Coalescence of the Broken World

The Coalescence of the Broken World is a written epic about the ancient gods of Sauh'peessee. It consists of several ancient manuscripts; some of them reprints or copies of the original text. However, none of the copies found thus far have the complete text; Found copies usually contain only excerpts of the tale, or have entire sections lost - worn away by time.

It is relevant to many Denists because it is one of the earliest records about the Hundred-named God and the ancient world. However, it is not considered scripture by the Buzentuvs of Basoolean Denism. Instead, those of the Denist faith must refer to the "Fragments of the Uddex Cotartos" for spiritual guidance.

The Coalescence of the Broken World consists of several 'Lines' - Sections similar to self-contained chapters describing the exploits of the ancient Sauh'peessian gods. Although numbered, these Lines do not seem to follow a chronological order, despite the fact that events described within each Line are narrated normally. Many scholars are still trying to decipher the true timeline of events described in the Epic.
 * 1) Line I : The Gathering of the Pieces (At the End of the Broken World)
 * 2) Line II : Emanations and Companions (Calling out for DOMIS BASOOL)