A short story

While I traveled through the world, I couldn't even imagine that one day it would host life again, and it truly is a miracle that something has survived in this place. The majority of plants died, rivers dried up, and to think that in a few thousand years, the Earth will flourish again with an unprecedented biodiversity. Taking a deep breath, I continued my solitary journey amidst the never-ending snowfall.

Time didn't stop; thousands of years passed, and a once devastated Earth now resurfaced more beautiful than ever. With the extinction of dinosaurs, mammals quickly dominated the land, and giant warm-blooded creatures roamed the world.

The first ancestors of humanity had just been born, taking their first steps.

Today, a group of them was moving to a new location. They never stayed in one place for long. In the midst of their journey, while exploring, they saw a "creature" similar to them but at the same time very different.

This "creature" was engaged in a battle with another creature known as the "End." It wasn't a name but rather a feeling passed down by the ancients. The "End" was a creature feared by all. With its imposing figure spanning 3 meters, it stood before that other figure, prepared to tear it apart at any moment. And that's what it did, attacking swiftly with its enormous jaws embedded with sharp, pointed teeth, ready to rip a part of the strange figure's body.

However, the figure raised its hand and held both the top and bottom of the "End's" mouth, preventing it from closing. Then, it moved its hands in different directions, effortlessly tearing the "End" in half. It was a bloodbath, terrifying everyone. After that, it didn't stay for long, leaping so high that it reached the clouds, disappearing from sight, leaving only the two halves of the "End" on the ground as the only evidence that it happened and was real. Soon, this became a tale among the natives, and not only among them, as this creature's moments and feats were recorded in various moments of human evolution by different cultures. Many saw this figure as the first deity of humanity.