Dimensional Apocalypse: the Originator

When the gods collectively fell in the cosmic disaster, a branch of ape-men with no elemental affinity ignited the first fire that did not rely on gods. From the "Great Rift War" that broke the shackles of faith, to the civil war among all races triggered by love that transcended racial taboos; from the angry screams of goblins in the shadow of power, to the shocking rejection of humans on the threshold of becoming gods - this epic spanning two million years is not about conquest, but about suspicion, prudence and humility. The brilliance of science is worthy of praise, but it cannot replace the awe of the unknown. Peace and love are worth dying for because they are the frontiers of humanity that power cannot plunder. Unity is not the unity of homogeneity, but picking up the remaining empathy between all races. When the Originator faced the godhood within easy reach and accepted that "rejection is the ultimate freedom," mankind truly achieved independence - not getting rid of gods, but getting rid of any dependence on absolute authority. "The climb never ends." This is not only the liberation history of a race, but also an eternal fable about how civilization can remain standing among the stars.