When the first man with a voice rose from the womb of another creature, the man asked his mother a question and she had no answer. He ran through the valleys with the Others who could not answer him with their words. So, he watched. He adopted his own answers and thoughts with their action. He found inspiration from the creatures moving in trees and fields. Then, his children woke up asking where is the food and water. His answers were sufficient. He learned from the Others' actions; his children learned from his words. Their words taught generations to come.
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Aggregates of a Mind
Short StorySeveral thousand years prior to the construction of Uruk, and of Babylon. . . .
