The Megaverse appears to be the youngest known universe, with its formation marked by the birth of the Numeric-witch as its first deity. This has led to a higher concentration of robotic and technologically advanced beings within this realm, including the Emetallaxians – a shape-shifting robot race. Despite this, there is also an abundance of carbon and silicon based lifeforms in the Megaverse. Organic life quickly progressed technologically within this universe.
Similar to other universes, the Megaverse was impacted by the betrayal of one of its earliest gods from the Primordial Universe. This event initiated the war of machines that spanned several millennia.
As documented in the Book of Knowledge of the Cosmos
Once upon a time, there lived a young and adventurous boy named Tom who loved exploring the world around him. He resided by the seaside with his family,
often marveling at the vast ocean that stretched before them. One day, as he played near the shoreline, a powerful storm hit, causing a massive wave to pull him out into the sea.
Tom's parents and siblings were heartbroken when they saw their beloved son disappear beneath the angry waves.
They searched for days on end, but the unforgiving weather made it impossible for them to find any trace of Tom.
Eventually, they had no choice but to return home, heavy with grief in their hearts.
Tom found himself clinging onto a log, adrift in the middle of the ocean with no land in sight.
He drifted there for hours until a large boat appeared on the horizon. The boat came closer and closer until it reached him.
A man aboard saw the boy and lowered a rope into the sea. Then he jumped into the water himself to swim towards the boy.
The boy was cold and shivering, but the man pulled him toward his boat, and then climbed up using the rope. With the boy on his back.
Once on board, Tom was wrapped in a warm blanket. The young adventurer had been saved from the sea.
The darkness seemed eternal, but somehow I was conscious. I felt cold and empty, as if nothing existed around me. After what felt like an endless amount of time, I saw light. My eyes opened, revealing that I lay at the bottom of a cliff. Though my body was covered in blood, I didn't feel any pain or discomfort.
I managed to stand up and examined myself. The blood on me indicated that I had been bleeding, but there were no visible wounds. It was clear that I was alive, but I couldn't understand how this happened since I remembered falling from the cliff and experiencing darkness.
Everything felt strange. I didn't know what to do or where to go next. My secret as a thief had been exposed, and I wasn't sure how they would react if they saw me alive. Maybe they would think of me as some kind of demon, maybe that was who I truly was – I couldn't tell either way. Back then I did know yet what I was.
I had no idea why I was still alive when I should have perished in the fall. So, with uncertainty in heart, I decided to do what seemed like my only option: migrate to a new area far away from the settlement where I lived. And so I did.
In the final age of enlightenment, in primordial universe, humans began to comprehend the divine more profoundly. After studying numerous religions from various species, they reached a consensus that there exists one supreme entity above all others. This being is responsible for painting the cosmos on an infinite canvas and transcends time itself, serving as the first mover.
Within this vast cosmos, six enigmatic creatures were born, whose true nature remains elusive. Humans can barely perceive them through meditation, but they are believed to be guardians of the energies that make up the cosmos. These energies include:
Plasma energy,
Liquid energy,
Gas energy,
Solid energy,
Light energy,
Dark energy.
Everything in the cosmos is composed of one or more of these energies.
The first entities to emerge within the universe were time and eternity. It remains uncertain whether they originated in the cosmos or pre-existed, but their presence can be felt strongly through meditation and the passage of time.
Lastly, the fifteen beings, the primordial gods who came into existence within the universe, are responsible for both good and evil.
As recorded in the Book of Knowledge of the Cosmos
Once upon a time in the small village of Sixwood, there was an old, mysterious mansion on the outskirts of town. No one dared to venture near the place after dark, for they believed that ghosts would come forth and play tricks upon them. Ella, a curious person since childhood, loved exploring the Sixwood forest near the village and discovering various ruins in the woods. Now that she turned 19, she decided to unlock the secrets of the mansion.
As she approached the foreboding manor, rain began to pour down hard, making it difficult for her to see through the torrential downpour. The wind howled around her, sending shivers down her spine as she stepped closer to the mansion's imposing entrance. Ella hesitated for a moment before finally mustering up all her courage and pushing open the creaky wooden door.
