Before creation, there were three planets: the sun, the moon, and the Earth. This Galaxygalaxy housed Oorun, the sun god, and Osupa, the moon god who both maintained order on earthEarth. The human beings lived on earth, and the universe lived in harmony, with the humans as their guardians. Oorun was responsible for providing sunlight and warmth in the Nok village in Kaduna. Osupa controlled the Earth’s wave and gravitational force. Oorun consisted of a molten celestial ball that glowed saffron, randomly shooting solar flares that frighteningfrightened the humans. Unlike Oorun, the humans on Earth admired Osupa’s benign glow. The moon god, Osupa’s pearlescent countenance, intrigued the human’shumans' attention. However, profound worshippers of Osupa were rare. Along with the sun, many humans were jealous of Osupa. Osupa was deemed inferior to the sun. The sun was envious because Osupa was worshipped for his beauty. The power-hungry deities yearned for admiration from the humans as well. One day, a girl came about, Abiona, who was approximately fourteen years old. Abiona was different from the other humans. She had the body of a black-crowned crane, but the face of a goddess. Unlike the majority, Abiona stood out for her sacred rituals and