Foolish-Water

SUSCROFA This new figure, humanity, had existed for a mere many million years when Sån, the great eye, had a horrible feeling impregnated inside her. As Sån, daughter of Faír, stared down on the earth from the distance of the cosmos, she grimly recalled the horrific events at the home of Suscrofa, a recent occurrence—at least to the gods above—and only barely rumored. Deeply disgusted and heavily enraged, as only the sun could be as such, she called an assembly of all the other gods and all replied to her call. Some arrived immediately; others did so reluctantly after feeling like doing nothing all day; others refused to show up, much to the chagrin of the middle group. Sån harangued and screamed at these gods to show up for the meeting, whether they wanted to or not. In nights without clouds and light pollution, a faint swirl of light can be seen; it can be viewed next to the throne of the vain queen Cassiopeia and pointed at by her servant Schedar; you can also find this swirl