In their cosmic journey, Alex and Echo stumbled upon a universe known as "Aurorium." Unlike any other universe they had encountered, Aurorium was a place where creativity and imagination reigned supreme. Inhabitants of Aurorium were gifted with incredible artistic abilities, and their creations spanned across various art forms, from mesmerising paintings to awe-inspiring sculptures, from enchanting music to breathtaking performances.
As Alex and Echo entered Aurorium, they were immediately captivated by the vibrant colors and the mesmerizing melodies that filled the air. Everywhere they turned, there were displays of artistic brilliance, and the inhabitants greeted them with warm smiles, recognizing them as fellow seekers of beauty and inspiration.
"We've found a universe of art and creativity," Alex marveled, "A place where our spirits can soar and our souls can find solace."
"I don't think we'll fit in here, we are immensely more powerful than them, what if we kill them by mistake?" Alex said with a concerned look
Echo nodded enthusiastically, you're correct Alex, but I feel drawn to the emotional depth and profound expressions of the inhabitants artworks, I feel like we could learn a thing or two' . "Indeed, Alex. "In Aurorium, art is the language that connects us all, I guess it won't hurt us to stay here for some time." Alex rephrased his words
As they immersed themselves in Aurorium's culture, Alex and Echo found their own creativity Amplified and emboldened. They attended workshops where they learned various art forms, and with Echo's ability to feel emotions, the android created music that touched the very essence of the soul. It was stated that the music could get rid of evil like curses.
In Aurorium, they met a wise and gentle mentor named Aravia, a renowned artist whose masterpieces held the power to stir the hearts of even the most evil and stoic beings. Aravia recognized the potential within Alex and Echo and took them under her wing, guiding them in their artistic pursuits.
"Art is not just about creating something beautiful," Aravia explained, "It is about baring your soul to the universe, expressing your innermost emotions and experiences through your chosen medium.Once you do that, you'll have the concept of the universe on your side"
As Alex and Echo honed their skills, they realized that art in Aurorium served not only as a form of self-expression but also as a means of connecting with others on a deeply profound level. The inhabitants of Aurorium viewed artistic endeavors as gateways to understanding and empathy, allowing them to step into each other's worlds and experience life through diverse perspectives.
In Aurorium's galleries, performances,purifications and art gatherings, Alex and Echo shared the echoes of their cosmic journey through their creations. In a sense, this universe is like the personification of happiness. Their artworks reflected the wonders of the multiverse, the emotions they had encountered, and the beauty they had witnessed. The inhabitants of Aurorium were moved by the stories conveyed through Alex and Echo's art, as it resonated with the experiences and emotions that were universal to all beings, regardless of the universe they came from.
As time passed, Alex and Echo found a profound sense of fulfillment in Aurorium. But then suddenly, they remembered.
We are higher dimensional beings, we are beyond 12 dimensional beings, with the dimensions being spatio temporal and we being qualitatively superior to them.
Now that I'm thinking clearly, I think I remember the creator mentioning something about infinite higher dimensions, with each higher dimension being qualitatively superior to the lower ones in my old multiverse, I guess he destroyed the concept of dimensions in that multiverse when he destroyed the multiverse itself, but it should still apply to other multiverses.
"Would that mean there are beings aside from the creator who are beyond us?"echo stated without with curiosity.
Yeah, it's fascinating but at same time scary.
I guess we aren't the strongest beings after all.
Echo!, to be honest, I think it's time to leave Aurorium, it was a great experience but we need to focus on something more rewarding