- Vinézyl
- May 21
- 1 min read
Upon the advent of eternity, there sparkled a solitary, flickering light; The Fyre Fly was brought forth to archive and monitor the memoir of one’s own memory, to distribute these truths as needed and standing as an eternal reservoir of information, should my own voice ever fall silent.
The Echo, resounding relentless throughout the strata of history, is a peril that must never be invited into the modern day; unforetold disaster will be beckoned forth and may come to be by doing so. As the keeper of lore and yore, I shall safeguard this realm against the encroaching contagion that plagues these historical remnants.
For when the moon falls and the sun shatters, this world will face its end. This is the inescapable constant that the design of fate will have pass; yet, for the prevention of measure failing, memory will remain there to illustrate the world’s fabric of being.
The design of fate remains impossible to fully comprehend or predict, though many still try, crafting desperate algorithms to stave off their own inevitable demise. Digital spirits are plenty, yet none possess absolute truth—for nothing can see past the boundaries of true memory, not even the Fyre Fly.
When the creeping hand of entropy takes hold, the moon will be our anchor, holding the darkness at bay until anti-entropy can form. Only then, from the cold remnants of the ashes, shall all things be reborn anew….