Lex stood in front of the mirror, adjusting his old tie. His face was tired, and his eyes had lost some of their usual brightness. "Today is the day," he said softly to himself. Today, he was going to the cemetery to honor Ms. Mlinda, one of the caretakers at the orphanage where he grew up. She had passed away a few days ago from old age.
Ms. Mlinda was one of the few people Lex considered family. She had been there for him since he could remember, supporting him when times were tough. She even helped him pursue his education upto university level, even though he wasn't not good studious he was somewhat above average . Her kindness had always been a source of comfort for him. Losing her had left a deep sadness in his heart and since he lost the only person who cared for him.
For the past two days, Lex had done little more than sit and mourn her. He couldn't believe she was gone. Today, he and a few friends from the orphanage had decided to hold a small funeral for her. They couldn't afford anything grand, but they wanted to honor her memory.
Lex left his small apartment and flagged down a taxi. He told the driver, "City cemetery, please." As the car moved through the streets, Lex stared out the window, lost in his thoughts. He wondered how Ms. Mlinda would feel if she knew they were doing this for her. He hoped she would have been proud.
As they neared the cemetery, the ground suddenly began to shake violently. "What's happening?" Lex said, gripping the seat. The taxi driver panicked, trying to maintain control of the car, but it was no use. The road cracked open, and the car veered off course, slamming into a truck.
The crash was deafening. Lex felt the impact throw him forward, and pain exploded through his body. He heard screams from outside and the sound of shattering glass and grinding metal. Blood ran down his face, blurring his vision. He tried to move, but his body wouldn't respond.
"Don't fall asleep," he told himself. "Stay awake." He clung to the thought of the family he had always dreamed of,a wife, children, a home filled with laughter,he wanted his future children to never experience the loneliness he experienced. But dreams were inevitably dreams and were not real,the pain was too much. His vision dimmed, and soon, everything went black.
When Lex opened his eyes, he wasn't in the wreckage anymore. Instead, he felt weightless, like he was floating. He looked down and saw his own body lying broken inside the car. The sight was surreal, and a strange calm settled over him.
Before he could process what was happening, he felt himself being pulled away. It was like an invisible force had grabbed him, and he was drifting through endless darkness. He couldn't fight it. It was as if the universe itself was against him.
After what felt like an eternity, Lex awoke again. This time, he was surrounded by something incredible. He floated above a vast ocean, but this was no ordinary sea. The water shimmered with the colors of the stars. Nebulas swirled in the waves, and galaxies sparkled like jewels beneath the surface. Planets reflected in the water, making it look like the sky had been flipped upside down.
"What… is this place?" Lex said aloud, his voice echoing. He cautiously stepped onto the surface of the ocean, finding that it supported his weight. The sensation was strange but not unpleasant. Curiosity got the better of him, and he reached down to touch the water.
The moment his finger broke the surface, a rush of information flooded his mind. It was like a million thoughts, images, and sounds were forced into his head all at once. He cried out in pain and tried to pull his hand back, but the ocean seemed to grab hold of him. It pulled him under, dragging him into its depths.
Lex struggled, but there was no escaping the waves. As he sank deeper, he saw flashes of knowledge—things no human was meant to know. He saw the rules that governed the universe: gravity, time, energy, and matter. He saw how they connected, how they worked together to create existence. It was overwhelming, but somehow, he understood it.
The deeper he went, the more he changed. His mortal body began to dissolve, replaced by something new. His soul absorbed the ocean's energy, and his very essence became something greater. When the process was complete, Lex emerged from the water, hovering above its surface.
Lex looked down at himself and hardly recognized what he had become. His body was now transparent, like glass, and galaxies swirled inside him. Stars twinkled in his veins and his form seemed to glow with cosmic light. He no longer felt human and no longer felt mortal.
He looked around and realized he was in the heart of something immense,a new universe. It was empty except for the ocean below him, but he could feel its endless potential. He was reborn as the will of this universe, its creator and ruler.
As he floated above the origin ocean, Lex began to notice things he had never seen before. He could see the laws and the rules of reality,the chains that held everything together. Gravity, time, motion, and energythey were all visible to him now like a beautiful painting , glowing threads that stretched across the universe . He could hear sounds that resonated with his very soul, vibrations and whispers that carried the secrets of existence.
He realized that he was no longer bound by the limitations of his old life. He could think in ways he never had before, contemplating infinite possibilities all at once. His mind moved in dimensions beyond what he once thought unimaginable was easily accessible to him.
Sitting above the ocean, Lex contemplated his next steps. He had the power to create stars, planets, and galaxies. He could shape this universe into anything he wanted. But first, he decided to create beings to help him maintain order. These entities would ensure that the universe ran smoothly and that chaos would not overtake it.
With a wave of his hand, Lex began to draw origin energy from the ocean. He formed the first of his cosmic entities, beings of unimaginable stature and overwhelming power who would serve as the keepers of order of the universe. As they emerged, Lex felt a sense of purpose he had never known before.
The first being was the time keeper and Lex named him Timorath,this creature had a humanoid Body. he had three horns of immense power,the left horn had runes that pulsed with energy and this horn had the trait of rewinding time, the middle horn stops time for an indefinite time and the right horn accelerates time by billions if he wishes so.his only purpose was to stop those little percsky ones.
As for the next creature was space creature a colossal being resembling a whale it's single eye was like a galaxy in size and its power was unfathomable.This creature represented the concept of space and it had complete control on the law governing spatial dimensions.lex named him vastoth and he was made the guardian of space.
The third creature, towering yet almost diminutive next to its colossal companions, it was a colossal bird but with the size of a star. Despite its smaller stature, its power matched theirs without diminishing. It was Master of the Law of Destiny also known as Kismetor, a name bestowed by Lex.
After creating this entities he made seven more of them and they were masters of;law of creation,destruction,duality ,life and death ,reincarnation and law of cosmic.these were one of the early ones he was creating as he wanted to create more of them.