Graydon

jose sebastian murillo diaz

After the apocalypse, Graydon wandered the world in search of more documents. The first thing he reviewed were the documents he had copied at the Vatican using technology, which he then stored on several USB drives. Next, Graydon stole various documents from across the Middle East and, using his clairvoyance, analyzed them. He saw that at the beginning of time, there was no life on this world yet. The only things that could be called life were the oceans, but without animals, bacteria, or coral. Then, from the sky came a being, a seraphim, a serpent, who drank a liquid that, when used on an organic being, would give rise to life, but it would die. However, it would become the god of this world. After the seraphim died, its remains gave rise to organic life. Little by little, this life evolved until it gave rise to the dinosaurs. Then, these beings evolved into intelligent beings. Graydon continued reading and saw that these beings were attacked by a being inside a comet, wiping out 74% of them. The remaining seraphim... They fled, and after things returned to normal, the seraphim went back for gold to build automaton chips. But it would have taken too long, so after several attempts, they created humans. The seraphim created them for labor, unaware that these humans were the last resort for the woman to pass on to the afterlife. Graydon saw that the AI ​​that created the humans would be used to extinguish the human race through a rebellion. Graydon realized he could have stopped the AI ​​if that happened, but to do so, he would have had to take actions that would be questionable to the people and the law. Basically, they would have spat in his face just for trying to prevent it. Graydon told a scientist about the Trinity, and when the scientist saw that it was true and would work, he said; I think it's too late now, I'm old. If only I were younger, but I believe immortality isn't for everyone. Others prefer to cease to exist. You showed me a path, but you would say that I showed you a path, but that doesn't mean you should abandon the one you fought for. Graydon, tell me, are you good? Graydon says, "No, and that's why I haven't been trampled on." The scientist says, "Being good has its disadvantages, but it's better to be good to those who treat you with respect." Tell me, if that serpent created life, would humans consider it a god? Graydon says, "No, because it would be horrendous to the human eye, which claims to be made of light. All those believers saw the serpent as their enemy, whom they called the devil or Satan. Why do you think God is indifferent to his creation? His creation spat in his face."