Blue Guardians of Sadalsuud E-Book

Maria A. Quiñonez

• Herausgeber: WS
• Kategorie: Für Kinder und Jugendliche
• Serie: Blugus
• Sprache: Englisch

Seitenzahl: 413

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2024

Beschreibung

The universe is under siege by the dark force, Rakdefa. In a far-off universe, sets the stage for an epic battle against this sinister negativity. Suprok, burdened with a tumultuous past, and Gemmy, the spirit protector of Sadalsuud, find themselves at the heart of the resistance fighting back against Rakdefa. They discover Amug, a seed capable of reversing the tides of negativity. Suprok, Gemmy, Amug and other creatures, form the Blue Guardians, a coalition of diverse beings determined to spread light in a world shadowed by darkness. As Rakdefa’s malevolent influence expands, the resolve of the Blugus and their allies is tested. They navigate treacherous alliances and face mounting threats, striving to uphold peace. The question remains: can they preserve the harmony of Sadalsuud, or will the darkness consume them?

Blue Guardians of Sadalsuud is the captivating first book in a fantasy series. If you enjoy tales of resilience, mystical beings, and epic battles, then you’ll love the immersive and hopeful narrative. The universe of The Blue Guardians of Sadalsuud awaits.

Step into Sadalsuud’s realm now!

Leseprobe

Blue Guardians

of Sadalsuud

Blugus – Part One

By Maria A. Quiñonez

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Dedication

To God for giving me the ability of the written word, and to the love of my life, my everything, my husband, thank you for believing in me and for supporting me throughout these years of challenges, growth, and accomplishments.

Index

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter #1 - The Beginning

Chapter #2 – Gemmy and Suprok

Chapter #3 - Sadalsuud

Chapter #4 – Treahym, the first ally of Sadalsuud

Chapter #5 – Who are the Sadalsuud citizens?

Chapter # 6 – Blue Guardians (Blugus)

Chapter #7 – Miraculous rocks and the thirteen Blugus

Chapter #8 – The Digital Intelligence Inland System (DIILS)

Chapter # 9 – Guanti and The Blugus

Chapter # 10 – Faith and love

Chapter # 11 – DIILS keyholder contest

Chapter # 12 – The Rainbow Energy of Love

Chapter # 13 – Blugus Teachers

Chapter # 14 – The couple of the Castor

Chapter # 15 – The Quests

Introduction

I was born in Guatemala City, Central America in early February 1977, which makes me an Aquarius. I’ve always felt there is something magical about being an Aquarius, something that makes my soul happy and brings a smile to my face.

When I was a child, I suffered sexual abuse, and this traumatic event made me create a world where I resolved my traumas or problems. This world was my escape, my security, and my way of processing everything I was going through. When I understood the world we live in and its challenges, I learned more about what it meant to be an Aquarian. I was fascinated by the horoscope. I learned about the Aquarius constellation, and it helped me develop a fantasy world around it. This would become the basis for a story set in a magical world with creatures and scenes from my mind.

As the years passed, I continued sketching and recreating this new world. The real world was full of chaos, judgment, depression, anger, and war. In my mind, the peace came slowly. When a life lesson needed to be learned in my life, I would jump into this magical world to understand it.

Understanding reality has always been fun and exhausting, but most importantly, it has helped me overcome adversity, aggression, judgement, expectations, and even correct myself when I’m doing wrong. In between all the changes, disappointments, and good and bad decisions came weekends or holidays. I took this time to sleep more than usual as I like to solve my issues and understand life using my dreams and imagination. It was not until 2020 that I was able to write this book. Everything I share with you has been in my head for more than 40 years. Each character, place, or thing has a meaning in my life.

These stories have been a strong tool during my years of learning and traveling the world, and have helped change my mindset. Who knows, maybe you can even share the stories or events described in them to people that suffer from PTSD? The fantasy world that people create or go to helps them avoid reality and is a beautiful way our brains help us resolve or cope with the chaos. In this safe land, the imagination flows and creativity thrives. It’s a world where the lives of my characters and their feelings, desires, and biggest fears come to life.

Let’s go to Sadalsuud, which means “luckiest of the lucky.” It is the biggest and brightest star of the Aquarius constellation and home of the Blue Guardians (Blugus; my guides). In this place, my imagination has no limit or boundary. It started as a legend created for my characters, but has continued to astound me. It is harmonious, lovable, and peaceful; you can even close your eyes and hear the melody created by all living things, the citizens, the purple sky, the orange dust, and the vivid, harmonious colors displayed by all nature. They are so brilliant and sparkly that the human eye cannot see them unless they use a special filter in their eyes. There is so much love there.

