The psyre- Story 1

Once upon a time… ok wait. I will have to put this in another way! Lets start from the beginning.

In the beginning of this world, there was Adam, Eve, and the forbidden tree. But, before that was actually something not many people know about. It was small. I would describe it as something so insignificant even though it brought about the world. That’s because it was smaller than the palm of our hands. It was called the ‘Psyre’. Obviously creatures existed before humans, before the ice age as otherwise there would be no development of any sort in the world.

I guess ‘Psyre’ was one of their creations to sustain life, develop it and help it grow.

This element, or substance, was a replica of a Nano chip present in the 21st century or should I say, the Nano chip is a replica of this element. Nonetheless, it constituted various shades of green The Psyre was basically a very intriguing, special-at-the-least structure, which was reclaimable by no one living among the creatures.

As decades passed they got wiser, adapted better to their surroundings and learnt to make better use of the Psyre.  Although they had survived for almost a century, nature was now giving up on them. It getting warmer by the day; the snow started melting away with every fortnight passing by and all they could do was try and save them, as they did not know the magnitude of this catastrophe. They watched the largest icecaps flow down into rivers. They began to experience longer days and shorter nights. All this did indeed affect their bodies and behavior towards the surroundings. But most of all, it affected their source of existence-the Psyre. The Psyre started deforming very gradually into something rather beautiful. All the glowing orbs turned into flowing veins, and the different shades of green that were once on a flat slab were now shaping into flat, unknown shapes around the veins.

Now that snow had turned into water, they had easier access to a source of energy. But, the disadvantage was the foreign particles in the water and air that disturbed their intake of energy. The creatures were getting weaker, faster than the transformation that was taking place with the Psyre. The beings hoped that the Psyre was transforming into something that could help their existence. They all stayed close to it as it turned into a more vibrant green every fortnight. The creatures lost track of time, as they got weaker.

During this time, one of the creatures held the Psyre in its hands and admired the Psyre’s sheer beauty. It fell asleep while observing the Psyre and woke up startled when it felt something entering its mouth. When it tried to stand up it realized that the Psyre had integrated itself into the creatures’ outer covering and that the creature was now emitting glowing orbs.

 At first, it tried to get the Psyre off itself but then realized that it felt more powerful than ever. It knew that the Psyre had given it life and that it was now time to save the Psyre for the future. By the next morning the Psyre had formed itself back into the curvy, vein-y organism leaving no trace of the creature. All the other creatures had now started to disintegrate because of lack of energy and the presence of foreign molecules in their body.

Two of them crawled back to the Psyre to seek help and they noticed it bending towards the light source in the sky. As they went closer, the orbs glowed brighter. As soon as they touched it, the Psyre integrated itself into their outer covering and affected them as it had the first creature.

The other creatures had also begun to disintegrate by this time. As the light source got stronger, all the snow started melting much faster. It was a sort of transformation into an era or an age. The snow-covered mountains now slowly turned into shades of brown. There were long streams of melted snow and larger collections of it that were results of all the channels of melting snow; different types of energy sources. Everything had changed and the Psyre was a one-of-a-kind existence.

The Psyre was provided with energy by the light source, melted snow and the air around it. It took in melted snow through its underground extensions, and turned towards the light source for heat. It grew larger and larger, into a more complex and intertwined structure. After a couple fortnights it grew another beautiful, differently colored structure on its end, which eventually fell out and grew into something similar to the modified Psyre. Within two or three decades, the replicas filled the entire land, which helped other living creatures like dinosaurs and other microorganisms.

 The replicas reproduced and grew more in number and never became extinct because of the balance they created in nature. These replicas are now our most basic and vital source of life and being. Giving them a name does not give us the right to tamper with their existence. ‘Technology’ was built to support the growth of green and not bring it to extinction.