The Origin

Long ago, the gods and goddesses sat upon their celestial thrones, drowning in eternity’s endless boredom. Ambrosia had lost its sweetness, golden goblets of wine left them dizzy too soon, and even the grandest cosmic storms failed to amuse them.

One day, the goddess of creativity, Seraphis, sighed, “We need servants! Not dull, obedient ones, but creatures of charm and mischief!”

With a flick of her wrist, she shaped elegant beings from moonlight and shadows. They stretched, yawned, and blinked with knowing golden eyes. Thus, the first felines were born.

The History

Lions, tigers, and other wild cats are apex predators, maintaining ecosystem balance by controlling prey populations. This prevents overgrazing and promotes biodiversity. By hunting the weak and sick, they strengthen prey species. Even scavengers benefit from their leftovers, ensuring energy cycles continue. Without them, ecosystems would collapse.