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	-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School		-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School






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	He didn't have a name yet, but he was not too concerned with this. Still, it was troublesome to go on without having a name, and so, she had been thinking one up since the morning. She finally decided on one after a day of thinking.		He didn't have a name yet, but he was not too concerned with this. Still, it was troublesome to go on without having a name, and so, she had been thinking one up since the morning. She finally decided on one after a day of thinking.





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	“Aaah –”		“Aaah –”





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	“– Then, good night!”		“– Then, good night!”





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	“… It’s probably time to sleep, Kajiri?”		“… It’s probably time to sleep, Kajiri?”





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	''– Please help me.'' She muttered these words with a voice as soft as drizzling rain.		''– Please help me.'' She muttered these words with a voice as soft as drizzling rain.





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	At the end, Kajiri ran anxiously out of the room.		At the end, Kajiri ran anxiously out of the room.





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	“Teehee!”		“Teehee!”





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	The Mushi coldly pronounced the name of another Greater Fragment that had once upon a time betrayed Kajiri.		The Mushi coldly pronounced the name of another Greater Fragment that had once upon a time betrayed Kajiri.





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	Breaksun smiled gently and stood up brusquely, then kicked open the door of the dressing room.		Breaksun smiled gently and stood up brusquely, then kicked open the door of the dressing room.







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Brynhilde at 11:46, 25 May 2015

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	-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School		-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School




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	Her night job, which she did not tell her roommate out of shyness and kept going as a secret – has begun.		Her night job, which she did not tell her roommate out of shyness and kept going as a secret – has begun.

	She took off her mundane clothes and put on a magnificent and perverted long dress that was enough to drive a designer mad. Rather than fashionable, it was more like the appearance of a devil worshipper. The girl named Breaksun ~~Helselmine~~ had disappeared. From now on, she had changed into something inhuman, an absolute existence.		She took off her mundane clothes and put on a magnificent and perverted long dress that was enough to drive a designer mad. Rather than fashionable, it was more like the appearance of a devil worshipper. The girl named Breaksun Hanselmine had disappeared. From now on, she had changed into something inhuman, an absolute existence.

	“Are you ready?”		“Are you ready?”
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	The digitally altered voice started speaking after Breaksun finished changing.		The digitally altered voice started speaking after Breaksun finished changing.

	“Do entertain us well tonight like usual, Breaksun ~~Helselmine~~.”		“Do entertain us well tonight like usual, Breaksun Hanselmine.”

	“… Alright, Joker.”		“… Alright, Joker.”

Brynhilde at 11:38, 25 May 2015

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	-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School		-- "The Unified Structure of God and Me" by Akutagawa Shirayuki, student of Class 1-D of Kanaryō Prefectural High School

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	The Mushi pointed towards a building far to the distance and said evenly.		The Mushi pointed towards a building far to the distance and said evenly.

	“Her precise location cannot be ascertained due to her corrosion of cause and effect. ~~Here~~ concludes our analysis of {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}}’s current location.”		“Her precise location cannot be ascertained due to her corrosion of cause and effect. This concludes our analysis of {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}}’s current location.”

	“Hold on! You only said ‘over there’. I can’t work with that!”		“Hold on! You only said ‘over there’. I can’t work with that!”
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	“What did you say…?”		“What did you say…?”

	There was another Greater Fragment next to {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}} – next to Breaksun. Single Room – himself – was right here, so God Mushi Emperor shouldn’t be referring to him with the term “Greater Fragment”. Then it must be one of the others. Was it {{Furigana\|Tear Song\|Melodia Noise}}, {{Furigana\|The Weakest\|Ultimate Shield}}, Sterilization Disinfection, or Unpleasant Counter-Current?”		There was another Greater Fragment next to {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}} – next to Breaksun. Single Room – himself – was right here, so God Mushi Emperor shouldn’t be referring to him with the term “Greater Fragment”. Then it must be one of the others. Was it {{Furigana\|Tear Song\|Melodia Noise}}, {{Furigana\|The Weakest\|Ultimate Shield}}, Sterilization Disinfection, or Unpleasant Counter-Current?

	“It’s {{Furigana\|Tear Song\|Melodia Noise}}.”		“It’s {{Furigana\|Tear Song\|Melodia Noise}}.”

