Hiris was obsessed with forging, as the God of Mountains and Craftsmanship. Born for the sole purpose of smelting, nearly every brick and tile in the Country of Divines had come from His furnace. After the dwarfs and giants He created had slowly gotten on the right track, the attention of the God of Mountains and Craftsmanship towards them waned significantly. He continued to live reclusively in the Netherworld, indulging in the creation of furnaces and iron ingots.
The short-lived mortals on earth often drifted along with time. Their interests and hobbies varied greatly, and even the activities they loved could lose their appeal after ten or twenty years of engagement. But the Gods were not the same—in fact, they were quite the opposite. Hiris remained fascinated with forging, and the Death God, Nakbet, harbored a passionate enthusiasm for reaping souls.
