Between Nerves, Flesh and Pulse – The Seed of the Living Order
Creation crawled in its primordial cradle, a place where matter, magic and biological impulse still warred by definition. Life forms appeared and disappeared like spasms of a feverish body.
It was in this chaos that three distinct forces began to stand out: an intelligence pulsating like a collective heart, another mutable and aggressive like pure muscle, and the last, cold, electric and analytical like a shapeless brain.
These three forces were not gods. They were evolutionary currents, symbiotic lineages that refined themselves to the limit of survival.
When they met, there was no war — there was instinctive understanding. Each saw in the other what it lacked: the Pulsing Flow understood the vital symphony, the Carnomorphs gave form to brute force, and the Synaptic Order transformed information into consciousness. They merged not out of alliance, but out of necessity.
The Triad was born thus: a biological contract between three drives, written not on paper but in genetic codes shaped over generations of trial and error.
The first joint decision was simple and powerful: to cultivate worlds, not through domination, but through integration.
From that moment on, blind evolution was no longer permitted. Everything would be guided, albeit indirectly, by living, ritualistic, and adaptive patterns. The first "Seeds" were released—primordial symbionts that would serve as sensors, tutors, and catalysts for nascent worlds.
These Seeds spread through dimensional rifts, organic meteors, and chimerical storms.
On each world, they subtly shaped the environment, teaching life forms to cooperate and evolve not through competition but through symbiotic fusion.
The Triad did not dominate directly: it instilled it's logic into the very fabric of life.
Over time, the most adaptable Seeds gave rise to the Fruits, beings that not only protected their Creations, but also became living proof of the efficiency of that symbiotic system. It was an organic process of natural validation.
But not all was harmony. Some worlds rejected the Triad. Others absorbed their Seeds, but deformed their principles, creating chaotic aberrations. And it was in this context that the first Children emerged, creations conscious enough to decide... and potentially contradict.
The Triad, now aware of its expansion, found itself faced with the dilemma: how far to shape and how far to allow biological freedom? The foundation was set, but the world around it still pulsed with wild randomness.
And so the second great cycle of Eternavir was sealed: the Era of the Living Foundation.