In a time long past, there used to be 7 gods. Each of the gods had power over all, but 6 of them found that their ideas always clashed with each other. Every time they decided to do something, there was rarely a time when they could agree with each other.

Most of their meetings settled into fights with an agreement becoming impossible. The earth was still developing, but since none of the gods could make an agreement, the 7th god decided to step in. He gave each god their favourite domain to rule over.

The domains were: the earth, the sky, the waters, fire and heat, light and darkness. Since he had a higher authority, he decreed that no god can attack another directly, and they cannot use their powers in another god’s domain. The eight were relatively happy when creating and developing their respective domains. Each developed on their own, and each god ended up being shaped by their domains and their creations.

All was well until their creations became too numerous. Each god, with disregard to the others, made enough creations to fill each and all of their domains, and then more still. Each of them became angry at each other, thinking it was their right to expand as they wished. After things came to a head, each god decided that conquest was their only option if they wished to obtain the domains that they wanted.

To destroy each other utterly because they couldn’t themselves, they amassed their creations and sought to conquer each other’s domains and kill the other gods. Thus started the war of the gods. Each and every creature was primed for battle and pitted against the creations of the other gods. However, the forces were completely equal and the war ended in a global stalemate.

The stalemate persisted for many years, and the gods grew tired of the constant combat. But, unbeknownst to each other, each god had the same flash of inspiration. If their regular creations were creating a stalemate, why not create an all-powerful beast to destroy the stalemate once and for all? Unbeknownst to each, they each bent all of their power to create their ultimate weapon; the Dragons.

The Dragons embodied all of the power of the god itself. Each god spent all of their power on the dragons, imbuing them might of the gods in a vessel that could kill one. They sent their creations, expecting a swift and sure victory. However, at the central battlefield, a seaside, stormy, mountain peak at the very tip of the world, the dragons met and the gods knew that they had failed again.

They could feel each dragon’s terrific power, held at bay only by the confusion of the gods themselves. Each dragon had the same immense power another had, and now 6 met to combat each other and destroy everything in their path.

Though the gods knew a battle with the dragons would end in unparalleled destruction, they still set the dragons against each other. The dragons fought for a long time, wreaking havoc left and right. In the end, their battle destroyed much of the world as well as the dragons themselves. After the dragons had finished and the world was largely desolate.

After the disasters the war of the gods wrought, the 7th decided that the gods needed a way to settle this stalemate without using large scale warfare again. He decided to settle the dispute by choosing 1 champion for each god and having them fight where the borders of the domains of the gods met, the last battlefield of the dragons, and the tip of the world.

The match was set to be at a much later date so humanity would have time to rebuild. The gods now wait for the fated day to come. But unbeknownst to every other god, each god infused their dragon’s soul and powers to reincarnate into what would later become their champions. Now in the modern era, the dragons have awakened and the trials of the champions have begun.