There is a planet like Earth in a distant galaxy. Humans on Earth cannot discover this planet due to their limited technology. Likewise, the humans of Eden cannot detect Earth, as both planets are at the same level of civilization and scientific progress.
But this, in fact, was about to change—very soon.
Far from Eden, in a space cloaked in darkness, a shadowy figure spoke.
"My lord, it's done. The interconnection will begin in a few days."
Another voice replied, low and threatening.
"You better fulfill the promise."
Then a third voice, arrogant and brimming with excitement, added:
"If we don't get the entertainment you promised, we'll rip you apart."
Ten shadowy figures sat upon massive thrones.
Each one could destroy a planet with ease.
They called themselves Gods—
The very ones humans worshipped.
Omnipotent, or at least, that's what the humans believed.
The first figure grinned slightly and responded,
"You don't have to worry, my lord. Everything is ready. It just needs a... starter's touch."
One of the other Gods burst into laughter.
"Good!"he roared.
As the first figure disappeared into the darkness, the Gods began speaking among themselves, the air thick with anticipation.
The scene shifts to Eden, in a city called Tokyo, Japan.
Despite Earth and Eden being separate planets, they shared the same geography—
Countries, cities, even a small tree standing in a quiet alley was exactly where it would be on Earth.
But the people were different.
No person on Eden existed on Earth, and vice versa.
Eden was like a parallel branch of Earth—
A world with the same history, yet different souls.
It was morning in Tokyo.
The city bustled with life.
Cars and buses filled the streets, rushing to get people to work.
Some were enjoying their lives.
Some were struggling to survive.
And some... were fighting silent battles no one could see.
The scene zooms in on an ordinary building in the heart of Tokyo.
A girl's voice pierced through the morning air.
"Daddy!"
A loud voice replied from another room,
"I'm busy today!"
The girl yelled back,
"You always say that!"
Loud footsteps echoed from her father's side, the sound of someone rushing, or maybe...running away from something.