Hehu & Hauhet
“When didn't it?”
A Desertwind immortal of The Ogdoad
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
Endlessness, twice. He is forever, she is forever, and they have been finishing each other's sentences since before sentences existed. They are the condition that made time possible, which means they predate the thing they made possible.
Happening now
They are still counting. They will never finish. The younger gods find this unnerving; the Eight find the younger gods' hurry unnerving. The feeling is mutual.
What may come
Ask them when creation happened and they look confused. When didn't it? They will still be asking when the world is over.
Connected
Why someone keeps Hehu & Hauhet
- because they're forever, twice over — you keep them when you need something that doesn't end
- because asking them when creation happened gets you a confused look, and you find that comforting
- because endlessness on a shelf makes deadlines feel smaller
The Ogdoad
Four bonded frog-and-serpent pairs who are the conditions before creation — water, infinity, darkness, hiddenness — retired and buried at Djeme, still raising the Nile.
$35 · One of 40
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Desertwind
- Order
- The Ogdoad — The Eight of the Primeval Deep
- Rarity
- Epic
- Personality
- Endlessness, twice. He is forever, she is forever, and they have been finishing each other's sentences since before sentences. Ask them when creation happened and they will look confused.
- Edition
- One of 40
- Stats
- power 85 · speed 15 · charm 65
Joe was here.
“the elders say: the palest ink is more reliable than the most powerful memory — the feather is lighter than you think. So is a clear conscience.”