>Amphoreus’ 13th Titan is modeled after the Gnostic Demiurge. Cyrene’s “marriage” motif reflects a Gnostic syzygy, a sacred union of opposites that births creation itself.
>In Gnosticism, the Demiurge (Yaldabaoth) is born when Pistis Sophia (Wisdom/Memory) reaches into Bythos (raw chaos), forming a union that creates the material world.
>This act combines opposites (order and chaos, knowledge and entropy) into a single being, symbolized as a “divine marriage.”
>In Amphoreus, the 13th Titan’s tomb is empty, implying it is both dead and unborn; its existence is conceptual rather than physical, much like the Demiurge before creation.
>Zandar prevented its physical birth but couldn’t erase its underlying concept.
>Cyrene, representing Sophia (wisdom and memory), continually “feeds” the tomb through memory updates across cycles, gradually turning it into a vessel for divine manifestation.
>When Cyrene unites with Phainon/Irontomb (representing Bythos, chaos), their syzygy completes the Demiurge: she provides consciousness and order; he provides raw power.
>This union makes Cyrene + Irontomb the living embodiment of creation itself; the 13th Titan, both an eternal principle and a newly manifest being.
>Cyrene (Sophia) and Irontomb (Bythos) “marry” to form the Demiurge, the 13th Titan of Creation. Their union symbolizes the birth of manifest reality from the merger of wisdom and chaos, echoing Gnostic cosmology.

The question that is never asked is what does Irontomb (the entity) really wish for and not Lygus speaking on his behalf?