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She just waved her hand as if to say ‘you are curious, I get it’. “The legend says that these beasts were eventually killed after they waged war on earth by the hand of God, a power that destroyed the entire planet and left it barren for many years!” Kylie felt a strange sensation in her belly as she listened to Clara’s story. “Isn’t that the Big Bang Theory?” she thought silently. As someone who had been studying evolution among many other sciences, she as familiar with the big bang theory. This power of God Clara was referring to resembled the theory scientists conceived concerning the origins of the earth!

He muttered, “Impossible. How is this kid possible...? Could it be him? How terrifying is his Divine Sense? It's impossible!” The green-robed elder kept laughing as if he was hitting him when he was down. He said, "What's so impossible when he had already found you? Are you going to admit it only when he flies up here to catch you?" The elder in the purple robe clenched his fist and frowned, said, "Where did they come from? Were they from the Desolate Seas? It's impossible. Why would people from the Desolate Seas come to such a small place..." ···

"In the beginning there was nothing. Space, time, light, dark, good, evil and everything else didn't exist. There was truly nothing until some bright spark decided to make something. To this day none of the gods can fathom who it was or what they did but suddenly they found themselves the collective parents of an existence that was as new as a day old babe and just as fragile and difficult to handle. None of the gods were suitable parent material but they could just leave this new realm to its own devices.

And it's not because of the sisters devouring him. "Who exactly are you?" she asked closing in on Adam. "Get away from me, woman." Adam suddenly uttered while his eyes were clearly shut. "You're not just any human are you?" lilibeth started to withdraw. "I am as human as any. For they all came from me. As God created me as the first man. And you, as the first woman before Eve." Adam then sat after opening his eyes. "So, it is you," Lilibeth took a step back upon realizing.

He licked his lips and sat comfortably on his side of the table, his eyes eager for my questions. "How did you even get here? Like demons and stuff? Like is it from the one in the bible?" I was stuttering and he smirked, he took his sip of water before answering me. "I'm from the other dimension, Eve. But for your understanding, you can consider it as entities and such but not the one in the book you are saying." I nodded and another questions popped into my mind. “Have you met any other creatures that aren’t human in this world?” I feel so intrigued. I waited for him to answer and he looked like he wanted to laugh at me.

It reached outward, though there was nowhere to reach, and in that reaching something impossible formed. A question. What am I? There was no answer, so the answer became creation. Light appeared, at first no more than a single spark without origin. Then it expanded faster than thought, faster than time itself. Energy burst into existence, space stretched, time began, and matter formed from pure force. Stars ignited in violent brilliance, galaxies spiraled into form, and worlds were born only to collapse and be reborn again. This was the beginning.

Gilyan finally said, “my powers – where do they come from?” “From the one true source – the Great Divine.” “Do you mean to say -” “Exactly,” Eily said once more. “All who can wield powers have the imprints of divinity in them, and you, in particular, given that strong sense of power, I’d say you must be a candidate for a god.”

I exclaimed, still trying to wrap my head around the idea. I couldn't help but feel a mix of excitement and trepidation. The concept of being chosen by a cosmic entity for some grand purpose was overwhelming. Curiosity fueled my next question: "System, how were you made? What's your origin?" The System hesitated before responding, creating a moment of suspense. "The System was made by the Creator Of Everything, The One Who Ascended, The One Who is Above All, The One Who Created the Multiverse."

“Thank you again. I know it’s rude of me to suddenly appeared and take Apollo from you. When we find the other sheet, we can return to the place we were used to living.” “Ah, it’s nothing. You’re his wife after all.” “Thank you. And I was curious. Your voice. I can tell that it wasn’t from this Earth. Possessing it, you might have another God to give you something like that.” “You are right. But he wasn’t here now.” “Who is that God then?” I was about to speak when Apollo came with a tray of drinks. He made orange juice. “Sorry. It took me so long.”

"In the beginning, it was just me here. I tended the land, created the flora and fauna. It was my home, and I was happy for the longest time." Sounded lonely to Bailey. "Then, I grew bored. Alone, with no one to share my love of the land with, I simply existed." She gestured expansively. "Then the Creator came. It swept through my land, upending my precious cultivation. It had been watching me from its home, and offered me something I couldn't refuse." "What is the Creator?" Bailey blinked. It was a very broad term without any gender identification. "The Creator is the original Spark. I think Humans call it God, Yahweh, sometimes the Big Bang. It is the catalyst for the beginning of existenc