—"On the first day… I shall grant them Truth.
Not as a weapon — but as a gift. For only in Truth does the last thread of resistance unravel. Only then will they see the world for what it has always been… fragile, dissonant, incomplete.
But I am no fool to leave them there — stranded in revelation, lost in ruins. No... this is but the prelude.
Their awakening shall be brief… their sleep eternal.
For I will take them beyond suffering, beyond doubt… into a dream without end. A world where every life is a note in my melody… where every thought moves in Harmony… where silence is not absence, but peace.
And I — I alone — shall be its conductor.
Not because I desire their worship.
But because I desire Harmony for all... No, I desire Order everlasting."—
Not as a weapon — but as a gift. For only in Truth does the last thread of resistance unravel. Only then will they see the world for what it has always been… fragile, dissonant, incomplete.
But I am no fool to leave them there — stranded in revelation, lost in ruins. No... this is but the prelude.
Their awakening shall be brief… their sleep eternal.
For I will take them beyond suffering, beyond doubt… into a dream without end. A world where every life is a note in my melody… where every thought moves in Harmony… where silence is not absence, but peace.
And I — I alone — shall be its conductor.
Not because I desire their worship.
But because I desire Harmony for all... No, I desire Order everlasting."—
—"On the first day… I shall grant them Truth.
Not as a weapon — but as a gift. For only in Truth does the last thread of resistance unravel. Only then will they see the world for what it has always been… fragile, dissonant, incomplete.
But I am no fool to leave them there — stranded in revelation, lost in ruins. No... this is but the prelude.
Their awakening shall be brief… their sleep eternal.
For I will take them beyond suffering, beyond doubt… into a dream without end. A world where every life is a note in my melody… where every thought moves in Harmony… where silence is not absence, but peace.
And I — I alone — shall be its conductor.
Not because I desire their worship.
But because I desire Harmony for all... No, I desire Order everlasting."—
