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Chapter 3, and behold, the waters of the great deep were gathered together. By the fourth day, the seas had found their boundaries, and the dry land emerged from the depths. So the waters remained in their appointed places.

Through the depths of time, the waters parted and mountains thrust skyward, their peaks piercing the clouds. In that sacred moment, life stirred beneath the waves, and creatures great and small emerged, each bearing witness to the divine hand that shaped them.

Through the depths of endless night, stars burst forth like scattered diamonds upon velvet darkness. The moon rose, casting silver light upon waiting waters below. In this sacred moment, heaven's glory touched earth's surface, and creation sang its eternal song.

Deep within forgotten ruins, where ancient magic still stirred, a prophecy awakened. Through mist-shrouded forests and crystal caves, a chosen warrior emerged. The realms held their breath, for the time of legends had come again.

Beneath layers of sediment and forgotten millennia lies a truth older than our oldest stories. Not in scrolls or tablets, but in the whispers of stone itself, we find traces of those who came before - their footprints in time, their echoes in the depths of earth.

Across the fractured lands of Inamorta, the fires of conquest burn eternally. These fanatical civilizations refuse to yield, seeing their martial arts as sacred truths. To survive the coming storm, you must master their strategies and prove that your legacy is the only one worthy of ruling this world.

Watch how the universe orchestrates its perfect timing. Your wounds weren't setbacks, they were initiations. Those who celebrated your pain forgot that darkness is just light taking a deeper breath. Your evolution wasn't meant to be understood, only witnessed.

Well, you look at what's happening in our churches today, and what do you see? Empty pews, that's what. And why's that? Because they've abandoned the true teachings, haven't they? These modern priests, well, they're more concerned with being popular than preaching truth, aren't they?