvat are bound by two wills. The will of the world and the will of Eruviel. When the world dies, the people of Teyvat will lose their desire to live. When Eruviel dies, the world will lose its desire to survive. If Teyvat dies, the people will lose their purpose in life. If Eruviel dies, the world will lose its purpose in existing. <br><br>The people of Teyfat cannot destroy Teyfat. The will of the people is bound to the will of the world. The people of Teyvat are bound by Eruviel’s laws, which dictate that all life is bound to the existence of the world. The people of Teyvat cannot act against the natural order of the world.<br><br>Eruviel is not a god. She is a natural part of the universe. Her existence is not a choice, as it is bound to the existence of the world. She is not a conscious being, as her will is the collective will of all life in the universe. Her existence is not a desire, as her will is the natural order of the universe. She is not an independent being, as her will is bound by the will of the world. She is a natural part of the universe, just like the laws of physics. <br><br>Eruviel is not a god. She is a natural part of the universe. Her existence is not a choice, as it is bound to the existence of the world. She is not a conscious being, as her will is the collective will of all life in the universe. Her existence is not a desire, as her will is the natural order of the universe. She is not an independent being, as her will is bound by the will of the world. She is a natural part of the universe, just like the laws of physics.