Within Mythic Earth, four winds blow, from the chancel of four Wildlords. Each of the wind represents an aspect of freedom for the mortal-folk and for the spirits that make up creation.
The frigid wind from the north whispers of rumours, gossips and half-truth stories, and the ships it usually carried are the chancels of Imperators dealing with misinformation, lies, conspiracies, satirical art and politics. From the south comes a scorching wind, and it screams of primal rage, uncontrolled anger, bitter criticisms and damning accusations. Ships bore forth by the South Wind are usually chancels of quarrels, untempered violence, disharmony, primal urges and never-ending feuds.
The wind from the east is much more soothing. It talks of the wild unknown, the untasted fruits and urge the desire to go for those things. Its wind bore forth ships which are the chancel of Imperators whose domain could be summed up as exploration, curiosity, tabloids and being unrestrained.
And finally there is a wind from west. It is a wind of contridaction, urging reality to be unmade and then redefined (again and again), of changes and of being freed, even if freed from creation. Upon this wind sail a chancel, where its estates are that of escapism, games, abstraction, physics, war and the freedom to choose.
Freedom to choose is a contraction, for one must be free to choose, but once chosen, you are not free. Physics is a foundation of reality – it sails upon this ship so precisely it could be unmade and redefined – and each time it does so, mortal folk think they understand Physics more. Poor souls – it just have been remade by the whims of the Wild Lord. Escapism and abstraction urge the mundane to be freed from Creation, to go beyond the Weridling Wall, where the Wild Lords once came from and now are trapped. War is a choice due to conflict and it was said it is the result of the other three winds mixing together. Men go to wars for al sort of absurd reasons, but the thing is they chose to war.
Other chancels that sail upon this wind include Imperators who govern dreams (dreams are unreal, yet they are the mirror of a human’s soul), madness (for they have escaped from the mundane way of thinking), philosophy (one may say anything about reality yet none can disprove him), paradox, jail-breaks and chaos.
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