O.k i wrote this a long time ago and i decided to finally Post it

This deals with the concept of The First Race the same race that build the Pyramids that The Cypactii reside in (it should be noted this was written as it own thing originally but i find to seem to fit into Marduk quite well) so enough raving i am just going to let you guys decide if this is Good or Not
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The first child was the first born daughter of Biasolin and Ravicous. But that daughter also became the first ever-resting for she passed away in her Mother’s arms just mere moments after her birth Biasolin’s grief lasted twelve days.
And in her grief she inadvertently caused the destruction of the first species. Before the death of the first child the first species were an immortal race whose true name had been lost to the sand of time. 
But with the death of the first child the immortal spell broke and the first species went extinct and their souls became lost and confused for death was nothing but a mere concept to the first species and so facing a concept that was not thought possible.
The lost and confused souls tried to find their way back to their plane but fate had no intention of having them to return to the plane of the living. 
For a thousand years the lost souls would try to return to their plane of origins to no avail and slowly some of these lost souls became tired of it all and just stopped and they would sit down on the clear floor that separated them from the plane of the living.
But soon many of these souls just became content with staying still and watching over these new races and in returned the new mortal races named them The Réalvagt (Guardian Stars)
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Biasolin is the Mother of Life 
Ravicous is Biasolin's Husband and the father of Space
The Ever-resting is a term for the deceased (i thought it sounded mystical)