I’ve been blown away by all the information and images my mind has projected. I needed to know everything about the legend I was seeing. I dreamed about it and then the details just came naturally. The legend has become a reality, and I experimented with everything I could see, feel, hear, and imagine. Since the beginning of the illusion created by Sadalsuud’s brightness, nothing could stop the number of details and data transferred to my brain.

Chapter #1 - The Beginning

It all started on a sunny spring day, along the path where the sun warms and the shadows cool down. When civilizations came across each other, they were fighting for their survival or hiding from an evil negative energy called Rakdefa. He was a being that made negativity real and alive. All the living things in the universe were fighting against Rakdefa. However, no one knew that, as perfect and complex as everything was, there was a plan to overcome Rakdefa, as his behavior had to be ended and balanced. He annihilated everything that he came across and left nothing behind. As a result, living things across the universe were fleeing from their homes. A black hole in a black hole was the result after Rakdefa passed through the planets, stars, and galaxies. Entire civilizations were wiped out. At the same time, a legend was being created by those with faith involving the survivors of each civilization. Rakdefa reigned with fear and that fear spread around the universe.

A few of the planet spirits retreated to different places as they were forced to leave their missions or homes out of fear of Rakdefa’s governance and terror he might kill them. The core of each civilization were the spirits and, without them, the magic, belief, and faith were lost. Rakdefa even found a way to destroy the planet of the Trees of Creation called Wanmseclox, which was the Eden of the gods with everything you could imagine in it and even more. No one knew where the Trees of Creation came from exactly. The only thing they knew was that they were the creators of everything we see, touch, smell, feel, taste, and all living beings and non-living things like buildings, rocks or lamps. Only those with magical, mystical, telepathic vibrations knew their names and the truth about them.

The legend tells the story of what Rakdefa was doing, and it goes like this: it could be the happiest day of your life, but out of nowhere the skies would darken, the light would fall, the screams would start, and with that vibration the negative energy would take everything in its path. Those captured would not have an option as they would be forced to work for Rakdefa, and if you were against him, he would either kill you or make you his slave for life. Any suffering, regret, terror, fear, cries, screams, hate, anger, madness, or negative thought strengthened Rakdefa, even if you didn’t want to produce these feelings and give Rakdefa enough energy to continue his mission to turn all the universe into a constant negative energy.

This is how the story of Rakdefa began. According to legend, the biggest treasures were kept at the core of each planet, star, or galaxy. The treasure was the spirit guides, as mentioned previously; without them, civilizations would lack the spiritual guidance necessary for the survival of their soul and the energy that drove them. Some planets had no life on them when the spirits and their civilizations arrived to take refuge from Rakdefa. The spirits and civilizations learned about their new home by testing and seeing what they could use to continue to hold on while looking for survivors. Faith was almost gone from the hearts of all living things around the universe, and even plants entered into a hibernation state to avoid suffering. No one really knew what had happened exactly, but after everything was blown away in the continued war across the galaxies, the only thing they heard was that Rakdefa would become the new ruler of the galaxies.

However, a spark of faith was born at the same time, and all beings across the galaxies heard about the positive side of the legend. This said that a seed of the first Tree of Creation, which they didn’t know the name of, could combat evil negativity energy and bring faith and joy once more to the universe. The one that started the legend was Lamugena, who was the Tree of Creation that had created Rakdefa. Before he left the realm of living, and knowing his creation could cause an issue when he departed, Lamugena shared with the first Tree of Creation, called Sucram, a legend that came to him in a dream of a place called Sadalsuud that had the secret to combat Rakdefa’s negativity. It was a place where everything that you could imagine was impossible became possible. That place was still to be built and Lamugena gave Sucram the design, instructions, details, and secrets that it needed. Lamugena had no more energy to construct it and his last moments in that realm would be short, but he really needed to share with Sucram how to combat and balance Rakdefa. And also to explain that as a marvelous creation, Rakdefa was needed in all existence.

Sucram constructed the creation with all the details that Lamugena asked for and named it Sadalsuud Star, as requested. He also placed it in the Aquarius Constellation. Somehow, after centuries and the annihilation of Wanmseclox, the Tree of Creation’s planet, the story came out and everyone in the universe shared it as a legend to create a faith in the unknown again. The legend became a pursuit of freedom and peace. All the species that were fighting Rakdefa were in pursuit of the legend. They were trying to find the star named Sadalsuud, which shone from far away. However, their pursuit failed repeatedly. All they found when they passed the barriers of the Aquarius constellation was that the brightness of Sadalsuud was decreasing when you approached it, until it disappeared completely, leaving the pursuers with nothing but an empty space. There were some that returned to their refugee homes telling of their journey to find the star that no one had ever found, but the strange thing was that everyone could see it. These failed attempts became so famous that the legend lost its power in the daily chats.

