Rebirth: Re-Creation

Introduction to "Rebirth: Reinvention" The moment the old world ended, he was reborn as a disembodied consciousness. He remembered everything about the old world—every city sunk into the earth, every color of a sunset, every person who no longer existed. But he couldn't touch anything, couldn't say anything, couldn't be felt by anyone. He just wants to go home. In order to return to the lost world, he decided to repeat creation according to the blueprint of the myth. Open the sky, create light, divide day and night, fix the stars, and give birth to all things. He believed that with precise steps, the door to the old world could be opened. But he is too "human". There will be loneliness, hesitation, and a desire for touch. These are impurities. So before creating the world, he first performed an operation on himself. He peeled off the touch. Stripped of love. Stripped of dependence. Stripped of freedom. He took apart these most precious parts of his humanity like parts and sealed them into the companions he made from his ribs. Her name is Nuwa. She is his hands, his voice, his only bridge to the world. She carries everything he abandoned - she can touch, love, rely on, and be free. And he is just an increasingly hollow machine that executes replicating instructions. The world was created in seven days. He pays the price and she completes the creation. On the seventh day, he fell into a deep sleep due to too much peeling. She waited alone for a whole day and night. That's just the beginning. Then came the Age of Mythology—the first time humans had power and the first time they hunted each other. It was Butian - she was ready to sacrifice herself. He broke his principles for the first time and used his last bit of humanity in exchange for her survival.