To put an end to the devastation, Greater Lord Rukkhadevata embarked on a final journey with some of her followers. The Withering, a phenomenon already recorded in Sumeru, spread uncontrollably throughout both the forest and the desert, causing decay and destruction so terrible that it was called "The Black Tide." The Lord of Forests, a lineage of "tigers" which began with Viaghara, protected the forest with the help of humans who would learn the secrets of the forest, such as Viridescent.įive hundred years before the start of the main story, a bitter struggle between Khaenri'ah and those who lived under Celestia's control, including the denizens of the surface of Teyvat's Seven Nations and the Archons who ruled over them, as well as an attack by Abyssal monsters, wreaked havoc on Teyvat. Īt the border between the forest and the desert, the Wall of Samiel was erected to prevent the forest from undergoing desertification. Rukkhadevata also created the Aranara, small plantlike creatures with the ability to control dreams. Sumeru City was built on the Divine Tree, a particularly massive tree located in Sumeru's forest region, and the sages of Sumeru Akademiya assisted Rukkhadevata in managing the nation's affairs. With the help of her followers, who would go on to establish the Amurta Darshan of Sumeru Akademiya, Rukkhadevata developed a flourishing rainforest. Creation of the ForestĪfter her falling out with the Scarlet King, Rukkhadevata created the Varuna Contraption in a section of the desert and used "hedges and streams" to protect a certain secret related to "sun and rain." This eventually caused the Scarlet King and Greater Lord Rukkhadevata to split ways. However, the Scarlet King - who had been in love with the Goddess of Flowers - became obsessed with the past. The Scarlet King and Greater Lord Rukkhadevata eventually gathered the people and made a new civilization once more.
įor a time, various kingdoms and city-states led by human rulers emerged in the desert, such as Gurabad, although these kingdoms often fell as quickly as they rose. Greater Lord Rukkhadevata was once friends with the Goddess of Flowers and the Scarlet King, and each had their own views on "wisdom." Greater Lord Rukkhadevata presumably worked alongside her two friends in the governance of Ay-Khanoum, the "City of the Moon Maiden." However, as a result of a certain incident, the Goddess of Flowers perished and Ay-Khanoum was destroyed when the "first pillar" descended and turned the region into a desert.
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