The Rise of the Insect Gods

The insects rose and became many.

They open a door to Dahabqamar, the golden moon and drink of its nectar forming the Insect gods

With their arrival came destruction. Their violence knew no ends. The three queens, wasp, bee and ant laid waste to the world.

The chaos awakened Shunewn, the mad zealot god of the eclipse.

There is unending war.

Dahabqamar sees no reasoning with the insect gods and forces them to leave the golden moon.

Shunewn attempts to bring his cult to the insect gods and bring them under his dominion. The insect gods dismember him and devour his parts.

The insect gods bow to no one, with one exception.

The insect gods respect the rainbow serpent (when she manifests in the next age of Tryanixia). They crossed her once and were so savagely and comprehensively defeated they knew to never cross her again. Her will in Akoura is respected by the Insect gods.

The Parliament of Tree deals with the indignities of the Insect Gods visit upon them by reminding themselves of the plan they themselves put in motion, in which the insect gods are but a small part of a much larger and more intricate picture.