Some spirits, living organisms, civilizations, and other creatures tried to hide from Rakdefa by trying to pursue the legend. They knew that Sadalsuud would give them the protection needed. Their motivation to get there was driven by a belief that no one would be able to find them there, even if it was a place with nothing and no one could find it. Some spirits and their civilizations had faith that they would be the select ones to find it.

Sadalsuud was a transparent wandering sphere or at least that is what everyone thought. In fact, Sadalsuud was an empty, transparent sphere with a conscious spirit named Gemmy. No one knew of the existence of this spirit. When she wanted to be seen, she looked like an urchin with a spinning body of red shades. Her purpose was to create inside her a sphere of shelter and protect all living beings and non-living things with positive energy, faith, and good intentions—but they had to be the last survivors of their kind. Above all, her purpose was to hold safe Sucram’s last seed.

After centuries of traveling the galaxies, a purple mist arrived in the Aquarius constellation. This purple mist was the last of its kind and on a quest to find Sadalsuud for a place to live. When it entered the Aquarius constellation, the purple mist saw a shining sphere with a red border and was automatically drawn to it. The reason the purple mist could get close to the protected layer of Gemmy’s sphere was because it tricked Gemmy into thinking that it was just a dust cloud passing by so she didn’t hide, and let herself be vulnerable by showing her glow.

What had not been explained in the legend was that if a being wanted to have refuge within Gemmy’s sphere, they needed to redeem all the negative things they had done to show humbleness and a willingness to change. When Sucram created the sphere, he was not aware that the sphere would have a piece of his soul, and because of the hurry, he forgot that everything had a sense of living energy. This piece of soul created the spirit of Gemmy as a reflection of its own consciousness. Gemmy was the only one in the universe that knew she was a living being, and not even the knowledge database of the Tree of Creation had added the sphere.

The purple mist had a spirit called Suprok. He came from an unknown race and had the ability to transform all his body into a purple mist. He was different shades of purple and a little pink. He was seen when he materialized to have a big circular body with a tail. He had two circles as a head with an oval crossing them, which had two eyes and a mouth. His tail, arms, ears, and crown were formed with different purple and pink shaded circles. His skills were transformation, leadership, strength, hypnosis, and being a great strategist. Suprok’s reputation, until that moment, was that he was a purple titan spirit that devastated everything that came along his path, leaving nothing behind but anger. He was angry because he’d lost his home and everything he knew. Suprok had also worked for Rakdefa’s allies for a while, as he had felt no meaning for his existence after the destruction of his planet. However, he wanted to change. He felt very lonely, and wanted peace.

One day, he was crossing between the constellation of Aries and Pisces, and he remembered a legend he heard on one of the last planets he’d visited. It was regarding the Aquarius constellation, and a star named Sadalsuud. When he realized that he was near it, he started his journey towards the famous star with faith that the legend was true. To be cautious, he traveled like a mist to avoid anything inside Sadalsuud. When he arrived near Sadalsuud, he saw that the shine of the star had started decreasing. However, once he got closer, it shinned again.

Suprok wondered if he had discovered the famous legend. How could that be? He was not pure of heart, but he was the last one of his kind, and he had repented for his wrongdoings, had faith in himself, love in his heart, and wanted to know the truth. Suprok traveled near the shining sphere to verify the marvelous things the legend said and confirm that it was Sadalsuud, the legendary star. When he approached it, the first thing he noticed was that it was a transparent, empty, red-bordered sphere with a huge shine surrounding it. He could also feel it, as if it was alive. He navigated around it to see if there was an entrance and found none.

After turning over several times, Gemmy let the purple mist enter her barriers by opening a very tiny hole. Suprok took advantage and could get in. As soon as he got inside the sphere, he felt something that he hadn’t felt in a very long time—love. He automatically fell in love with the sphere, not knowing that what he was really in love with was Gemmy. She was pure love, and it gave him the peace he was seeking. He decided it would be a great place to retire from Rakdefa’s negative energy, and to dedicate the rest of his existence to loving, cherishing, and giving peace to his energy and the energy of this rare place.

After Gemmy let Suprok in, she felt a presence that she couldn’t describe, but she just knew that what she was feeling was love. She let the purple mist get comfortable before verifying what it was. When Suprok got comfortable, he transformed himself into his material body. When Gemmy saw this she also transformed herself and addressed Suprok, who was impressed that there was a spirit living in the sphere, but he was not surprised as he’d felt something when entering Sadalsuud. Gemmy introduced herself, explaining that he was the first one in all existence to know that she was alive and that the sphere and her were one. However, she respected the fact that her creator had given the sphere the name Sadalsuud Star.

Suprok responded, “I am Suprok, the last of my kind, and I am in search of a place to live in peace. How is it you can be alive in this sphere? There was no information about this in the legend I heard.”

Gemmy responded, “That is correct. You are the first living thing to know about me. When my creator made me, he unknowingly placed a little of his soul inside the sphere. This piece of soul created a consciousness and from that consciousness, I was born.”

