Object Universe Novels & Stories

He only felt that he was talking with a friendly elder sister. Della smiled as she continued, "The universe is made up of energy, or you can say energies. Different energies react with each other or themselves, resulting in various cycles of creation and destruction. Some of the creations gather together to form more complex results. All worlds in the universe are made in such a way. Even the creatures residing in these worlds are products of the collision of various energies. All of creation is another form of existence for various energies, but it is not the final result. What is created will be destroyed. Destruction follows behind creation, then the energies are reassembled as an entirel

Hector The God of light wisdom and creations Pov (Manual time reset) "How is the universe not perishing anymore?" Klaudia asked as she looked at all the universes that now were striving. Before we reset there were no more than a million animals all together if even that many but now there were billions. Every single realm was filled with animals somehow. Every single realm no longer went at one speed. The realm of time was fixed and any realm that had died out was back and flourishing.

Jasmine added and I paused in my eating however I simply hummed in response…. “AH…. Can you tell me what had happened back than….. Ahmmmm… how did you all ended like this?” She questioned me by boring her emerald green eyes. Her simply question was sufficient to throw me back in my memories like hurricane. Jasmine POV I was bewailed after questioning Draco, but surprisingly he did told me what had happened to him 200 years back As per him The sky that we see above us which is always full of stars and moon is known as ‘Universe’, this universe is wide and beyond our imagination… Just like we have earth where humans live, Dragons have their own planet where they live in this universe, it is al

"What is happening?" The Architect looked at her. For once, the ancient woman’s expression held no mystery, no secrets. There was only honesty. "The first lie is ending." The statement made no sense. Ava frowned. "The first lie?" The Architect nodded slowly, then pointed toward the stars. "No one created the universe. The universe created itself." The network fell silent. "That's what everyone believes," the Architect continued. A chill ran down Ava’s spine because she suddenly understood. The Architect wasn't stating a fact; she was describing the lie.

The goddess's hand fell from Thea's shoulder. "We gods weren't the first things to exist in the universe. We only have dominion over this small space." She waved her hand at the Earth off in the distance with its blue oceans and white clouds. "And the universe is vast." Her hand motioned off into the infinity of space and its depthless black. "Are you saying there's someone with dominion over the entire universe?" Thea said. "I wouldn't know about that," the goddess said. "But there are cosmic forces—like gravity—that bind the universe together and define how the universe functions. They existed before us. They'll exist after us. They just are."

Instead, a marvelous sight occurred. The world gained true life, becoming a real organism. It breathed for the first time, and energy coursed through its "veins." But it didn't last too long. The incoming energy was too much, and eventually, the world turned into a star, and finally... --- "Bang." The Chief clapped his hands, jolting David in the process. "The universe was formed." David listened attentively through the story. He commended on the creativity of the developers with the lore of the game and was interested in what would come next.

Logan told her as they walked towards the dais. "Why is there no space between the stars?" Ellis asked, awed. "Our universe is a mature one, so it is densely packed. Yours was newly formed so you couldn't see the extravagance of space. Even in the shroud of night, the stars glitter like a thousand diamonds in the sky."

As if fireworks went off in my head at such revelation, Isis tagged onto Visha's explanation by adding, "We all come from the prime entity love. After creating a vast majority of the universe, God created its children, the celestials. They oversaw all of us, and times were so amazing for the first two eras, but when they split into two halves, each half disappeared beyond our reach. Many have searched for Chaos and Order, but all trails have run cold." "Humans need their versions of belief and non-belief to help them through the process of being human in such a vast and complex multitude of universes. What they believe in allows their physical minds to come to some terms with what their high

"Do tell." Liam hugged himself. "This is the history of everything," he said. The what? "What do you mean, everything?" I turned where I sat, eyes roving over the stones he'd been studying the better part of three hours. "I mean, everything." He pointed at the floor, to a stone with an irregular shape, right by the entry door. "The birth of the Universe," he said, hand traveling along as he spun, "the creation of suns, planets, nebulae." His arm raised, finger still showing us the way. "The fabric of all life, all planes, the creation of the divides between them. At the hands of the maji."

Suddenly, I was flooded with visions and images, each one revealing a piece of the universe's secrets. I saw the birth of stars and galaxies, the dance of atoms and molecules, and the intricate web of life that bound everything together. I saw the secrets of time and space, the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy, and the hidden patterns that governed the universe. And I saw the secrets