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Chapter Thirty Seven: The Murky Middle

If the world would stop hurting poets,
no literary masterpieces would
ever be written. [...]

After all, only a wounded soul
can definitely endure the promise of forever.

The Sunshine is Shining Not Quite,
The Anonymous Author

xxx

A wailing sound is waiting to be heard. Not from the beginning, no. Not even towards the end. The sorrow is about to happen in the middle of this time segment, though interwoven in certain circumstances that blinds the viewer from the actual horror of the events. But it did manifest itself. To confirm, the murky middle has arrived.

The act of the beginning of a story is the main source of predestination after the delineation of the proper conflict has been made, established, and adequately propagated. The poison that makes literature alive in the dangerous path towards a conclusive ending requires that its heroes endure the pain, cure themselves with the required disposition needed to slay the villains, and ultimately reach their colorful destiny in the same preconceived character of their appointed predestination.



Thus, this crucial beginning is very important. It sets the proper sail for the mighty boat, which is precisely similar to an adequate preparation for this lifelong affair of stories left to be told, respoken, and untold. When a story commences, it becomes alive with its own impetus as the machinery starts taking the tracks that reveals the common resolve, of the significant testimonies of the many heroes and antiheroes, and then philosophy emerges by default. The sail and the wind blowing matches the fury of the waters beneath, a perfect moment as the details of danger begins to describe its own accord that gives the poison of literature its impossible bond, which then becomes the basis of its own hooked affair that deeply engages with the unsuspecting Reader.

Alas! The story of man started with the Book of Genesis, from where scientists of the future had explored the possibility of reversing the negative effects of original sin by meddling with the substantive elements of grace with the behavior of limitations in the scope of observable phenomena. At first, it was a seemingly triumphant endeavor when the desired effects have been fulfilled as announced to the international press; however, there was an evil plan regarding the experimentations related to the mission of Genesis Technology. The secret of this operation was not fully revealed in the public, and not even to the US Congress.

There was an inadequate understanding regarding the theological effects of the literature that defines the content of the Bible, and so it was used widely to deceive what the real perpetrators of this treacherous diplomatic initiative had initially planned that started with the establishment of the New World of America. The results of the observed phenomena has been hidden from the lens of public scrutiny; indeed, nothing else had been anticipated as the complete trust and confidence on the government was held in high esteem.

There was treachery, alright. But like in a philharmonic orchestra, the lies have been performed with its own conductor, which can then be heard loudly in an arrangement of instruments, if one could ever hear the silence of the melody and the quiet stillness of music; without a doubt, this role was cordially assumed by Lucifer the Devil himself.

This whole technology is designed to monitor the middle dimensional events between the established past and the predestined future, and this is what makes the present affair that becomes the most crucial aspect of time. The choices to be made is decided in the now, and this becomes the persuasive proof that the humankind must live in the present. Life first unfolds in today, before the past is recorded and the future is anticipated, thereby establishing enough motive for this present moment to be murky.

A murky middle does not give away everything, because when things are unpredictable, life offers the whole gamut of options available to the free will, which then defy the limits of the power to trailblaze a path using the creative means of choosing widely independent choices.

It was the Angels' desire for this middle ground to be murky, to be unpredictable, to be perilous, to be unfortunate, to be uncertain. The reason why a person's exercise of his free will makes sense is because it is important to the path of his intended destiny. The more it is unpredictable, the less it is going to be easily manipulated by the outside forces of the Occult.

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