Suprok was surprised, so he asked another question: “Why did you let me in? What made me so special?”

Gemmy responded, laughing at the end, “There are parts in the legend that were not told about me, and only my creator’s race knew. Also, there are things that not even the creator knew about me, like the fact I am alive.”

Suprok responded dubiously, “OK, that is fascinating. But you didn’t answer my question about why you let me in? What exactly didn’t your creator know about you?”

“Suprok, you are the only one of your kind, and you realized that by doing negative things, you fed your negative energy. You decided to change and become a creature of faith, love, and peace. If a creature is the last of its kind, and redeems himself from wrongdoing, it can enter my protective sphere and live here for eternity. This is something else the legend doesn’t say. I am curious why you were so negative: what made you be like that?” asked Gemmy, with a curious look on her face.

“If I had known that, I would have come centuries ago. You still haven’t answered me, though. What are the things your creator didn’t know about you? To answer your question, I will tell you the story of the destruction of my planet. It was a normal day. Kids were floating around learning how to control their own mist, and I was walking from town towards my home with my father, who was teaching me how to materialize. We were close to home when the sky turned completely black and thunder and lightning started striking all the mists one by one, including my friends, family, our animals, and homes. All were destroyed. I saw how thunder with negative power destroyed my mother and father until there was nothing left of them. My father always told me that if something like this were to happen, I was to get into the spaceship and get off the planet. The spaceship only survived a couple of years, and it had all the lessons that my father couldn’t teach me. Once they were finished, it auto destroyed itself, leaving me alone in the dark of space. I didn’t know what to do. I felt sad, and I wanted revenge—for other beings to pay. After a while, I went to a planet that is an ally of Rakdefa and I decided that I could be a good soldier and one day meet him and destroy him. However, I let my negativity grow to a level that I even forgot why I was fighting. So, after centuries of fighting for Rakdefa, I decided to make myself disappear and let everyone think I was dead. I’d had enough, and I wanted to find peace and redeem myself from the bad decisions I’d made. This is why I decided to pursue the famous legend of Sadalsuud,” said Suprok.

Suprok couldn’t hold himself back and showed the sadness he still had in his heart for those that had died. It was the first time Gemmy had seen such sadness, and she was empathetic.

“Suprok, first I am sorry you had to see all the beings you love be destroyed in front of you—that must have been hard to overcome. Second, I am happy you decided to come to look for me and share your amazing story. To answer your question, my creator didn’t know I am a living being and I have feelings thanks to the piece of soul he added when creating the sphere. I have not let anyone in because no one has come to me with a pure heart to seek my assistance. All they are looking for is a place to destroy or find shelter, and that is not enough of a reason. Their intentions have not been pure. And what they don’t understand is that you must start from nothing to have everything,” responded Gemmy.

Suprok said in shock, “Gemmy, I had faith in finding Sadalsuud. However, I never expected to meet an energy like yours. The love I feel for you and your sphere is something I thought I would never feel again. For that, I am eternally thankful to you.”

Gemmy said with a calm and loving voice, “Suprok, at first, I thought you were just a purple mist, and I let you in so I could feel something new, as it was lonely living in this sphere for such a long time. When you finished entering, I felt the love you had for me without knowing you were also a wonderful, lovable energy. So, I also thank you for coming.”

Gemmy and Suprok became partners and friends. They learned more about each other and their stories. As Suprok was a purple mist, it gave him the freedom to be inside Gemmy as a whole, and it was the perfect solution for both as they complemented each other. Sadalsuud remained the name of the star everyone believed she was, home to the last of civilization’s refugees.

***

Decades passed, and a small spaceship moved toward Sadalsuud.

Gemmy and Suprok had been talking about the legend of the seed of the first Tree of Creation. So they asked themselves, “Could this spaceship hold the seed of the first Tree of Creation? Could this be the salvation and the last seed of Sucram, the First Tree of Creation?”

In the legend, it was said that once you entered Sadalsuud, the feeling of tenderness, love, harmony, and peace made it feel a safe and secure place to live. The diminutive spaceship entered Sadalsuud, and was suspended immediately in Gemmy’s atmosphere, and Suprok’s mist. They finally opened the spaceship after multiple attempts to communicate with the crew inside. However, when opening it, what they found was a seed lying in the middle of the spaceship, surrounded by a habitat that seemed to have been made by the Tree of Creation. The seed was in hibernation, according to Gemmy’s memory files, that also said Sucram could add knowledge to the sphere. They investigate the seed without touching it, analyzing it from all angles to learn about it. The first thing they confirmed was that it was a seed of the Tree of Creation, just like the one described in Gemmy’s memory.

