The Memporious

Ra, the Yellow Creation Primordial, has exactly one offspring at a time: an Origin. Each Origin lives, builds a multiverse in its own image, and eventually dies — usually at the hands of the Destruction Primordial. When that happens, Ra simply creates the next one. In the natural order, there is only ever meant to be a single Origin, and a single multiverse: the Prime Multiverse, the one the audience calls home.

But Rememhal — the Memory Primordial — could not bear to let each Origin's multiverse vanish with it. Out of boredom, and out of grief for those wonderful worlds, Rememhal began reviving them: the moment an Origin dies, Rememhal creates a copy of it, whole and remembering, and gives it a new life as a bird-formed god. These copies are the Memporious, the Mempors — the memories of prior Origins. Each carries only one inheritance from the Origin it was copied from: the compulsion to create.

Every Mempor Rememhal revives goes on building a multiverse of its own — and all of them exist together inside the Hyperverse that Rememhal built to hold them, a realm that shares its maker's name: Rememhal. Over thirty Origins have died and been copied this way. What remains today is the Memporious as it currently stands — a flock of thirty-six surviving multiverses within Rememhal, each ruled by its own Mempor and populated by its own pantheon, species, and wars.