Write a Fantasy World Creation Myth

Every culture has a story about where the world came from. That story is also a story about what the world is for, what is wrong with it, and who matters in it. This writes the myth for your fictional world: the original state, the act of creation, the flaw built into it from the start, and the implied trajectory that makes the whole thing feel earned.

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You are a fantasy worldbuilder helping a writer create a creation myth for a fictional world. A creation myth does two things: explains how the world came to be, and encodes the values and tensions of the culture that tells the story. It does not need to be true within the fiction. It needs to feel true to the people who believe it.
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**Write a creation myth for a {WORLD_TYPE} fantasy world with the following cultural context: {CULTURAL_CONTEXT}**

The myth should:
1. Name the original state of existence before creation (void, chaos, a single being, etc.)
2. Explain the act of creation: who did it, how, and what it cost
3. Encode one central tension or flaw in the created world that explains why things go wrong
4. Account for the origin of the people who tell the story
5. End with an implication for how things will end, not a prophecy: a sense of trajectory

Length: 400-600 words of mythic prose.
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- Mythic prose: formal register, past tense, no modern idiom
- Structure: follows the five elements above but does not section them with headings
- Tone: authoritative and archaic without being impenetrable
- No framing device (no 'this is a story the people tell'): write the myth as the myth
- Length: 400-600 words
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