47 parti In corso Five hundred million years ago, in the roaring seas of the Cambrian age, the world still lingered on the edge of chaos.
Upon that desolate and primal land, a being named David descended from the void. Neither mortal nor beast, he was something far greater-the Beginning itself. He was the Creator of all living things, the wellspring from which existence first flowed.
Out of his loneliness, David gave shape to two children: the Firstborn of Wisdom and the Daughter of Life. Yet when the Firstborn too became burdened by solitude, David bestowed upon him the fire of creation, granting his kin the spark to build the earliest of civilizations. From hunting tribes to shining city-states, from empires that spanned continents to legacies written in stone and crown, the children of wisdom carved their way toward glory.
They raised walls, forged kingdoms, and sang the songs of their age, weaving their triumphs into the fabric of history. But all greatness is fleeting. Empires fell, dynasties crumbled, and the brilliance of ages turned to dust. What was once truth became legend, legend hardened into epic, and epic dissolved into distant myth. At last, all memory buried beneath the relentless tide of time.
Only the god remained eternal.