It is not known whether it was an error that occurred during the creation of the worlds or a natural flaw. The reason and purpose remain unknown. There is no plausible explanation for the phenomenon. However, one thing is undeniable: when the six worlds were created by Naumathar, nine circular faults appeared on the surface. These faults or "Black Holes" manifested as large black circles, with no beginning or end, just emptiness. Some appeared vertically against walls, while others appeared horizontally on the ground. After a long time since the creation of the worlds, Naumathar, along with Thuror, realized that these faults were not holes but rather passages to "other places or unknown worlds." There were nine passages in total, and they became known as "The Nine Black Portals," or in the language of the Gods known as Idhílion, which later, and mistakenly in Ernt-nador, came to be called the Language of the Wizards or the Sages, they were called Laienürimim. And among the nine, one stood out in size and danger. Besides being the largest of all the Black Portals, it also housed the most dreadful creatures and beasts. This one came to be known as Entharin, the Great Black Portal. The Black Portals were scattered throughout the worlds with the exception of two. An interesting and curious fact was that the worlds of Anahkólion and Dnathirium did not hold any of the Laienürimim. Thus, the Laienürimim were located in only four worlds: Anathurilis, Ernathurilis, Ernthys, and Ernt-nador. Although not known for certain, due to lack of exploration, each of the nine Laienürimim led to a specific place unknown to the gods. And so it remained until one dark night, as dark as the shadows, the discovery was made of what one of the Black Portals held within it. From that moment on, there was a need to monitor the Laienürimim, but unfortunately, it was too late to take action. Without Naumathar and Thuror's knowledge, a kingdom as dark as it was impenetrable was being built northwest of Anathurilis. And there, Omnathar brought forth creatures taken from the nine Black Portals. In secrecy, the Kingdom of Darkness was born. After much deliberation in the High Council of the Gods, it was decided that the responsibility of guarding and protecting the passages would be entrusted to the goddess Maráhadar, who later became known as the Guardian of the Black Portals. However, before this happened and to ensure the passages were not left unguarded, Naumathar used his power to create nine powerful demigods: the Guardians of the Black Portals. They were named Koluns-kand and their duty was to protect the Laienürimim until the day when Maráhadar could permanently seal the Black Portals. During this period, which is impossible to determine when it occurred or how long it lasted, nothing could enter or leave the Black Portals. This task fell upon the Koluns-kand. Some battles were fought by the Koluns-kand against beings and creatures that attempted to escape the Black Portals. In the vast majority of cases, no danger emerged from the Laienürimim. But as with any rule, there is always an exception. And one of the Laienürimim was violated. It was the first silent betrayal suffered by the gods of Anahkólion at the hands of the Koluns-kand. However, it was not the only one. And it happened for an intrinsic reason to all living beings: jealousy. Unfortunately, the Koluns-kand were created for a reason, and for this reason, when the Laienürimim were closed, they were locked inside to ensure that nothing would attempt to escape their domains. This would happen if the Black Portals were ever opened again. To differentiate them, as each portal was unique, each of the Black Portals, the Laienürimim, was given a name based on its size, significance, and the danger it held within. The assessment of the danger was entrusted to the observations of the Koluns-kand. And even though it may be unbelievable, one of them lied. The Laienürimim had a peculiarity that was discovered much later by Maráhathas, daughter of Maráhadar. After the Laienürimim were closed, a book was written by the goddess Maráhadar. In the book, which was named the Book of Laienürimim, detailed explanations were provided on what was necessary and how each of the Black Portals could be opened. However, nowhere in the book did it explain that once closed, the Laienürimim could be opened anywhere. And that's exactly what happened, marking the beginning of the Second Era of Ernt-nador, specifically during the Time of Shadows. This occurred when Marhum, the Dark Wizard and Master of the Order of Dark Wizards, opened the Black Portals, bringing chaos to that world. This event left Maráhathas dismayed and surprised to see that eight Black Portals that were supposed to be located in Ernthys and Ernathurilis were opened in Ernt-nador, unleashing an indescribable evil.