Suprok and Gemmy wondered how it would flourish and grow. How were they going to plant the seed and where? The race Suprok came from were mist masters. They were the masters of disguise, manipulators of energy, and had a unique telepathic language to communicate, even with the ancient languages that used telepathic thought. Suprok and Gemmy both used their telepathic language towards the tiny seed, and by doing so, something inside the seed moved.

Suprok was still dubious about what this was exactly, and if it really was the seed they were waiting for, or an unknown species he and Gemmy hadn’t heard about. He knew tales that talked about a diminutive spaceship holding the last seed of the First Tree of Creation, but it didn’t mention what it looked like or what it was exactly. Could it be this tiny seed?

Several questions came into Gemmy and Suprok’s mind. Why did the star and Gemmy approve the entrance of the spaceship? Why now? They asked the seed what it was. Gemmy went through her archives to verify the information she had about the Tree of Creation’s civilization. At the same time, Suprok continued to explore the spaceship, finding little boxes which seemed like memory disks. He tried to offload the information from the disks, but all he found was information regarding the seed’s civilization, which was the Tree of Creation. Basically, both Gemmy and Suprok found the same information. Gemmy told him that she and the star let in beings with positive vibrations, love, and faith in need of protection, and that she was completely sure this was the seed of the legend. Suprok dismantled the diminutive spaceship in a more detailed way to verify if he could find more information about the seed. If it was the last seed of Sucram, he knew that the civilization would have taken its precautions and security details seriously. After a while, Suprok found a secret memory in a tiny box, or he thought it was. However, the memory was not like any ones Suprok had ever seen before.

Gemmy said it was a secret memory disk created just for the star and her to retrieve, as it held some of the greatest secrets of the Tree of Creation’s civilization. Gemmy invited Suprok to meditate with her and allow himself to be part of her energy for him to see part of the information. The memory disk shared that the seed came from a tremendous place full of trees in harmony with nature, and had orange soil. The soil had nutrients that gave them life. The trees were so thankful that they created life and everything we now know. They had shelters for those in need, and spirit guidance. They had magical beings and different species that neither Suprok nor Gemmy knew about.

The information was precious, and the motivation of both changed after learning about the Tree of Creation’s civilization and their planet, Wanmseclox. They both realized they held the last seed of the most powerful race that had ever existed. They were the creators of everything and nothing could stop them, or at least that is what they thought, until one of their own creations, Rakdefa, went out of control and destroyed the place they lived. The existence of the Tree of Creation was fundamental for everything that had and would ever exist, living and non-living. Suprok and Gemmy continued investigating all the seed’s history, spending hours, days, and nights reading, seeing, and understanding all there was to know about it. At the end of this study, they understood the needs and wants of the seed.

As he’d been an engineering student on his planet, Suprok created the perfect terrarium habitat for the tiny seed using his mystical knowledge and Gemmy’s help. She knew the Tree of Creation needed orange soil to survive and asked Suprok, “Have you seen any orange soil in the spaceship?”

Suprok replied in a strong, steady voice, “Yes, there was orange dust next to the tiny box.”

He realized that it was not just orange dust but the soil the seed needed to grow. They incorporated the soil into the terrarium, and Suprok suspended it in the middle of the sphere. As soon as the seed touched the soil, a bright spark of light appeared. The brightness was so strong that it was seen all over the universe. Some species even called that moment the Light of Faith.

***

Although the legend said that the Light of Faith gave Rakdefa a shake, others said it just made him stronger. Rakdefa continued destroying everything he came across and nothing was left behind but sadness, depression, resentment, loneliness, fear, anger, frustration, and anxiety. His power increased more and more, as civilizations decided to join his cause and ignore all that was right, and positive, and lost their faith in themselves and with each other. Taking away the pureness of all creations, his negative energy killed any positive sensation, feeling, and vibration. Those who decided to go against Rakdefa were turned to nothing, creating an enormous fear of all living things that were against him. His next targets were the worlds of the Marohu, Bunda, Aquarii, and Situla.

Rakdefa was too far away to be able to attack those worlds, so he commanded his allies to go and fight for him, confirming that his energy and weapons were at their disposal. He knew something was growing too positive in these four civilizations, and he needed to know what it was and silence them forever.

The decision of the Marohus, Bundas, Aquariinians, and Situlas, with the guidance of their spirits, would lead them on the same path to find shelter. These magnificent spirits were from Marohu, the spirit of fire, named Fangu. She was a transparent, shapeless, floating ghost. A dark green snake shape defined her lower end, while different colorful stripes surrounded her. Fangu had a long orange necklace coming out of the back of her neck, and on her head was a big spinning wheel that had different colored patterns. On her face, she had two big red eyes and a formless black mouth. Her skill was creating fire with the spinning wheel. The Marohus understood that fire was the element that created and destroyed life. It was important for them and they could create energy with it which they needed for their agriculture and tools. Fangu had the wisdom of life and energy from the Tree of Creation of the east lands of the Wanmseclox that created her, and others like her. She was also the guide of the Akahrohu, the most powerful of the four spirits.

