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The Book of Songs
The Holy Scripture of the Corvidian Theocracy (Also known as the Songs of the Lost Sky or the Raven’s Lament)
Veil I – The Great Silencing (Creation Myth & The Eruption)
In the beginning there was only the Endless Sky — vast, perfect, ordered, and eternal. From this Sky came the First Song, a pure and flawless harmony that shaped all existence. The Sky sang the mountains, the rivers, the stars, and the First People into being with perfect precision.
But the people grew loud, chaotic, and prideful. They filled the world with uncontrolled laughter, wild passion, and profane noise. Their clamor disturbed the sacred harmony.
Thus, the Sky sent forth the Great Raven — a colossal being of midnight feathers and silver eyes — to deliver righteous judgment. The Raven beat its wings once, and the Emberforge Caldera erupted. Ash clouds blotted out the heavens for generations. The Great Silencing had begun. The Sky withdrew and became the Lost Sky, hidden behind layers of ash so that the world might learn silence, order, and humility.
From the ruins rose two paths: one that embraced chaos and laughter, and one that sought to restore the lost harmony through discipline, knowledge, and reverence.
Veil II – The Sacred Order (Teachings on Corvidian Bound)
“All things have their ordained place in the Great Song. The wise and strong carry the melody, while others support the harmony. Thus are the Corvidian Bound — Scholar Slaves and Knowledge Thralls — given unto the righteous. Through disciplined service and silent labor, they atone for the sins that caused the Great Silencing and help preserve what remains of the divine order.”
“Let the Bound be treated with firm guidance rather than cruelty, for knowledge is sacred and easily lost. Yet let no Bound forget their station — for rebellion against rightful order disrupts the Song and invites further judgment from the Lost Sky.”
“The profane laughter of the Laughing Flame is a corruption. Its followers spread noise and disorder. They must be guided back to silence and harmony — by teaching if possible, by discipline if necessary.”
(This more measured tone was used by moderate clergy, while hardliners still emphasized stricter interpretations during the Emberline Wars.)
Veil III – The Silent Prophet
The central figure is the Silent Prophet (also called the Ash-Winged Raven). He appeared during the Ashen Centuries as a figure of perfect calm and discipline. He never laughed aloud. He spoke only in measured verse and devoted his life to recording and preserving fragments of the Lost Sky’s original Song.
He taught that true wisdom comes through silence, diligent study, structured hierarchy, and the careful preservation of sacred knowledge. He was martyred by chaotic heretics but left behind the command: “Complete the Song. Restore the harmony. Only then shall the Lost Sky open again.”
Veil IV – The Keepers of the Song
The Silent Prophet had Nine Keepers, scholar-priests tasked with guarding, studying, and enforcing the purity of knowledge. The most revered are the Three High Archivists.
Veil V – The Laws of Silence (Commandments)
Honor the Lost Sky — Seek silence, order, and harmony above all.
Preserve the Song — All knowledge must be protected, studied, and passed on with care.
Know Thy Station — Every soul has its divinely ordained place.
Bind Wisely — The Corvidian Bound serve to atone and preserve knowledge.
Speak with Measure — Words must be true, precise, and purposeful.
Shun Profane Joy — Empty laughter weakens the harmony.
Record All Things — Memory and scholarship are sacred duties.
Guide with Discipline — Correction must be firm but just.
Silence the Chaos — Disorder must be gently but firmly brought to order.
Await the Return — The Lost Sky shall open when the Song is perfected.
Veil VI – Songs of the Lost Sky
Contains solemn, haunting chants meant to be sung in perfect unison.
The Raven’s Lament The Hymn of Perfect Order The Song of Ash and Silence
Veil VII – Parables of the Raven
The Parable of the Noisy Flame A bright flame laughed and danced wildly. A quiet raven covered it with its wing until it burned steadily and quietly. The raven said: “Uncontrolled fire consumes. Disciplined fire serves.”
The Parable of the Iron Quill The Parable of the Broken Harmony
Veil VIII – The Final Harmony (Eschatology)
One day the Last Song will be completed in perfect order. When the final verse is sung without flaw, the ash clouds will part. The Lost Sky will open once more. The Great Raven will return, and all who upheld order and preserved knowledge will ascend into eternal, harmonious silence.
Those who spread chaos and profane laughter will be gently but permanently silenced, their voices erased from the Great Song.
The world will not end in noise and laughter. It will end in one final, flawless, absolute silence — the Final Harmony.
