The battle between the gods and their mother, Sceme, was said to be the most eventful thing to happen in the universe. While it was still young, the universe witnessed the very will of itself fall to her knees before her own children. With a final blow, they had slain her. Her body exploded with a force so bright, there was no location in the universe that could not have seen it. At first, there was no shape to where she laid dead. But eventually, millions of years later, this shape began to take form of a yellow rather featherlike appearance. Here there are around 100,000 galaxies, including the Andromeda and our very own Milky Way, residing.

We call it the Laniakea Supercluster (Immeasurable Heaven roughly translated in Hawaiian) but to the Xiahwenites, it is the Grave of Sceme. The supercluster is so massive that it is virtually impossible to imagine its scale.

It is now unclear if Sceme has truly died. When the gods slew her, they expected the Laws of the Universe to no longer have meaning and the Yarn of Tales to stop knitting forever. Yet those laws never ceased to exist and the Yarn of Tales still knits even though it has no master. This has lead to many believing that they never managed to defeat her entirely and that she may one day return.