The Aquarii spirit of water was named Dogretaw. She was a formless shape with different violet spirals at the top and a silver spiral in the middle. On one side, she had a silver shapeless mole as well as a silver formless nose with two mustard-colored, shapeless eyes. Her full body and mouth were different shades of blue. Her type was created in the south waters of the Wanmseclox planet. Her adaptability and fluidity to transform and master water with magic helped the Aquarii to understand, learn, and teach everything in respect to the element of water. Those like her were sent to inhabit planets with a water body.

From Bunda was the spirit of air, named Fottomgu. He had a golden, long, pointed body. His large golden head had two orange formless ears and one wavy antenna. His eyes were two aqua stains with a blue background, and in the middle, he wore a silver French fork mustache with a chin puff. His two long wavy arms and legs were silver, and he had a formless tail. His third arm was green with four fingers that held an amber-colored cotton candy ball. From his torso were two sharp, long wings with sky-blue and lilac colors. His kind came from the north part of the Wanmseclox planet and were created as an experiment for the galaxies. They were given the gift of movement and expansion which helped the Bundas to become one of the most advanced civilizations. He showed them how to use the movement of air to expand their intelligence. He used his green arm to master the element of air by letting go of his amber-colored cotton candy ball.

Last, was the spirit of earth from Situla named Egoom, and he was a master of earth magic. He had a gray body and yellow nostril on his face. He had a large yellow hoof in the front of his neck that extended to a gray, green cockpit. His neck had a gray hunchback that was covered on both sides with two beautiful, colorful mandalas. In the middle of his two light blue sclera was a yellow comb. His long shapeless gray ears were surrounded by a yellow skin. His tale was formless, long, and striped. His kind came from an unknown place at the end of the west side of the universe. It was said that he was one of the creations of the Tree of Creation that left the Wanmseclox planet at an early stage to find out what else could be created. He had knowledge of ancient medicine, and his stability vibration gave him extraordinary sight, taste, smell, touch, and hearing. This was used to guide the Situlians in all their constructive arts of teaching and healing. Also, the knowledge had allowed him to guide the scientists and magicians in their crafts to avoid them doing or creating harm.

The spirits knew that making the journey and following the Light of Faith to the Aquarius constellation would not be easy, but something inside of them confirmed that it was the correct path. They all asked the same questions: could this be part of the legend of Sadalsuud which would end the war, could the legend about Sadalsuud be true, and had the Tree of Creation sent them a message? They all felt convinced that if they found Sadalsuud and the Tree of Creation, they could start again and rebuild their civilization in peace and harmony. The spirits knew they all had to have faith as so many before them had failed to find Sadalsuud because of the lack of it. However, the faith of the civilizations and spirits grew stronger each day during the journey as they decided to be positive, love each other, have harmony, empathy, and compassion. They were starting to understand that it was not a matter of who was who, but the acceptance that they were one. They’d never lost faith in the unknown, as they knew that it would bring them peace, happiness, and allow them to live without fear once again. The spirits’ faith was transferred to the civilians traveling with them as they were true believers of them as guides.

When they arrived in the Aquarius constellation, they journeyed towards the brightest star, which was Sadalsuud. When they got closer, they saw a large shining ball. As they were all approaching the star from different locations, all they saw after the shining ball was a purple mist floating in space and coming towards them, covering all their spaceships. Suprok was not about to let in anyone until Gemmy confirmed to him it was all right. He became defensive and his mist grew darker. He didn’t want anyone to harm his beautiful Gemmy or her sphere. Gemmy, using her compassion and giving Suprok a look with her eyes of love and empathy, reminded him of the promise he made to her in one of their conversations. This promise was that no matter what happened or what tried to come into her sphere, he would be a good host and help them with whatever they needed.

Suprok said to Gemmy, “How do you want me to do that? All I want is for us to live in peace and, as long as I live, I will protect you. I understand what we agreed, but I can’t stop this feeling I have of wanting to protect you—maybe it is part of the love I have for you. So, let’s add to the agreement that I will stop all spaceships or beings from entering your sphere until you are able to confirm that they mean no harm to you. Deal?”

Gemmy responded, “Deal!”

Gemmy did her verification to see if it was alright to let all the spaceships come into her sphere. Once she confirmed it, she told Suprok to let them in slowly and to leave the mist surrounding them for a while. Gemmy knew that her mission was to protect too and understood Suprok’s cautiousness. At the same time, she asked Suprok to calm down and join her in the middle of the sphere where the terrarium with the seed of the Tree of Creation was floating.

