The Woman is a sky-dweller who experiences an immaculate conception with twin boys. As her pregnancy progresses, she falls from the upper world of light into the dark, watery lower world. She is the catalyst for the earth's formation, as her sudden arrival prompts the local aquatic creatures to construct a landmass to support her weight.

Enigorio, known as the "good mind," is one of the twin brothers born in the dark lower world. He possesses a gentle, loving spirit and feels uncomfortable in the primordial darkness. Driven by a desire for order and balance, he actively works to construct a bright environment filled with waterways, animals, and the first humans.

Enigonhahetgea, known as the "bad mind," is a destructive force born into the lower world alongside his twin. He prefers the natural state of primordial darkness and harbors spiteful, unruly impulses. Instead of fostering life, he focuses his creative efforts on crafting dangerous terrains and poisonous animals that threaten the world's harmony.

The monsters are aquatic creatures inhabiting the lower world of primordial darkness. They are highly organized, holding a meeting to discuss how to safely catch The Woman as she falls from the sky. They prefer the darkness they are accustomed to and actively avoid the light once it is created.

The Turtle is a large aquatic animal in the lower world who volunteers for a vital task. He allows soil to be placed upon his shell so that he can catch the falling woman. Over time, his back expands to form the giant landmass that becomes North America.

Ea-Gwe-Howe are the first humans, initially formed from the earth. They are given sustenance through hunting game and nourished by regular rain. They represent a blend of influences from the two twin brothers, possessing deep knowledge of both good and evil.