Theory

Gravity

For as long as we have started to try and understand the universe, there has been the study of physics. Physics in itself is a complex organism that cannot be fully understood and discovered or may metaphysically not exist at all, but regardless of the complexities of all this mumbo-jumbo, it has revolved around the interaction between objects. The objects, the lack thereof, or the room in which these objects operate is called space. The way these objects change due to manipulation is called time. Space and time coexist and alter each other, bend space and you also warp time, break time and you rip space. Because of this, time and space have often been regarded as the two most fundamental and powerful entities.

However, there is an entity that exists beyond time and space. Although said to keep people down, this entity can manipulate both time and space and create a whole lot of flexibility and from the rigidness of the other laws. It is both an essential but natural rulebreaker of physics: gravity.

Gravity's discords, however, somehow creates harmony and binds things together. How can destruction bring peace? That is one big question, with no theories to answer it. Yet.

As we set the stage, we find ourselves on the busy streets of New York, the sound of people and machines alike filling our senses in the dense metal jungle. People mill about in all directions, talking with one another, answering calls, and sending thousands upon thousands of bytes of information across an invisible network that spans the atmosphere.

One such man in this sea of people hurriedly rode the currents of the tide of business, trying not to be late for a presentation. In his hand, he held a briefcase, a compact, sleek metal, briefcase, containing information that would break our perception of reality as we knew it. However, as he hurried through, he barely noticed a slight tug, then a pull, then nothing. The man looked down to find the suitcase gone, and the information it held inside soon to disappear with it.

This could not happen. If this information got destroyed or ended up in the wrong place, or if even a single word was misinterpreted, the results could be catastrophic. The man searched the crowd. Out of the corner of his eye, a man was hurrying just as fast as he was a moment ago, but struggling against the violent tide of people. This was the guy. Without a moment of hesitation, the chase began for what would become a turning point in history.