Tau's eyes clouded, as if recalling a haunting memory. "This continued to happen for a long time," he began, his voice measured and deliberate. "And it only grew worse as information spread like wildfire across the globe." He paused, collecting his thoughts before delving deeper into the tale.
As I listened, I couldn't help but think of the myths and tales I'd stumbled upon online. The parallels between past and present were striking, and I felt a shiver run down my spine. The way information had spread throughout history, both fascinating and terrifying, seemed to echo the very same sentiment.
"By the 15th century," Tau continued, "inventions like the printing press enabled mass dissemination of information. Stories and knowledge from far-flung places spread like a contagion, captivating and unsettling in equal measure." His words conjured images of ancient scholars poring over dusty tomes, and messengers carrying vital news across vast distances.
As Tau narrated the annals of history, I found myself in awe of his vast knowledge. He must have been the most engaging history teacher on earth, I mused. His passion for the subject was infectious, and I found myself swept up in the tale.
"The centuries that followed saw the rise of postal systems, telegraphy, radio broadcasting, and television," Tau said, his voice weaving a spell of wonder. "Each innovation played a pivotal role in expanding the reach and speed of global communication. And then, in 1969, the internet was born, revolutionizing the way we share and access information."
Tau's words painted a vivid picture of humanity's quest for connection and knowledge. As he spoke, I felt the weight of history unfolding before me, a testament to human ingenuity and the unquenchable thirst for understanding that defines us all. The journey from ancient trade routes to modern social media was a long and winding one, but Tau's narrative made it feel like a seamless tapestry.
As the tale unfolded, I began to see the world in a new light. The threads of history, once disparate and confusing, now seemed to weave together in a beautiful and intricate pattern. Tau's story was more than just a recitation of facts – it was a living, breathing thing, pulsing with the energy of human curiosity and ingenuity.
Tau had passed his point to me by the time he finished speaking, and I felt a sense of clarity wash over me. The wishes of the Supremes, I now understood, were governed by the way they lived their lives and their values. Their existence was a testament to the power of intention and purpose.
As I pondered this revelation, I realized that with more information, the wishes of the Supremes became even more structured. Their understanding of existence and the universe grew more defined, allowing them to navigate the complexities of reincarnation and transmigration with greater ease.
Tau's voice continued, weaving a tale of struggle and resilience. "As the newly reincarnated and transmigrated earthlings emerged into the world, they found themselves in a state of vulnerability, stripped of the authority, safety, and understanding they had once known."
He paused, his eyes scanning the horizon as if searching for the right words. "The familiar comforts of their previous existence were gone, leaving them feeling exposed and uncertain. They had to navigate this new world without the benefit of their former powers or knowledge."
Tau's voice dropped to a whisper, his words painting a vivid picture of the struggles they faced. "The rules and norms they had once understood no longer applied, and they were forced to learn everything anew. It was like being a child again, vulnerable and helpless, but with the added burden of memories from a past life."
He took a deep breath, his words hanging in the air like a challenge. "Their first challenge was to find a way to survive in this new world. They had to adapt to new customs, new languages, and new ways of thinking. Every day was a struggle, as they tried to make sense of their surroundings and find their place in this unfamiliar landscape."
But even in the midst of such vulnerability, Tau noted, they began to discover hidden strengths and abilities. "Or should I say, due to some information about the horrors of being a foreigner, they were cautious. Some even thought they were in hell, forced to repent for past mistakes, while others believed they were in heaven, blessed with a second chance due to their circumstances."
Tau's words hung in the air, a poignant reminder of the trials and tribulations faced by those who had been reincarnated. "Their journey was not an easy one," he said, his voice laced with empathy. "But it was a testament to the human spirit's capacity for resilience and growth. They learned to embrace their new existence, to find beauty in the unknown, and to forge a new path in this uncharted territory."
" As as their usage of existence grew due to some actually making the right bet their wishes led to them growing beyond the worlds, universes and realities and eventually returned to earth but well not much time had passed and this led to some having some thoughts but the moment they got near earth their powers were sealed and they could not even muster power beyond a normal human but could still choose to leave it's sphere of influence to regain them like logging out."
"They encountered others who were also reincarnated or transmigrated Who returned and confirmed some myths and legends."
" They formed bonds and alliances, united by their shared experiences and struggles. Together, they began to build a new community, one that was based on mutual support and understanding."
"With the approach of the old supremes as well that lived in the dark times commonly known as old gods."
"And this was all due to a discovery of the reason for their powers, transmigration and reincarnation which was Existence."
Hence the creation of the EA