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	Breaksun Hanselmine ~~has~~ seventy-seven younger sisters and sixty-six younger brothers, but ~~has~~ no older siblings. There ~~are~~ fifty-five people whom she ~~calls~~ 'mother', but only ~~has~~ one father.		Breaksun Hanselmine had seventy-seven younger sisters and sixty-six younger brothers, but no older siblings. There were fifty-five people whom she called 'mother', but only one father.

	She ~~has~~ no friends, and of course no lovers.		She had no friends, and of course, no lovers.

	But she ~~recently~~ obtained an unusual roommate.		But recently, she obtained an unusual roommate.

	She dyed her hair.		She dyed her hair.

	She had been interested in this for a while now. Due to her whimsical personality, however, she kept wondering if her hair could go back to how it was before ~~once~~ she dyed ~~them~~. ~~Alternatively, she was~~ worried if her hair would become unhealthy and ~~keep~~ falling ~~off~~. She ~~would also worry~~ that the police would be upset at her for having an unusual hair color - therefore, she never managed to dye her hair at the end.		She had been interested in this for a while now. Due to her whimsical personality, however, she kept wondering if her hair could go back to how it was before she dyed it. She also worried that her hair would become unhealthy and start falling out. She worried that the police would be upset at her for having an unusual hair color - therefore, she had never managed to dye her hair at the end.

	Since she wanted a change of mood, and that she still could not let go of her interest, she finally dyed her hair when she saw a hair salon by chance. The hairdresser held up the color palette and asked her what color she would like, and she pointed randomly at ~~the~~ picture due to nervousness and confusion. As a result, her hair became green.		Until now.

			Since she wanted a change of mood, and that she still could not let go of her interest, she finally dyed her hair when she saw a hair salon by chance. The hairdresser held up the color palette and asked her what color she would like, and she pointed randomly at a picture due to nervousness and confusion. As a result, her hair became green.

	She was dumbfounded when she saw her own head in the mirror. ''What is this color? This looks like an alien! - Alien? Nice! Aren't aliens cool?'' Her mood was switched in three mere seconds and she returned home to show off to her roommate.		She was dumbfounded when she saw her own head in the mirror. ''What is this color? This looks like an alien! - Alien? Nice! Aren't aliens cool?'' Her mood was switched in three mere seconds and she returned home to show off to her roommate.

	But her roommate was too sharp-tongued and said ~~this~~ color looked like vegetable juice.		But her roommate was too sharp-tongued and said that the color looked like vegetable juice, the fact that his own hair looked like tomato juice notwithstanding.

	~~His~~ own hair looked like tomato juice notwithstanding.

	" - Crunch, crunch, crunch crunch..."		" - Crunch, crunch, crunch crunch..."

	Her roommate was chewing on some plastic toys as per usual today~~. He was not~~ like ~~a dog; he was veritably~~ a dog.		Her roommate was chewing on some plastic toys as per usual today, like a dog.

	~~These~~ toys ~~were~~ bought from the pet store anyways.		No, not like a dog; he veritably was a dog, and these toys had been bought from the pet store anyways.

	He was a short young man with fiery red hair, and his eyes were sharp like those of a hungry beast. ~~Although~~ he ~~has~~ a face as elegant as a girl's, he was not cute at all. He was an arrogant and egotistical person.		He was a short young man with fiery red hair, and his eyes were sharp like those of a hungry beast. And though he had a face as elegant as a girl's, he was not cute at all. He was an arrogant and egotistical person.

	He didn't have a name yet, ~~and~~ he was not too concerned with this. ~~However~~, it was troublesome to ~~going~~ on without having a name, and she ~~has~~ been thinking one up since the morning. She finally decided on one after a day of thinking.		He didn't have a name yet, but he was not too concerned with this. Still, it was troublesome to go on without having a name, and so, she had been thinking one up since the morning. She finally decided on one after a day of thinking.


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	"... Crunchy, crunchy - hmm?"		"... Crunchy, crunchy - hmm?"

	He took the toy out of his mouth and revealed his cute baby teeth. Not only were they cute, the strength of these teeth ~~were~~ also astonishing. It would hurt to get bitten by him – the various uneven teeth marks on the hard toys were evidence enough.		He took the toy out of his mouth and revealed his cute baby teeth. Not only were they cute, the strength of these teeth was also astonishing. It would hurt to get bitten by him – the various uneven teeth marks on the hard toys were evidence enough of that.

