HollyLeafForever
Every Adventure Requires a First Step
Back in the dark ages, even before time, a spirit looked down upon the universe. From it’s perspective, the universe was vast, cold, and dark. This angered the spirit very much, and even more, confused it. That spirit was God, and he could never figure out why everything was so….empty. Without thinking straight, God took one of the planets of the universe, and started experimenting on it. Many ages past, yet God could only make four new elements for this planet.
Earth, thus making beautiful plants, to make the world less barren.
Air, clearing the skies, and creating storms.
Water, filling the empty areas of land with cold, refreshing liquid.
Fire, sending bright light and warmth upon this world.
God was quite content with these elements, but he believed that he was able of creating much more. Completely oblivious to this decision, God placed all of the four elements together, and got a wondrous surprise.
He had created the most mesmerizing creation of all:
Life.
Placed delicately in his palms, was a newborn baby. It was soft to the touch, and it looked up at God with wide, streaming pale eyes. God was breath taken with what he had created. He held the baby close to his chest, and calmed it down. Once the child was calm, God laid it to rest with a whispered prayer.
Now, God knew what his four elements created. With the knowledge of this, he began to create more “Life Creatures”. God knew right off that these creatures were not anything like him. They had no supernatural powers, nor could they live forever. Yet he knew, for a fact, that these Life Creatures were capable of magnificent things.
And with that, God started creating more Life Creatures. But sometimes, the Life Creatures didn’t become as God expected. Unlike the first creature he produced, these were mutant-looking. They didn’t have the same soft touch, and they weren’t nice to look at. Their features were monstrous… even disturbing. God didn’t like these creations, yet he chose to keep them. So he sent the group of rejects down to the dark depths of Heaven. He labelled them “Heaven’s Children.”
Many ages later, God keep an eye over his Life Creatures, or now called Humans, who now live on Earth. He never paid any attention to Heaven’s Children, yet he still knew they were there. He dared not to let them go from their prison, thinking that they will destroy everything. They are kept on close guard by the Protectors, demigods that have the capabilities of holding these mutants down; or better yet, killing them.
Earth, thus making beautiful plants, to make the world less barren.
Air, clearing the skies, and creating storms.
Water, filling the empty areas of land with cold, refreshing liquid.
Fire, sending bright light and warmth upon this world.
God was quite content with these elements, but he believed that he was able of creating much more. Completely oblivious to this decision, God placed all of the four elements together, and got a wondrous surprise.
He had created the most mesmerizing creation of all:
Life.
Placed delicately in his palms, was a newborn baby. It was soft to the touch, and it looked up at God with wide, streaming pale eyes. God was breath taken with what he had created. He held the baby close to his chest, and calmed it down. Once the child was calm, God laid it to rest with a whispered prayer.
Now, God knew what his four elements created. With the knowledge of this, he began to create more “Life Creatures”. God knew right off that these creatures were not anything like him. They had no supernatural powers, nor could they live forever. Yet he knew, for a fact, that these Life Creatures were capable of magnificent things.
And with that, God started creating more Life Creatures. But sometimes, the Life Creatures didn’t become as God expected. Unlike the first creature he produced, these were mutant-looking. They didn’t have the same soft touch, and they weren’t nice to look at. Their features were monstrous… even disturbing. God didn’t like these creations, yet he chose to keep them. So he sent the group of rejects down to the dark depths of Heaven. He labelled them “Heaven’s Children.”
Many ages later, God keep an eye over his Life Creatures, or now called Humans, who now live on Earth. He never paid any attention to Heaven’s Children, yet he still knew they were there. He dared not to let them go from their prison, thinking that they will destroy everything. They are kept on close guard by the Protectors, demigods that have the capabilities of holding these mutants down; or better yet, killing them.
