In the moment of Creation, flames illuminated the void to split existence from emptiness, life from death, light from darkness. It was once 'the only', but the fire soon turned into beings, and the complex multiverse was thus born.
From that moment on, any object or concept that had existed would be named and acknowledged, supported by a genuine force.
As an example, before this, the world did not have thunder, lightning, rain, gale, or ripples. However, one day, the atmosphere of a world developed friction, bringing sparks and water droplets, bring a surge of oceanic pressure.
That, in turn, created tidal waves and typhoons. Henceforth, at the origin of the many worlds, the terms 'thunder', 'lightning', 'rain', 'gale' and 'ripples' appeared and were recorded. Later, the mages utilized mana—the power originating from Creation itself—to connect these concepts and convert mana as well as the elements to create new lightning and thunder and rain.
