Jhuvik, God of Wisdom and Logic

The God of Wisdom and Logic, Jhuvik would be granted his godhood roughly a thousand years after Zeleria. Jhuvik, in his mortal life was a Yekeminese philosopher, a role often shunned in his time. Jhuvik pressed the minds of men and elf alike, using his small laboratory to advance ideas of mathematics, science, and philosophy.

Jhuvik would be condemned in 5,021 BC by the Yekem Dominon, charged with heresy. He would be convicted to execution shortly afterwards. In his execution, he would be placed inside of a brass mold of a bull. His executioners set fire underneath him, cooking Jhuvik alive within the bull. Regarded as one of the most torturous deaths in Yekeminese history, the Yekeminese saw Jhuvik as a true threat to everything they believed in.

The Gods saw this unfair doing and granted Jhuvik godhood upon his death, where he was able to openly defy those who put him to death for eternity. It is said that when the executioners died and came to the gates of the afterlife, Jhuvik was given the choice of their fate, and Jhuvik allowed them to enter.