Andrius was able to control the flow of power and use it to the benefit of the land when he voluntarily chose death. The consequences of a god's death vary greatly, so what determines the result is currently unclear. Upon death, a god's power flows out of their body and into the surrounding environment. Gods who place their power into the land, such as Andrius and Marchosius, may be considered "dead" but can continue manifesting in the world afterwards, although how this works is currently unclear. Havria's relics kept their special properties thousands of years after her death and were ultimately thrown into the ocean by Zhongli so that humanity would not seek the power of a long-dead deity. Gods cannot be completely destroyed - even if a god's physical form is destroyed, their consciousness is worn away, and they are considered "dead," their emotions and power remain effective. However, after The Seven were established and its original members passed on, the newer archons no longer upheld the duty of guiding humanity. In the past, gods were expected to have a love for humanity, and use their powers as gods to guide and protect humanity Andrius, who held a low opinion of human society, was viewed as an oddity.
Morax, Raiden Makoto, and Raiden Ei's origins have been left a mystery, and have presently been referred to as gods since the start of their recorded histories. As evidenced by Andrius and Barbatos, gods can be elevated from a lower existence and given powers from another god.
Very little is currently known about the origins of gods.
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