Was it because they were fragments of something greater?
The theory held weight..
Yet there were holes in the theory too. If humanity were fragments, what of the other races? Were they fragments as well?
This theory seemed to suggest that before all races, there had been some form of progenitor—the true origins from which all others descended.
*Maybe I'm just thinking too much. Maybe creation is just… the aftermath. A byproduct of reaching that stage."
The more he dwelled on it, the more the uncertainty twisted in his chest.
Perhaps becoming a True Person meant aligning closely with the universe's essence. A journey. An ascension.
That made sense too.
Still, the idea nagged at him.
If anyone could give him an answer, it would be that vast, unknowable presence.
"Tell me," he said quietly. "Is humanity incomplete?l?"
For a moment, silence stretched.
Then, before his eyes, a single panel shimmered into being.
[When you reach that level… you will understand.]