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The Book of Songs Repository - The Book of Songs The Holy Scripture of the Corvidian Theocracy (Also known as the Songs of the Lost Sky or the Raven’s Lament) Veil I – The Great Silencing (Creation Myth & The Eruption) In the beginning there was only the Endless Sky — vast, perfect, ordered, and eternal. From this Sky came the First Song, a pure and flawless harmony that shaped all existence. The Sky sang the mountains, the rivers, the stars, and the First People into being with perfect precision. But the people grew loud, chaotic, and prideful. They filled the world with uncontrolled laughter, wild passion, and profane noise. Their clamor disturbed the sacred harmony. Thus, the Sky sent forth the Great Raven — a colossal being of midnight feathers and silver eyes — to deliver righteous judgment. The Raven beat its wings once, and the Emberforge Caldera erupted. Ash clouds blotted out the heavens for generations. The Great Silencing had begun. The Sky withdrew and became the Lost Sky, hidden behind layers of ash so that the world might learn silence, order, and humility. From the ruins rose two paths: one that embraced chaos and laughter, and one that sought to restore the lost harmony through discipline, knowledge, and reverence. Veil II – The Sacred Order (Teachings on Corvidian Bound) “All things have their ordained place in the Great Song. The wise and strong carry the melody, while others support the harmony. Thus are the Corvidian Bound — Scholar Slaves and Knowledge Thralls — given unto the righteous. Through disciplined service and silent labor, they atone for the sins that caused the Great Silencing and help preserve what remains of the divine order.” “Let the Bound be treated with firm guidance rather than cruelty, for knowledge is sacred and easily lost. Yet let no Bound forget their station — for rebellion against rightful order disrupts the Song and invites further judgment from the Lost Sky.” “The profane laughter of the Laughing Flame is a corruption. Its followers spread noise and disorder. They must be guided back to silence and harmony — by teaching if possible, by discipline if necessary.” (This more measured tone was used by moderate clergy, while hardliners still emphasized stricter interpretations during the Emberline Wars.) Veil III – The Silent Prophet The central figure is the Silent Prophet (also called the Ash-Winged Raven). He appeared during the Ashen Centuries as a figure of perfect calm and discipline. He never laughed aloud. He spoke only in measured verse and devoted his life to recording and preserving fragments of the Lost Sky’s original Song. He taught that true wisdom comes through silence, diligent study, structured hierarchy, and the careful preservation of sacred knowledge. He was martyred by chaotic heretics but left behind the command: “Complete the Song. Restore the harmony. Only then shall the Lost Sky open again.” Veil IV – The Keepers of the Song The Silent Prophet had Nine Keepers, scholar-priests tasked with guarding, studying, and enforcing the purity of knowledge. The most revered are the Three High Archivists. Veil V – The Laws of Silence (Commandments) Honor the Lost Sky — Seek silence, order, and harmony above all.
Preserve the Song — All knowledge must be protected, studied, and passed on with care.
Know Thy Station — Every soul has its divinely ordained place.
Bind Wisely — The Corvidian Bound serve to atone and preserve knowledge.
Speak with Measure — Words must be true, precise, and purposeful.
Shun Profane Joy — Empty laughter weakens the harmony.
Record All Things — Memory and scholarship are sacred duties.
Guide with Discipline — Correction must be firm but just.
Silence the Chaos — Disorder must be gently but firmly brought to order.
Await the Return — The Lost Sky shall open when the Song is perfected.
Veil VI – Songs of the Lost Sky Contains solemn, haunting chants meant to be sung in perfect unison. The Raven’s Lament The Hymn of Perfect Order The Song of Ash and Silence Veil VII – Parables of the Raven The Parable of the Noisy Flame A bright flame laughed and danced wildly. A quiet raven covered it with its wing until it burned steadily and quietly. The raven said: “Uncontrolled fire consumes. Disciplined fire serves.” The Parable of the Iron Quill The Parable of the Broken Harmony Veil VIII – The Final Harmony (Eschatology) One day the Last Song will be completed in perfect order. When the final verse is sung without flaw, the ash clouds will part. The Lost Sky will open once more. The Great Raven will return, and all who upheld order and preserved knowledge will ascend into eternal, harmonious silence. Those who spread chaos and profane laughter will be gently but permanently silenced, their voices erased from the Great Song. The world will not end in noise and laughter. It will end in one final, flawless, absolute silence — the Final Harmony.