	Only two people lived in this small apartment, barely a size of four and half tatamis. There ~~were~~ almost no furniture in the room due to her poverty, and it looked terrible. ~~Her entire furniture~~ consisted of three storage boxes she bought during a sale, and a case that contained ~~her~~ worn guitar from her home.		Only two people lived in this small apartment, barely a size of four and half tatamis. There was almost no furniture in the room due to her poverty, and it looked terrible. Indeed, the entirety of her furnishings consisted of three storage boxes she bought during a sale, and a case that contained the worn guitar she had brought from her home.

	“Your name –		“Your name –

	~~jBreaksun~~ suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kajiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kajiri\|Nikuyama Kajiri]]</span>!”		Breaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kajiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kajiri\|Nikuyama Kajiri]]</span>!”

	“…”		“…”

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	“Your name –		“Your name –

	jBreaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kajiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kajiri\|Nikuyama ~~Kagiri~~]]</span>!”		jBreaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kajiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kajiri\|Nikuyama Kajiri]]</span>!”

	“…”		“…”

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	“Your name –		“Your name –

	~~Breaksun~~ suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama ~~Kagiri~~">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama ~~Kagiri~~\|Nikuyama Kagiri]]</span>!”		jBreaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kajiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kajiri\|Nikuyama Kagiri]]</span>!”

	“…”		“…”
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	“… I’m not a god!” Kajiri turned his head aside, but a comforted smile surfaced on his face.		“… I’m not a god!” Kajiri turned his head aside, but a comforted smile surfaced on his face.

	Breaksun was sitting in the courtyard of a nearby shrine, and her mouth was stuffed with <span id="menchikatsu">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#menchikatsu\|menchikatsu]]</span> ~~menchikatsu~~ she bought at the convenience store.		Breaksun was sitting in the courtyard of a nearby shrine, and her mouth was stuffed with <span id="menchikatsu">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#menchikatsu\|menchikatsu]]</span> she bought at the convenience store.

	There was no one here and was very spacious and quiet. Only the wind listlessly blew the fallen leaves round and round.		There was no one here and was very spacious and quiet. Only the wind listlessly blew the fallen leaves round and round.

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	Since she wanted a change of mood, and that she still could not let go of her interest, she finally dyed her hair when she saw a hair salon by chance. The hairdresser held up the color palette and asked her what color she would like, and she pointed randomly at the picture due to nervousness and confusion. As a result, her hair became green.		Since she wanted a change of mood, and that she still could not let go of her interest, she finally dyed her hair when she saw a hair salon by chance. The hairdresser held up the color palette and asked her what color she would like, and she pointed randomly at the picture due to nervousness and confusion. As a result, her hair became green.

	She was dumbfounded when she saw her own head in the mirror. What is this color? This looks like an alien! - Alien? Nice! Aren't aliens cool? Her mood was switched in three mere seconds and she returned home to show off to her roommate.		She was dumbfounded when she saw her own head in the mirror. ''What is this color? This looks like an alien! - Alien? Nice! Aren't aliens cool?'' Her mood was switched in three mere seconds and she returned home to show off to her roommate.

	But her roommate was too sharp-tongued and said this color looked like vegetable juice.		But her roommate was too sharp-tongued and said this color looked like vegetable juice.
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	“Your name –		“Your name –

	Breaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be Nikuyama Kagiri!”		Breaksun suddenly pointed at the boy, who was spacing out, and declared: “You shall be <span id="Nikuyama Kagiri">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#Nikuyama Kagiri\|Nikuyama Kagiri]]</span>!”

	“…”		“…”
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	She dragged him out forcibly and Breaksun opened the door. According to Kajiri, she seemed to have received a “Greater Fragment of God”. Her body should no longer feel hunger, pain, and temperature. That was not what she was feeling at all, though. How did that happen?		She dragged him out forcibly and Breaksun opened the door. According to Kajiri, she seemed to have received a “Greater Fragment of God”. Her body should no longer feel hunger, pain, and temperature. That was not what she was feeling at all, though. How did that happen?

	Who cares. Let’s just go eat dinner now.		''Who cares. Let’s just go eat dinner now.''

	“Aaah –”		“Aaah –”
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	“… I’m not a god!” Kajiri turned his head aside, but a comforted smile surfaced on his face.		“… I’m not a god!” Kajiri turned his head aside, but a comforted smile surfaced on his face.

