Yes, though their nature was very different from these. There was a strange rabbit-like figure in them, one that--in hindsight--was very clearly trying to warn us of the coming attack that would shatter the barrier for a time. I say in hindsight because the figure appeared at the end of dreams, some of which were terrible nightmares, which made it much harder to separate the meaning of said warning from everything else until it was too late.

[Nico, you're talking to a king broadcasting from a pile of cloaks. He's not going to mind the shaky camera skills.]

There seems to be a full cycle of death and rebirth here with a typical slant toward life.

[Most of the living will always fear death for it is an end to what they are, and it is difficult for them to see that it also can be the beginning of being something else.]

Two gods linked by their very nature, but doomed to spend eternity apart.