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The Book of Songs The Holy Scripture of the Corvidian Theocracy (Also known as the Songs of the Lost Sky or the Raven’s Lament) Veil I – The Great Silencing (Creation Myth & The Eruption) In the beginning there was only the Endless Sky — vast, perfect, ordered, and eternal. From this Sky came the First Song, a pure and flawless harmony that shaped all existence. The Sky sang the mountains, the rivers, the stars, and the First People into being with perfect precision. But the people grew loud, chaotic, and prideful. They filled the world with uncontrolled laughter, wild passion, and profane noise. Their clamor disturbed the sacred harmony. Thus, the Sky sent forth the Great Raven — a colossal being of midnight feathers and silver eyes — to deliver righteous judgment. The Raven beat its wings once, and the Emberforge Caldera erupted. Ash clouds blotted out the heavens for generations. The Great Silencing had begun. The Sky withdrew and became the Lost Sky, hidden behind layers of ash so that the world might learn silence, order, and humility. From the ruins rose two paths: one that embraced chaos and laughter, and one that sought to restore the lost harmony through discipline, knowledge, and reverence. Veil II – The Sacred Order (Teachings on Corvidian Bound) “All things have their ordained place in the Great Song. The wise and strong carry the melody, while others support the harmony. Thus are the Corvidian Bound — Scholar Slaves and Knowledge Thralls — given unto the righteous. Through disciplined service and silent labor, they atone for the sins that caused the Great Silencing and help preserve what remains of the divine order.” “Let the Bound be treated with firm guidance rather than cruelty, for knowledge is sacred and easily lost. Yet let no Bound forget their station — for rebellion against rightful order disrupts the Song and invites further judgment from the Lost Sky.” “The profane laughter of the Laughing Flame is a corruption. Its followers spread noise and disorder. They must be guided back to silence and harmony — by teaching if possible, by discipline if necessary.” (This more measured tone was used by moderate clergy, while hardliners still emphasized stricter interpretations during the Emberline Wars.) Veil III – The Silent Prophet The central figure is the Silent Prophet (also called the Ash-Winged Raven). He appeared during the Ashen Centuries as a figure of perfect calm and discipline. He never laughed aloud. He spoke only in measured verse and devoted his life to recording and preserving fragments of the Lost Sky’s original Song. He taught that true wisdom comes through silence, diligent study, structured hierarchy, and the careful preservation of sacred knowledge. He was martyred by chaotic heretics but left behind the command: “Complete the Song. Restore the harmony. Only then shall the Lost Sky open again.” Veil IV – The Keepers of the Song The Silent Prophet had Nine Keepers, scholar-priests tasked with guarding, studying, and enforcing the purity of knowledge. The most revered are the Three High Archivists. Veil V – The Laws of Silence (Commandments) Honor the Lost Sky — Seek silence, order, and harmony above all. Preserve the Song — All knowledge must be protected, studied, and passed on with care. Know Thy Station — Every soul has its divinely ordained place. Bind Wisely — The Corvidian Bound serve to atone and preserve knowledge. Speak with Measure — Words must be true, precise, and purposeful. Shun Profane Joy — Empty laughter weakens the harmony. Record All Things — Memory and scholarship are sacred duties. Guide with Discipline — Correction must be firm but just. Silence the Chaos — Disorder must be gently but firmly brought to order. Await the Return — The Lost Sky shall open when the Song is perfected. Veil VI – Songs of the Lost Sky Contains solemn, haunting chants meant to be sung in perfect unison. The Raven’s Lament The Hymn of Perfect Order The Song of Ash and Silence Veil VII – Parables of the Raven The Parable of the Noisy Flame A bright flame laughed and danced wildly. A quiet raven covered it with its wing until it burned steadily and quietly. The raven said: “Uncontrolled fire consumes. Disciplined fire serves.” The Parable of the Iron Quill The Parable of the Broken Harmony Veil VIII – The Final Harmony (Eschatology) One day the Last Song will be completed in perfect order. When the final verse is sung without flaw, the ash clouds will part. The Lost Sky will open once more. The Great Raven will return, and all who upheld order and preserved knowledge will ascend into eternal, harmonious silence. Those who spread chaos and profane laughter will be gently but permanently silenced, their voices erased from the Great Song. The world will not end in noise and laughter. It will end in one final, flawless, absolute silence — the Final Harmony.
The Book of Songs
The Holy Scripture of the Corvidian Theocracy (Also known as the Songs of the Lost Sky or the Raven’s Lament)
Veil I – The Great Silencing (Creation Myth & The Eruption)
In the beginning there was only the Endless Sky — vast, perfect, ordered, and eternal. From this Sky came the First Song, a pure and flawless harmony that shaped all existence. The Sky sang the mountains, the rivers, the stars, and the First People into being with perfect precision.
But the people grew loud, chaotic, and profane. They filled the world with uncontrolled laughter, wild passion, and the vulgar roar of the Laughing Flame. Their noise offended the sacred harmony.
Thus, the Sky sent forth the Great Raven — a colossal being of midnight feathers and silver eyes — to deliver righteous judgment. The Raven beat its wings once, and the Emberforge Caldera erupted in divine fury. Ash clouds blotted out the heavens for generations. The Great Silencing had begun. The Sky withdrew and became the Lost Sky, hidden behind layers of choking ash as punishment for the world’s sins.
