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Assumed Vegalian Full Introduction

BlueFreddy_1405February 9, 2026

The Vegalian Language, may be known as the Tongue of Infinity, emerged long after the birth of the Cradyl Primus, the cosmic nucleus at the heart of Vegala Infinity, a kingdom unbeknownst to us in the galaxy-sized universe conceived by the omnipotent entity Primus Vegalos. Before form and meaning, only the Damned existed: formless horrors and whispers of void-born entropy outside the bounds of Infinity. Their shrieks carried fragmented vowel sounds which will be the first audible tones of existence. These whispers inspired Primus Vegalos to impose order on chaos through structured communication and constructed a set of vocabularies. This linguistic act defined the laws of creation and forged Vegala Infinity itself.

Upon knowing the possibility of warding away the Damned from Infinity, Vegalos dived into the ethereal magma of Cradyl Primus and scattered 6 smaller flames into the corners of the realm, but this came at a great personal cost. As the Damned encroached again, Vegalos divided into three deities, each having its divine aspects to guard the realms:

  • Hithistrus, the Listener — the embodiment of hearing and response.

  • Yondrathaticus, the Watcher — the embodiment of vision and awareness.

  • Wondramite, the Thinker — the embodiment of thought and will.

Source of this assumption is from Will's Discord message in the DA Fan Server:

“Their three names are the significance of powers from one another while referencing hither and yonder, be ready for wonder:

  1. Hither we listen

  2. Yonder we watch

  3. Wonder we think.”

Together, they governed the realms Hithaföl (the Afterlife) and learning about Yondrathöl (the Living), and recorded every past, present and future of each Cluster Primus within the IRIS Archival, a sentient Pypros construct preserving the totality of cosmic knowledge. Quote from the Vegala Infinity Codex:

“Upon the creation of each cluster system, the deities would command one of their elite gods to oversee the sister cluster system while in Hithaföl, and until the day the system breaks underneath the weight of the shadows beyond, they must remain. Their official cluster codex names are taken from the system’s chosen god to oversee them, for example, “Vegala 3” is named by combining the letter C (for cluster) with the last name of the chosen godly ruler, in this case “Trezylus”. naturally the civilisations of these places would have a different name for these overall, usually calling upon a historic part of their lives or the name of that which discovered how vast their galaxy was.”

The Cluster Primus are from the smaller flames that evolved into actual celestial systems on both Hithaföl and Yondrathöl. They are as in order of appearance:

  1. Vegala 1 / C-Tempistra, Jotnahyme: Home of the Templar Emperors, human and android priests.

  • If a conlang is made for the Templarians, I’d imagine it being just voiceless phonemes for most of their place of articulation.

  1. Vegala 2 / C-Krongahl, Xyne: Home of the Crimson Tartarus colony, magma and onyx monsters.

  • If a conlang is made for the Crimson colony (which we technically already have from Onyx), I’d imagine it would have laryngeal phonemes and vowel backing. Hierarchy is important to them, so their grammar would reflect it.

  1. Vegala 3 / C-Trezylus, Glina: Home of the Phylliphasees, light orb angels.

  • If a conlang is made for the Phylliphasees, I’d imagine it would be mostly fricatives and some unusual methods of communications, like using light as a way of communication. 

  1. Vegala 4 / C-Nest, Poden: Home of Bozchlyth Gnial, biomass parasites.

  • If a conlang is made for the Gnial, I’d imagine it would have been trill and uvular heavy in the phonology. The hierarchy of the Xeno species may contain different grammatical genders that reflect each biome pocket.

  1. Vegala 5 / C-Mechanikahn, Clox: Home of Trojan Magnus, titan bionic mechs.

  • If a conlang is made for the Trojan Magnus, I’d imagine it would have ejectives and clicks within their phonology. Strength and immovable spirit is their willpower, and I would imagine that reflects very well in their grammar and vocabulary.

  1. Vegala 6 / C-Veltun, Zeightryl: Home of the Velvettan Vanguards, royal elves.

  • If a conlang is made for the Velvettan, I’d imagine it would have inspirations from Tolkien’s Elvish languages. Elegance and knowledge may be important to them so I assume their grammar reflects that.

  1. Vegala 0 / C-Pavavorey, The Depths: Home of the Collapsed, humans that once lived from the other side of Planet Nadoria, Yondrathöl.

  • If a conlang is made for the Collapsed, I’d imagine it would have been retained mostly from Nadori, the language of Nadorians, evolved into the Onyx language. The Onyx language is based on Crimsonian literature but not being replicated. From the codex:

The [Onyx] runic language was made based on Crimsonian literature, but adjacent rather than replicated. Since the cluster system would be ruled over by a previous Crimsonian emperor, [a] familiar language was necessary for the ruling. This forged a very simple rune system overall.

  • This would mean that Goliath will know not only Vegalian, but Onyx, Velvettan and Crimsonian too, making him a polyglot.

  • After this, I may start to work with either Nadori or Onyx, with Nadori being the first one I will do because as of now it has a comprehensive set of lexicon given to us from Will a long while ago.

The Dawn of Language and the First Sentences

From the Codex:

When the dawn of infinity came to be, Primus Vegalos was blemished with colouring from the cosmos’ many gases and liquids permeating from the explosion... Colours and symbols were never entirely consistent, the visions in Vegalos’ mind passed by in a blur. The math would end up speaking for itself... They would make out, 'Hither and Yonder, be ready for Wonder.'

This is recognized as the first coherent Vegalian sentence, which would eventually become the motto of Vegala. The words shown below are how I interpreted the sentence without Anglocentrism:

 “Hithra na Yundra, ha ver Wundra.”

Hither and Yonder, be ready for Wonder.

From there, an extension to the sentence is made on two occasions in IRIS.

  1. Vegalian Bible Passage from Chapter 11 of the Story of Vegala: Heart of an Artist:

Thy unholiest became to be, sacred sanctity we must retrieve.

Amongst the cradle of Primus we desire, through plummeting darkness, we crave fire.

We ask for destiny to whisk away grace, to retreat from the sins it once faced.

Bring with it protection, let it soar like thunder, through eternal darkness left to slumber.

Wash away the blood caused by those who hungered, and guide us on this journey through eternities plunder.

Hither and Yonder, be ready for Wonder.

  1. We Stand in Line Lyrics:

Hither and Yonder

Be ready for Wonder

Heed the holy fate

Open knowledge's gate

Stand in line