TUTTLATS

Chapter 21: Telling A Truth

Ryan was walking wondering around the streets of the city he lives in and spotted a cafe and entered decided to reveal small information to the small group in the cafe. As Ryan sat in the cozy little café tucked away in the heart of the city, his hands shook with anticipation as he prepared to reveal all that he had discovered in his travels. He had spent what felt like an eternity moving through multiverses, exploring transfinite amounts of dimensions, braving the terrors that lurked amongst the stars, and wandering through the expanses of the land of dreams.

Now, he felt that it was time to share what he had learned, and he took a deep breath and began to speak:

"I have been to places that defy all logic and understanding," he said, his voice low and serious. "I have traveled through the fabric of time and space, and I have seen things that would drive a lesser man mad. But I have also glimpsed the most wondrous and beautiful things in existence, and I wish to share them with you."

He leaned forward, his eyes alight with a fierce intensity.

"I have touched the edges of the cosmos itself," he continued. "I have seen the birth and death of multiverses, and I have stood in the presence of beings that are beyond our comprehension. I have spoken with entities that exist outside of time and space and some who are sees the notions of them meaningless, and they have taught me things that I could never have imagined."

Ryan's hands were trembling now, and his breath came in short gasps as he struggled to convey the enormity of what he had experienced.

"I have traveled through dimensions beyond our own," he said, his words now barely above a whisper. "I have seen worlds that are stranger than anything we could ever imagine, and I have witnessed the most incredible feats of power that defy all explanation. I have walked through realms of pure energy, and I have felt the very fabric of the universe pulsing with an unimaginable power."

He took a moment to gather himself, his eyes closing briefly as he breathed in deeply.

"But perhaps most incredible of all," he said, his voice now filled with wonder and awe, "I have traveled through the land of dreams. There, I have met beings of every shape and size, and I have explored impossible worlds that are only limited by the imaginations of those who dream them. I have seen knowledge that states that the lands of dreams existing as something that sees all notions as meaningless."

Ryan opened his eyes, and his gaze locked on the faces of those sitting around him.

"I have seen things that would shatter your mind," he said, a hint of sadness creeping into his voice. "But I have also seen the most beautiful things that exist in this Cosmos. And I want to share those things with you, so that maybe, just maybe, we can find a way to understand the Cosmos and our place in it."

The others in the café stared back at Ryan, some with awe, some with fear, and some with a touch of skepticism. But all of them knew that they had just witnessed something incredible, and there was a sense of something profound hanging in the air.

For Ryan had just given them a glimpse into a world that they could never have imagined, a world that existed beyond the boundaries of their understanding, and beyond the reaches of their grasp. And he had done it with a grace and a beauty that could only come from someone who had truly seen the unimaginable.

Ryan's words continued to resonate in the café, leaving the listeners with a profound sense of the vastness of the universe. He delved deeper into the subject of singularities, explaining that they were a construct-containing plane that held within them transfinite amounts of dimensions.

"To understand the concept of transfinite, imagine adding infinite numbers to already infinite concepts or constructs," Ryan explained. "Transfinite goes beyond infinity and signifies something that, as humans, we can barely comprehend. Within the singularity lies an infinite number of dimensions, so vast that we cannot begin to understand their true extent."