	Breaksun was sitting in the courtyard of a nearby shrine, and her mouth was stuffed with menchikatsu she bought at the convenience store.		Breaksun was sitting in the courtyard of a nearby shrine, and her mouth was stuffed with <span id="menchikatsu">[[Mushi:Vol4_TLnotes#menchikatsu\|menchikatsu]]</span> menchikatsu she bought at the convenience store.

	There was no one here and was very spacious and quiet. Only the wind listlessly blew the fallen leaves round and round.		There was no one here and was very spacious and quiet. Only the wind listlessly blew the fallen leaves round and round.
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	But there were no saviours in reality. All of Kajiri’s expectations and hopes were destroyed, and he spent his life meaninglessly in the bottom of the valley of despair.		But there were no saviours in reality. All of Kajiri’s expectations and hopes were destroyed, and he spent his life meaninglessly in the bottom of the valley of despair.

	– I am {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}}. She spoke the name of the kin who betrayed Kajiri.		''– I am {{Furigana\|Catastrophe\|Poison}}.'' She spoke the name of the kin who betrayed Kajiri.

	– Are you Single Room? She called out to him using the ‘role’ that the world gave him, that ominous name.		''– Are you Single Room?'' She called out to him using the ‘role’ that the world gave him, that ominous name.

	– Please help me. She muttered these words with a voice as soft as drizzling rain.		''– Please help me.'' She muttered these words with a voice as soft as drizzling rain.


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	\| Return to [[Mushi:Vol4_Overture\|Overture: 700]]		\| Return to [[Mushi:Vol4_Overture\|Overture: 700]]
	\| Back to [[Mushi_to_Medama\|Main Page]]		\| Back to [[Mushi_to_Medama\|Main Page]]
	\| Forward to [[Mushi:Vol4_Symphony2\|~~Symphony 2:~~ Whom does the Song of Love belong to?]]		\| Forward to [[Mushi:Vol4_Symphony2\|Whom does the Song of Love belong to?]]
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	== '''Symphony 1: Unable to transmit via songs alone''' ==		== '''Symphony 1: Unable to transmit via songs alone''' ==

	(Omitted) - ~~The myths~~ from every culture in the world record the legend of the ~~great flood~~ without fail. ~~This includes~~ Noah's Flood in the Bible, the legend of the flood of Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia, ~~and~~ the legend of Manusmṛti in the Veda scriptures of India. ~~There was also~~ Greek mythology, Roman mythology, and of course Japanese mythology. The torrential flood erupting forth in the myths had a destructive impact on our world – specifically, ~~the complete destruction of~~ the world. Many academics insist that there are startling similarities between the floods described in these myths, and that this may imply there was a historical version of the gigantic flood that destroyed the world.		(Omitted) - Myths from every culture in the world record the legend of the Great Flood without fail. Noah's Flood in the Bible, the legend of the flood of Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia, the legend of Manusmṛti in the Veda scriptures of India. Greek mythology, Roman mythology, and of course, Japanese mythology. The torrential flood erupting forth in the myths had a destructive impact on our world – specifically, utterly destroying the world. Many academics insist that there are startling similarities between the floods described in these myths, and that this may imply there was a historical version of the gigantic flood that destroyed the world.

	~~Mythologies~~ are not historical records. They are moral tales in the guise of stories. ~~Most~~ importantly, the facts they record are not necessarily real~~. Many~~ people, including many educated people, mistake mythologies as being historical records that noted down factual events accurately.		But mythologies are not historical records. They are moral tales in the guise of stories. More importantly, the facts they record are not necessarily real, though many people, including many educated people, mistake mythologies as being historical records that noted down factual events accurately.

	~~There~~ is much ~~counter~~-~~evidence to~~ the aforementioned great flood; from this we can conclude that a flood of such scale has never occurred on Earth. A gigantic flood that destroyed the world would certainly have left clear marks ~~behind~~ on the geography and ~~geological layers~~ of the Earth. However, ~~geology has confirmed~~ that such a thing has never ~~happened~~. After innumerable investigations, we ~~cannot~~ prove that the ~~great flood ever~~ existed.		Indeed, there is a lack of evidence for - and much evidence against - the existence of the aforementioned great flood; from this we can conclude that a flood of such scale has never occurred on Earth. A gigantic flood that destroyed the world would certainly have left behind clear marks on the geography and geology of the Earth. However, a study of these confirm that such a thing has never occurred. After innumerable investigations, we can prove that the Great Flood never existed.