From the shattered remains of the old empire rose two paths: one that chased profane laughter and chaos, and one that sought to restore the lost harmony through silence, order, discipline, and sacred knowledge.
Veil II – The Sacred Order (Teachings on Corvidian Bound)
“All things have their ordained place in the Great Song. The strong and wise sing the melody, while the lesser carry the supporting harmony. Thus are the Corvidian Bound — Scholar Slaves and Knowledge Thralls — given unto the righteous. They are not mere property, but living instruments of atonement. Through disciplined service, silent labor, and total submission they atone for the sins that caused the Great Silencing.”
“Let no Bound be wasted in idle cruelty, for knowledge is sacred and fragile. Yet let no Bound forget their eternal station — rebellion against rightful order is rebellion against the Lost Sky itself. The noisy heart must be silenced. The chaotic flame must be quenched. Only through perfect hierarchy and unyielding discipline can the Song be restored.”
“The Laughing Flame is a profane corruption. Its followers are agents of the Cold wearing false fire. They must be brought to silence, by persuasion if possible, by force if necessary. For the Sky demands order above all else.”
(This passage was heavily cited by Corvidian commanders during the Emberline Wars to justify harsh treatment of Dominion prisoners and internal purges.)
Veil III – The Silent Prophet
The central savior figure is the Silent Prophet (also called the Ash-Winged Raven), a mysterious scholar who appeared during the worst years of the Ashen Centuries. He never laughed. He never raised his voice. He spoke only in measured, perfect verse and spent his life recording fragments of the Lost Sky’s original Song.
He taught that true wisdom comes only through silence, absolute hierarchy, disciplined study, and the patient preservation of sacred knowledge. He was eventually martyred by chaotic heretics (widely believed to be early followers of the Laughing Flame). His final words were: “When the Last Song is completed in perfect order, the Lost Sky shall open once more and judge the noisy.”
Veil IV – The Keepers of the Song
The Silent Prophet had Nine Keepers (scholar-priests tasked with preserving and enforcing knowledge). The most revered are the Three High Archivists, who maintain the purity of the Song.
Veil V – The Laws of Silence (Commandments)
Honor the Lost Sky — Seek silence, order, and perfect harmony above all.
Preserve the Song — All knowledge must be protected, catalogued, and never squandered.
Know Thy Station — Every soul has its divinely ordained place in the hierarchy.
Bind Wisely and Firmly — The Corvidian Bound exist to serve knowledge and atone.
Speak Only Truth and Measure — Falsehood and excess corrupt the harmony.
Shun Profane Joy — Laughter without purpose is the voice of the Cold.
Record All Things — Memory is sacred; forgetfulness is sin.
Judge with Precision and Severity — Mercy without wisdom enables chaos.
Silence the Noisy — Those who spread profane laughter must be brought to order.
Await the Return — The Lost Sky shall open when the Song is perfected in absolute discipline.
Veil VI – Songs of the Lost Sky
This section contains solemn, haunting chants and dirges meant to be sung in perfect unison, with no improvisation allowed.
The Raven’s Lament The Hymn of Perfect Order The Song of Ash and Silence The Dirge of the Noisy Flame (explicitly condemns the Laughing Flame)
Veil VII – Parables of the Raven
The Parable of the Noisy Flame (frequently used against the Dominion) A bright, chaotic flame laughed and danced wildly, consuming everything in reckless joy. A quiet raven watched, then covered the flame with its wing. The flame sputtered and died. The raven spoke: “Joy without order is destruction. Only through silence, discipline, and hierarchy can fire serve a higher purpose.”
The Parable of the Iron Quill A scholar tried to write the Song with a soft feather. The words smeared and faded. Another used an iron quill and wrote with perfect precision. The Silent Prophet said: “Discipline is the only ink that endures.”
The Parable of the Broken Harmony A choir allowed one voice to sing too loudly and joyfully. The entire song collapsed into discord. The Silent Prophet commanded the loud singer to be silenced so the harmony could be restored.
Veil VIII – The Final Harmony (Eschatology)
One day the Last Song will be completed by the gathered knowledge of all generations. When the final verse is sung in perfect, unyielding order, the ash clouds will part. The Lost Sky will open once more. The Great Raven will return, and all worthy souls will ascend into eternal, harmonious silence.
Those who embraced chaos, profane laughter, and disorder will be forever silenced — cast into the Cold beyond even death, their voices erased from the Great Song for all eternity.
The world will not end in noise and laughter. It will end in one final, flawless, absolute silence — the Final Harmony.
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