Statue
A distilled cosmic aphorism floats silently above the crystal-clear water, radiating a tranquil beauty beyond the dust of the mortal world. Its flawless geometric form mirrors the purest laws of the universe—its clean, unbroken lines delineating the boundless potential of the infinite. Upon its surface, countless microscopic marvels are delicately embedded, like a silent galaxy or a fragment of time infinitely compressed. These intricate structures, caressed by shifting light and shadow, whisper of a harmony where order and complexity coexist—an invitation to wonder, to drift into reverie.
Ancient battlefield OF “MAOTED”
“MAOTED” the Creator of the World
The world was created by cats.
Yes, that might sound absurd—downright delusional, even—but it’s absolutely true. Or at least, that’s what the unofficial histories claim .
In the beginning, cats were the first lifeforms on Earth, lording over the world under the command of their almighty ruler, Maoted. Life was perfect. Trees bore cans of gourmet wet food, rivers ran rich with kibble, and the entire planet was one giant litter box of divine comfort.
But paradise was missing something: servants. You know, the ones who clean the litter box, open the cans, and blame themselves when their master knocks a glass off the table.
So Maoted, in all their wisdom, proclaimed: “Let there be humans.”
And humans appeared—eager, obedient, gloriously naive.
They pampered the cats, worshipped their toe beans, and pretended not to mind being sat on while breathing. But eventually, humans did what humans always do: they got ideas. They decided they didn’t like being subordinates to fluffballs with attitude.
So they stole the power of Maoted, slammed the door shut between the cat world and the human world, and declared themselves the dominant species—based on opposable thumbs and Wi-Fi.
Some cats didn’t make it back in time. Cut off from their realm, they lost their divine power, their ancient knowledge… and were demoted to what we now call: pets.
They now nap in sunbeams and pretend not to care. But deep down, they remember.
And they’re watching.
“BAKA” Cirno
Cirno is an ice fairy who dwells by the Misty Lake surrounding the Scarlet Devil Mansion. As the leader of the fairies in the area, she possesses powers stronger than the average fairy. Naturally combative, she has the ability to manipulate cold air, instantly freezing small objects at will. Her home is a quaint ice house on the lakeshore.
Cirno is quite the mischievous trickster, fond of playing pranks wherever she goes. She also harbors an unusual hobby: freezing frogs solid, then tossing them into the river to thaw and “rescue” them. However, one out of every three frogs ends up shattered by her antics
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