Known mononymously as the force of light throughout the worlds of Aurius, it has come under various names and aspects in relation to the culture which perceives it. Notably, the elven peoples identify the light as Caelarkhe, a stabilizing force of a certain order and foundation from which all manner of beings emerged in relation to. On the other hand, the Aetherics of Caskaris, who acknowledge the force of light as humans, believe its name to be Aion Teleos, who is composed of two disparate and sexually dimorphic identities. These identities are Izabela and Aurideon, and their roles in creation are recognized. The Varayans acknowledge the Daevas as beings of light, though they do not believe in an overarching force alike to Aion Teleos. The Ethetia believed the essential being of the light to be found in the sun, thus worshipping Solara, the goddess of the sun, as the divine creatrix of the cosmos. Then, the Elohad were instated as her successors, and they took after the light as well. The dark always inhabits in exception and opposition to the light, and from these forces, came the vast array of mortal existence and creation.