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In the first century Post Scriptum, researchers and philosophers tried to formulate the theory of the world and the space around it. By finding various sites of historical value, relics of the past allowed the research to put together the mythological theory, which is as follows: | In the first century Post Scriptum, researchers and philosophers tried to formulate the theory of the world and the space around it. By finding various sites of historical value, relics of the past allowed the research to put together the mythological theory, which is as follows: | ||
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Mythology
In the first century Post Scriptum, researchers and philosophers tried to formulate the theory of the world and the space around it. By finding various sites of historical value, relics of the past allowed the research to put together the mythological theory, which is as follows:
In the before, there was the titan Aetas, the first of the universe. By loneliness a tear was shed and used to grow a plant it could care for: this became the Yggdrasil tree. Aetas and Yggdrasil lived together for millenia and slowly planted the universe with the seed of life from the leaves of the growing tree and the tears of the titan.
With the titan's last tear and Yggdrasil's leaf, a new titan was created. Aetas called this Anima. The titans would go into the timeless voide with Yggdrasil between them in the center of the universe. While the titans contonue to live in harmony, Yggdrasil grows larger ever and seeds the universe. </blockquote