The Thayad's lineage was created by the goddess Thard. The Thayad's lineage, also known as Thard's lineage, consisted only of women. The inspiration came from the Argonas, the demi-goddesses who were protectors of the goddesses, created by the goddess Maráhadar before the First Era. The purpose of the lineage was to promote the independence of women and establish a kingdom ruled by a warrior queen, rather than a king with a queen by his side. Therefore, there were no men in the Thayad's lineage, nor in its succession. However, this posed a problem: the issue of pure reproduction. Without men, there was no way to achieve pure lineage reproduction. The issue of reproduction was eventually resolved after the creation of the lineage by the goddess Thard. Correcting the issue of reproduction was crucial for the lineage to thrive and perpetuate through the Eras and Times that would unfold across the worlds. The solution, although strange and unconventional, was found. However, it was not an easy matter to accept or resolve, as it required approval from Thuror and subsequently from the High Council of Gods. Initially, the solution was not accepted by the majority of the gods, leading to heated discussions and the presentation of arguments and counterarguments. The first objection was related to the unconventional nature of the solution. The second objection concerned who would be involved and how. The solution proposed by the goddess Thard was to reproduce some of the Thayad's lineage members with those who had pure blood. However, they could not be from any existing lineages, as it would result in mixing the lineages and diluting their purity, thus diminishing the divine power conferred to the lineages by the gods. Therefore, the solution was to reproduce the Thayad's lineage with those who had blood that was not only pure but also inherently divine. There were only two possibilities, but only one of them fit the requirements. Since the Thuorom possessed large wings, the Gontthers were chosen. The choice of the Gontthers was based on the purity of their blood and their divine nature, as they were created by Thuror in conjunction with Naumathar and formed the army that protected Mount Naumathar. They were deemed trustworthy by the goddess Thard. After much deliberation, Thuror left the decision regarding this matter to the Gontthers themselves. When asked about the perpetual task, many volunteered, but only ten warriors were selected, each with different qualities and characteristics. In the end, everyone understood the sacrifice that had to be made for eternity. The resistance from the gods stemmed from concerns about the purity of the lineage and the fact that the Gontthers did not belong to it. However, Thuror explained that due to their immortality and Divine Lineage, the Gontthers' blood was purer than that of the Thayad's lineage, despite the latter being descendants of the gods. With this understanding, the purity and integrity of the Thayad's lineage would remain unaffected, and there would be no issue with reproduction involving the Gontthers. Although the explanation was comprehensive and sufficiently clarifying, some gods such as Gerndar, Therbás, Anuth, and the goddesses Ankaendhar and Akala remained opposed because the fate of male children born to the Thayad's lineage was still unclear. However, what would happen to male infants became a well-guarded secret within Thard's lineage.