Nikyrion

God of fates, it is given to Nikyrion to watch the universe and maintain the continuance of intended events--to ensure the tapestry of fate remains unchanged.

The First Seer
(an excerpt from the Book of Divinity, sometimes called The Tales of What Once Was and Yet Is)

First, there was nothing. The Primordial Mother was in that nothing; she was that nothing. She willed a separation into existence; dimensions. Empty, they were, devoid of matter and life. The only dimension with life was the Godsplane--the place where her power centered, where her soul resided. She spoke into being the Ten Divines--Jakar, the Infinite, Nikyrion, Branach, Alexion, Zoroash, Cathinos, Caron, Halla, and Tyrion--and began the process of dividing the universe between them.

Jakar created the physical universe; the planets began to rotate, although all of them were dead and lifeless. Stars burned and galaxies spun, but nowhere was there life.

The Lady, the One who is Oft Forgotten, wandered through this empty universe. She had been given great power by the Primordial Mother, unfathomable power. Some say she is a shard of the Mother herself. She began to dream as she wandered; of birds and fish, she dreamed. Of the insects that crawl, she dreamed. Of mortals who would one day travel between the planets, she dreamed. As she dreamed, these things came to be. In motion, they were, but simple-minded--they had no concept of what had been, or what would be.

Nikyrion was the third to approach the Great Mother. To him, she said, "Watch. Observe that which will be, understand that which will one day have been. All of time, I give to you to care for. Weave a tapestry of fate, that mortalkind may know what a future is."

To the others were given their respective aspects, but none of it was of great concern to Nikyrion. Into the future, he looked, and the looking scarred his eyes. No longer were they the bright gold of the gods; his would forever be silver.