Inside, the house was dimly lit by flickering candles that seemed to dance in the darkness. The air was heavy with an eerie silence, as if the very walls were holding their breath. Ella cautiously made her way through the shadowy halls, listening intently for any sign of life or movement.
She reached a large room filled with dust-covered furniture and cobwebs hanging from the ceiling like ghostly tendrils. On one of the walls, a painting was hanging. The painting depicted an open door and behind it, a staircase leading down into the darkness. Ella examined the painting and found a button in the upper left corner. She pressed it, and it opened a door in the wall next to her.
When she looked, she saw stairways going down into the darkness, as the painting depicted. Bravely, Ella went down the stairs and disappeared into the unknown.
In a primordial universe, fifteen beings emerged known the first ones or the first gods. These entities were incredibly powerful and boastful. They engaged in continuous combat with each other, frequently shifting alliances among them. Each battle caused the universe to tremble and fracture; planets crumbled, and suns exploded.
Ultimately, these beings recognized the damage they inflicted upon the cosmos and realized that if their strife persisted, the universe would collapse. They vowed never to fight each other again, with the oath only breakable by death.
Peace soon reigned, allowing the universe to expand and prosper.
However, one of these fifteen beings chose to end his own existence...
Writing about such an intriguing invention. Finally I managed to learn it.
Now, I can record all of my memories so that I don't forget everything I have experienced. So where do I begin? It was a long time ago – perhaps 7000 years or more; I cannot recall the exact number of years.
What I remember is that I used to be an ordinary human once, losing my parents at a young age and having to survive on my own. I would steal food and resources from others. Even as I grew older, instead of joining a hunting group or gathering food myself, I continued thieving instead. I was too skilled at it; they never caught me.
Until one day, they did. I remember them chasing me with spears and dogs until they drove me to the edge of a cliff. I recall trembling not from the cold wind that touched my skin but out of fear because I knew this would be my end. Either I'd be captured and executed or fall off the cliff. As I took another step back, afraid, and they approached me, I began to fall.
I cried and prayed to my god Jerah for help until I hit the ground. Then darkness enveloped me.
He strolled down an endless bright white corridor, adorned with black doors. After what felt like eons of searching for answers, he arrived at door 13876. Hesitating briefly, he recalled the long journey that had led him to this momentous threshold, where something that would change him forever awaited on the other side.
He paused and then opened the door, only to be instantly yanked inside before he could react. The room was a whirlwind of cosmic activity: stars zooming past, galaxies flashing by, planets and celestial objects whizzing through space at breakneck speeds. Then, unexpectedly, a small guy on a bubble appeared, reaching out to him. He grabbed the hand, and the small person pulled him onto the floating orb.
“Welcome to Chaos,” the little being said with a warm smile.
I cannot recall my own identity; perhaps it was always unknown or simply lost in the mists of time. My recollections span an eternity, encompassing countless births of worlds, the rise and decline of civilizations, and the recurring collapse of entire cosmic realms. As a silent witness to all that unfolds around me, I bear witness to everything.
Emma had an intense fear of flying. The thought of being thousands of feet above the ground, inside a large metal machine with no control over her situation filled her with dread. However, life sometimes didn't give her any choice; she needed to fly for various reasons such as visiting family or going on business trips. Today was one of those days where Emma had to board a plane. To cope with her fear, she took some pills and reluctantly got on the aircraft. The flight turned out to be horrendous due to stormy weather conditions that caused the airplane to shake violently. Emma's terror peaked when the plane began losing altitude rapidly before ultimately crashing.
Emma found herself in darkness, then nothingness, and more darkness with a sensation of warmth. She suddenly realized she was surrounded by birds. Had she transformed into one? Was this what happened after her tragic airplane crash? As days passed, Emma grew accustomed to her new life among the feathered creatures. The warmth and love enveloping her were palpable, as well as a constant supply of food.
One day came that would change everything: it was time for her to learn how to fly on her own. This task terrified Emma, considering it had been her greatest fear in her previous life. However, she understood that as a bird now, flying was non-negotiable. With trepidation, she spread her wings and left the nest.
Initially scared, Emma slowly gained confidence as she flapped her wings faster and soared through the sky. She felt an overwhelming sense of freedom and control, which far surpassed her previous experiences in a metal tube. Flying on her own was liberating and exhilarating, giving her a newfound appreciation for life.