Passages from the Infinity Bible, Book of Gleth, Chapter 77

"The Beginning of Existence marked the beginning of Ull's Dream.

At the beginning of Infinity, in the First Age of the First Existence, there were no gods, no angels, demons, or spirits.
The First Life evolved, a vast ecosystem spanning an entire universe, and a civilization sprawled through it.

When no more room was left to evolve, life turned on itself, cannibalizing, and consolidating. Predator devoured predator, and change begat change. Through eons of bloodshed, the first gods arose.
Men D'Thet, Champion of the People.
End, the All Powerful.

The two entered battle, with End's death cries rocking all of Existence. Though she died, her power could not be broken. She could not die, and thus threw the universe into a state of chaos. Light became dark, dark became light, light became light, and dark became dark. All things existing at once, and unexisting at the same time. Existence could not go on, and thus collapsed. It would live on in the memories of the First God.

ANd thus a new universe was created. Larger, vaster, and more complex than the last. Men D'Thet and End lived on through the memories of the First God and were once again brought into being, setting Existence into an infinite cycle of Creation and Apocalypse. As Existence grew in power, so did Men D'Thet and End's.

Through Infinity the lost cries and souls of writhing hatred and unsatisfied lust for vengeance coalesced into a monstrous cancer calling itself T'ren. A collective entity of hatred made of individuals. Through this collective, the civilization of T'ren spread from the Universe, to the Multiverse, to the Megaverse, and threatens all within the Black Void of Existence. Men D'Thet pledged allegiance to the souls of the fallen and has become the tool of evil. End lies in slumber, a primordial memory hidden within the fabric of Infinity. Wherever T'ren and Men D'Teth dare to interfere, End will take it from them.
End, the Apocalypse.

May the hatred burn bright in your soul, and may your black hunger never be satisfied.
Praise be to End."