Gemmy, smiling, addressed Suprok, “There are four civilizations in need of our protection. They are seeking a home and seem to have pureness in their heart. They could be the four civilizations in the legend that are written in my archives. This part of the legend was not told to anyone else to avoid spreading misleading information and I am sorry I didn’t share it with you previously. The legend mentions four civilizations and their specific characteristics and spirits, which these four civilizations match.”

Suprok’s upper lip pulled up when he responded, “What is so special about them? I thought that you wouldn’t allow anyone that was not of pure heart to enter, and who knows what else is in the spaceships, as I can sense there is more than one energy in them?”

Gemmy sighed. “I am not sure why, but what I do know and feel is that these civilizations could bring an essential tool to protect the seed of Sucram.”

Without hesitating more or questioning Gemmy’s intentions further, Suprok agreed to help her.

The civilizations saw a dark purple mist when entering Gemmy’s atmosphere but nothing more—no wind, no land, no nothing, just a deep dark purple mist surrounding them. However, the civilizations were curious, and the spirits felt other presences. Each of the spirits said to their crew separately, and at the same time, to move forward slowly and carefully, as they did not know what the mist was. The spaceships continued forward until they reached each other and were engulfed by the mist again. This was an even darker mist, so they couldn’t see each other until he and Gemmy decided what to do.

Gemmy understood why Suprok was acting this way, but they needed to see the truth. She asked Suprok to push all the spaceships towards the middle of the sphere where the terrarium was and then lift the mist so they could see the Tree of Creation growing. Suprok did what Gemmy asked, as he trusted her, and when the spaceships reached the middle of the sphere, they were stunned to see the terrarium suspended in mid-air with its orange soil shining. It was so bright they couldn’t look at it directly for more than a few seconds. It was something no one had seen or heard of before. The spirits of each civilization got out of the spaceships, drawn towards the shine, and stared at the seed. The spirits had special abilities and could adapt to any type of atmosphere.

Gemmy, with a lovable soft voice, asked Suprok to surround the terrarium and spirits with a purple mist again, so the spaceships could not see. Everyone in the spaceships remained calm, but they were worried at the same time. Questions abounded like: “What are the spirits chatting about and with whom? Is this the shine that we were seeking? Is this the Light of Faith? Who or what is that purple mist? What was that shining terrarium?”

Suprok addressed the spirits and presented himself. “I’m Suprok, guardian of this sphere that you all know as Sadalsuud Star. Don’t dare touch the terrarium or try to harm it, as I am its protector.”

The spirits realized that they were not the only civilization that had thought of coming to Sadalsuud. They stared at Suprok; they had never thought they would encounter the mighty Suprok, the warrior, without a cause, and thought he had died centuries ago. They explained to Suprok who they were, what they were doing, and what they thought he was protecting. “Do you know what you have here?” they asked.

Suprok replied, “Yes, I know this is the seed of the First Tree of Creation called Sucram.”

“OK, but do you really know what it is?” responded the spirits.

“As I told you a few seconds ago, it is Sucram’s seed, the creation of all creations!” responded Suprok, with his eyebrows drawn together and a little irritated.

The spirits looked at Suprok, saying, “But besides that? And don’t forget, this may be the last one alive!”

Suprok became angry and screamed at the spirits, “I told you it is the seed of the First Tree of Creation called Sucram. I don’t know any more!”

“We don’t want to irritate you,” said the spirits with fear in their voices as they were dealing with the great Suprok. “But this is the motivation for our civilization, for us, and for the universe. It is the answer to the faith of all living and non-living things.”

Suprok was really intrigued by the answer and didn’t understand what was going on, or why Gemmy had disappeared so suddenly and hadn’t come forward to present herself.

Meanwhile, Gemmy was immersed in the archives, learning everything she could regarding the four civilizations and what it had to do with her, Suprok, and Sucram’s seed. The archives were a place in her mind where she retrieved the information, plus she had the new information found in the Tree of Creation’s spaceship, which held encrypted files. Gemmy’s mind was like a data cloud and served as a backup for all the information regarding the creations from the Tree of Creation’s civilization. She didn’t remember knowing anything about the four civilizations that arrived, but she was sure the legend mentioned them.

The spirits told Suprok that they wanted to share their knowledge with him. Suprok agreed. The spirits shared their energy by gathering around the terrarium and asked Suprok to join them in holding hands. As they all held hands, the spirits consciously began to give the information to Suprok. The connection allowed the spirits to share and show Suprok the marvelous things to come, thanks to that little terrarium he’d built. He also was shown the salvation of all creatures and living things, and he saw the happiness and the joy it would bring. They also showed him their planets, and their universe, and how they’d been destroyed by the same force that destroyed his home, and species. The Tree of Creation and he were unique, as they were the last ones of their civilization and needed to be protected.

