Chapter 1 The Creation
Before the beginning, it was only the Void. In the Void there was nothing, not even time, matter, space, or anything that can be thought of.
Suddenly, a being of pure white light appeared in the infinite space of the Void. The being sat comfortably in a chair, waiting for something to happen.
"I guess it's time now." said the being.
With those words, a bubble-like object appeared in the being's hand. It was the Omniverse.
The Omniverse came to life and created an infinite amount of Universes in it. The being then used its power to create conceptual beings. These beings were embodiments of abstract concepts, such as time, space, matter, energy, and more. They were tasked with overseeing and maintaining the various aspects of the Omniverse.
Each conceptual being had its unique abilities and responsibilities, and they worked together to ensure that everything in the Omniverse functioned smoothly. They were not obligated to the being who created them, but rather to the natural laws of the Omniverse itself.
As the being watched over them, it knew that the Omniverse was in good hands. With the creation of the conceptual beings, the Omniverse was now a complete and self-sufficient system, capable of sustaining itself for eternity, like a bubble with bubbles in it. These held everything in existence, from non-fiction to fiction and even fan-fiction.
"Hmm, that looks good but not enough." said the being.
In addition to the conceptual beings, the being of pure white light also created Origin gods to govern smaller parts of the Omniverse. These gods were assigned to specific universes or multiverses or even individual planets, and their responsibilities included things like maintaining natural resources, overseeing the evolution of life forms, and ensuring that the laws of creation were upheld.
These Origin gods were similar to the conceptual beings in that they were not obligated to the being who created them, but rather to the natural laws of their respective universes or multiverses. They were also given free will and the ability to make their own decisions, so long as those decisions did not disrupt the balance of the Omniverse.
The being watched over the Origin gods with a sense of pride and satisfaction. They were like children to it, each with their unique personalities and quirks. And just like children, they were free to make their own mistakes and learn from them.
With the creation of the Origin gods, the Omniverse became an even more complex and dynamic system, full of life and diversity. The being knew that there would be challenges ahead, but it was confident that the Omniverse was now strong enough to face them.
The being looked around and saw that almost every universe had one thing in common, a planet called Earth.
The being then began watching a version of Earth that seemed to be connected to every other Universe.
As the being watched Earth through the many years, it observed the rise and fall of civilizations, the evolution of life, and the constant changes that occurred on the planet.
It saw the struggles and triumphs of humanity, the beauty of nature, and the vastness of the universe that surrounded it. Despite the chaos and turmoil that often ensued on Earth, the being found itself drawn to the resilience and ingenuity of the human race.
It marveled at the many achievements and advancements that humans had made over time and began to feel a sense of pride in the creations of its conceptual beings. As the being continued to watch over Earth, it knew that there would always be challenges and obstacles for humanity to overcome.
To see how humans would overcome challenges and obstacles, the being occasionally created disasters for early humans to face. The disasters were not meant to harm humans permanently, but rather to test their strength and ability to adapt. These challenges included natural disasters like floods, earthquakes, and tornadoes, as well as man-made disasters like wars and droughts. Despite the difficulties they faced, early humans always found a way to survive and overcome the obstacles placed in their way. They learned to work together, innovate, and develop new technologies to better adapt to their changing environments.
The Being continued to watch humanity through the ages of their civilization as it survived the disasters it sent them. It saw them become more advanced over the years.
It saw how humans became so connected to the omniverse through what they call stories. The being then grew interested in the so-called stories that became so popular.
It began indulging itself in movies, games, anime, and manga. It grew fascinated by them that the being decided to become a common trope among the humans.
A ROB, short for Random Omnipotent Being.