As the universe formed with energy and balls of gases and all the things that it entails... there was a great energy that rose above them all.  She had no form, she had no being, but she had thought.  The planets were formed, but they had no life.  They had moons, and suns, but they had no real land, no real water.  They were all mere formations.  Well this would not do, the energy thought, and she moved around from shape to shape, planet to planet until she landed on the perfect one.  The one that she would name Earth.

And so the great energy formed the water, and from the water she was able to breathe life into the land and it grew to great structure.  And then she gave it the smallest parts of life, little cells, in which all things could grow.  In this, she had yet to take form, for she wanted to see what life would bring forth.  Spineless and jelly like fish, great sea creatures that would fill the oceans, and reptile creatures that would ravage around, fighting each other for territory and domain in which to serve and eat.  But these creatures, while massive and great did not have thought.  Not a conscious thought, and though she could walk among them, she was not able to speak with them in a manner that would be fulfilling to her.

She wanted more.

And as time would have it, she watched the earth expand and grow, wildlife taking over the entire planet, even despite the great fires that raged and nearly killed all the reptile creatures.  New life spawned forth, and by watching those first primal beings, she realized that she too could be among them.  She took shape, and form, and turned herself into a beautiful and stunning woman.  Her skin had no hair, and it was sun kissed and gentle.  She was fierce and strong, and everything that a mother would be.  But she was no mother.  Not yet.  It took her a decade, but once she found the perfect seed, she took it and pushed it within herself, so that it might grow and new life be formed.  And it was, in the shape of two young boys, brothers, twins.

The first century of their life was interesting, but it was lonely.  Certainly they had their mother, whom they loved and cherished, but, just like she they had this desire to bring forth more.  To have more, to share more.  To give life.  And so, their mother gave them dominion over the earth that she had made, with the promise that they wuold maintain the fauna and flora that she had made for them, the beautiful earth in it's entirety.  Both boys promised to keep the sanction of life...