The Beginning

''“Long ago, before the ages were woven into time, all there was an endless wasteland of mud, and in the mud laid skeletons. The Skeletons spent an eternity wallowing in the mud, which they know is the only thing a Skeleton ought to do. Eventually one of the skeletons, an otherwise unremarkable being, imagined what it would be to not be a skeleton. They imagined they had flesh, they imagined they had a voice, a name and they imagined they was alive.''

''Oro (their name they decided) lied to themself, lying that all these things were true. Oro lied so often that they even believed it was true. They stood up out of the mud, looked at their body and saw it to be covered in flesh and clothes. Oro then decided to lie to the other skeletons; “Stand up, stand up! Look at yourselves, you are not bone and marrow, but you are beings of flesh!”. The Skeletons took no mind of Oro, for they knew they were not alive and therefor would not be able to hear him. Oro never relented though and they implored their fellows to stand and look at their flesh bodies. It was apparent that the Skeleton’s stubbornness was no match for Oro’s resolve.''

''By the time all Oro’s friends had stood up to find their words to be true, they had thought of another lie. Seizing this moment of revelation, they began to convince the Skeletons that not only were they alive and made of flesh, but they were hungry and needed food. With every lie they believed, Oro thought of another to follow it. The Skeletons had started to imagine a new world, and the old world changed to their Will."''