As he learned this information, Suprok reminisced about the suffering of his friends and the screams of his family. The hardest thing he’d faced was seeing them vanish. The spirits confirmed Suprok’s biggest fear too, which was that Sadalsuud was not meant for him.

They said to Suprok calmly, “You know that this sphere was created for the seed, not for you? Or do you still believe the story you were told by your ancestors? That story was given to one of your kind to mislead all those in search of Sadalsuud that didn’t deserve its protection. We are amazed Sadalsuud decided you needed protection and opened itself to you. Sadalsuud was created by the seed’s civilization. It is unbreakable with a simple restriction that only the true-hearted may enter. Some of our civilians became sick when we entered Sadalsuud, and some died because they were not pure of heart.”

Suprok was astonished by the information the spirits were sharing with him, but Gemmy had told him that the legend also said that it would be open to the last survivor of any species. After a few seconds, he asked, “So, what are we supposed to do now?”

“The Tree of Creation’s seed will have the answer, as it has guided us here and allowed us to enter Sadalsuud. Together, you need to decide what to do with us as we cannot leave or stay without your permission,” responded the spirits.

When Gemmy heard the name Sadalsuud from the spirits, she paid attention to what they were saying. She decided to present herself to them. “Hello, spirits of fire, water, earth, and air; my name is Gemmy and I am Sadalsuud. You are correct when you say that I was created by the Tree of Creation’s civilization. However, my name hasn’t been shared as they didn’t expect me to be a living being. They thought that I was just a sphere. However, over the centuries, I created a consciousness, and I was awakened.”

The spirits didn’t know what to say. They were frozen and paralyzed with their mouths open. They wondered what else was not true from the legend. Was Gemmy the one in charge? Was she the guardian of the seed, or was she part of Suprok’s evil plan?

The questions went through the spirits’ minds in seconds, and so they asked Gemmy, “If you are Sadalsuud, prove it by telling us something no one but the spirits will know.”

Gemmy responded, “I don’t need to prove myself, as I am who I am, and I am the host of all those in need, all those civilizations in search of peace. I’m as perfect as I can be. My creation started with specific stones created from the combination of the Marohu’s plant, called the glacyted plant, with the gift from the Tree of Creation to grow fast. You, Fangu spirit of fire, and guide for Marohu’s civilization, can confirm this.”

Fangu responded with his eyes wide, “There was a myth known only by fire spirits which said that in Marohu are the stones of the roots of the glacyted plant, a water plant used by the Tree of Creation , but no stones have ever been found after the fall of Wanmeclox.”

“I prove my point,” said Gemmy. “Now that we have cleared this, we can chat about who stays and how we will protect the seed of Sucram. Suprok will help in that too. I don’t want any more thoughts regarding our intentions, especially Suprok’s. Everyone here has gone through a lot, and we all deserve to rest and find peace.”

Suprok, as curious as he was, interrupted Gemmy by asking, “I didn’t know that you were created from some stones. Why wasn’t I aware of this? Why haven’t you shared this with me?”

Gemmy, holding Suprok’s face with her arms for his eyes to meet hers, answered, “Because I had to share it at the correct moment for it to give peace.”

“Will you and your secrets ever end? Should I expect more information later too?” asked Suprok.

Gemmy was so pure of love and could understand his perspective and doubts, so she responded, “My love, my partner, my everything, there are things that I won’t be able to share with you. The secrets I hold are to be given to those that ask for them.”

“Well, I am asking!” Suprok said.

“I know you are, but you aren’t asking in the correct way. You are irritated, and don’t trust me. Until this feeling leaves you, I won’t be able to answer any questions,” responded Gemmy with a firm voice.

It took Suprok some time to realize that Gemmy was right. He had negative sensations, and he was desperate to get over them. Suprok decided to agree with her. Gemmy continued to speak with the spirits regarding Sucram’s seed and what the plan would be. They needed to make a decision and confirm if the four civilizations could stay in Sadalsuud and for how long.

“Gemmy,” said the spirits, “we would like to ask you, Sucram’s seed, and Suprok for an answer to our questions.”

Gemmy told the spirits, “The Tree of Creation is just a few weeks old. It has grown a lot since then. However, in a few months, it will reach its full potential, and in a year or more, it will have all the information that was passed from generation to generation throughout the history of the Trees of Creation.”

The spirits confirmed they knew this. “The male Tree of Creation is the only one that carries seeds, whereas the female decomposes into the orange soil after presenting the seed. That is the secret of the orange soil, or at least that is how it was told to us. The only one that could present seeds as a male was Sucram, the First Tree of Creation, as all of them came from him. But we never thought we would see one alive. They were made extinct by Rakdefa centuries ago, or so we thought, and civilizations have since lost hope of finding the seed. We have lived without faith for a very long time until recently when we all saw the Light of Faith, which shone when Gemmy and Suprok placed the seed in the orange soil. That is what brought us here.”