Lord x

chapter 1

What's the right way to explain my creation to a mortal? Nothing created me. I made myself. But humans cannot fathom something made from nothing. Something must have caused it, but not with me.

I made myself from the vastness of nothing, just as gods of old mythology have been told  to come into existence. I became myself in this void, a place of darkness that I took as my own. Immediately, I identified with it. It felt like home. It felt like me.

I became the void and the void became me. Study and understand this concept, you will need it.  The void was ever expanding, but also confined at the same time.  There was nothing for the void to expand into, so it merely existed as this mass of energy floating about on the verge of non existence. It had no place, therefore it could not exist.

My first mission was apparent: find a place for the Void to reside within.

  I concentrated the Void's pepe to find a place, any place, in which I could plant roots and make  my own. Many worlds flashed before my eyes, but one such world caught my eye: the world of Sonic the hedgehog. It's bright colors and simple complexion interested me.

When I investigated further, I found that each zone within this world charmed me. I saw how I could improve it, master it, control it. Yes, this is the one.

With effort, I was able to enter the world, but something was off. When I tried to interact with  my surroundings, my hands went straight through it. When I looked at the world's inhabitants, however, they could easily brush past a flower or land on their feet on soft grass.

Clearly, I had much to learn, but in my youth, I was eager and hungry for knowledge.

  I studied the inhabitants, learned their names in their language and explored every zone to  the very last inch. With every new discovery, I felt closer and closer to meeting my goal. 

One of these discoveries was actually a moment of self discovery. The reason why the natives  could interact with their surroundings was because they have physically: they had form.

I, who was made  of complete energy- at that time- had no form. I needed physicality.