Mors Te Omnes

"There is an idea founded by the Confederation of Anomalies, or the C.O.A., questioning that if there is something that has no beginning, and no end, did it ever exist at all?"

"The idea first arose by Philospher Edward Stone, (1900-1968), where he believed that there was never a way something could exist if it never had a beginning of some sort. He questioned religious philosophy, the Big Bang, and the idea that something had to happen for it to begin. Something more than what was explained."

"The date is Monday, March 27th, 1972. As of today, we firmly believe that something came into existence that contradicts this entire statement."

"On March 24th, there were zero records (to knowledge) of something called "Mors Te Omnes" by the Latins and historians. On March 25th, one of our scientists, Dr. Langdon found a book by an author he claims he'd read every book of. He claims that every writing this author had made within her lifetime he'd read and studied."

"And yet, here this book was, describing a place of dead trees, lush with life, and fog that crept toward whoever dared trod. As he's reading through this book, there are account and rumors of this place dating back to the prehistoric era, and yet no one ever knew it, or this book existed up to this point."

"In order for something to exist, it must have a beginning and an end." -Edward Stone, 1945

"However, we now believe this place existence at the same time for every single point in time at the exact same time. It never existed, until it did; and once it did, it always had."