	But if the world has never been destroyed by a great flood in the past, then why are there similar legends of such a flood in cultures throughout the world? Even areas where it was geographically impossible to suffer from historical floods had ~~such~~ legends involving the world being destroyed by a flood. ~~How did that come about?~~		But if the world has never been destroyed by a great flood in the past, then why are there similar legends of such a flood in cultures throughout the world? Even culture in areas where it was geographically impossible to suffer from historical floods had legends involving the world being destroyed by a flood.

	~~To summarize~~, legends are not historical records, but philosophical stories. These stories incorporated both the objective impressions and the emotions of the author, with their plots being the products of the societies of the time. As such, they are the product of the universal human consciousness.		How did that come about?

			In short, it is because legends are not historical records, but philosophical stories. These stories incorporated both the objective impressions and the emotions of the author, with their plots being the products of the societies of the time. As such, they are the product of the universal human consciousness.

	If the record-like properties of mythologies ceased to exist, then so would the mysterious qualities of God.		If the record-like properties of mythologies ceased to exist, then so would the mysterious qualities of God.

	God will fall to level of a human with the fall of ~~mythologies~~.		God will fall to level of a human with the fall of myth.

	However, there are still many who mistook humans as God, and note their actions as myths and legends.		However, there are still many who mistook humans as God, and note their actions as myths and legends.

	~~Mythologies~~ are no longer stories of God, but purely stories of humans.		Thus, myth are no longer stories of God, but purely stories of humans.

	Why did every country preserve the legend of the great flood in their myths? ~~We must return~~ to our previous query~~. The~~ answer is very simple. Why are the records of the great flood that destroyed the world always at the beginning and prologue of the myths, and never at the end of the legends? We can easily find the answer if we follow this train of thought.		Why did every country preserve the legend of the great flood in their myths? Returning to our previous query, the answer is very simple if we consider a simple question: Why are the records of the great flood that destroyed the world always at the beginning and prologue of the myths, and never at the end of the legends? We can easily find the answer if we follow this train of thought.

	I believe legends talk about the journey of human life.		I believe legends talk about the journey of human life.

	Whether consciously or unconsciously - we cannot ascertain which - the legends are talking about life.		Whether consciously or unconsciously - we cannot ascertain which - the legends are talking about life.



	Try to recall how our lives began. Let us place aside the ignorant fantasies of many academics, who believe a great flood erupted at the beginning of the world. No matter who we are, every one of us had experienced this flood - this flood that destroyed our world when we were born.		Try to recall how our lives began. Let us place aside the ignorant fantasies of many academics, who believe a great flood erupted at the beginning of the world. No matter who we are, every one of us had experienced this flood - this flood that destroyed our world when we were born.
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	We were originally within the dim, constant, and perfectly safe world inside our mother's body. Suddenly, as if someone declared there must be light, we were forcibly brought to the outside. The world within our mother's bodies started to crumble with a great flood of mixed blood and amniotic fluid. We were born into this dangerous and ruthless world together with this uncertainty.		We were originally within the dim, constant, and perfectly safe world inside our mother's body. Suddenly, as if someone declared there must be light, we were forcibly brought to the outside. The world within our mother's bodies started to crumble with a great flood of mixed blood and amniotic fluid. We were born into this dangerous and ruthless world together with this uncertainty.

	~~This~~ primordial memory ~~caused~~ the many legends and records concerning the great flood and the consequential destruction of the world. ~~However, this~~ was not the end of all things, but the beginning of everything. This was the most ~~obvious argument of~~ those legends that ~~started~~ with a flood that wiped out the world.		It is this primordial, collective memory that lies behind the many legends and records concerning the great flood and the consequential destruction of the world. Destruction that was not the end of all things, but the beginning of everything. This was the most salient point to those legends that start with a flood that wiped out the world.

	The myths afterwards ~~were~~ also parallel to the journey of life.		The myths afterwards also parallel the journey of life.

	All should be able to understand now that "God", the absolute existence that is the protagonist of myths, is "me". "I" ~~fight~~ with other Gods (in myths of monotheistic faiths, the other gods are presented as devils of demons) - in other words, other "me"s, and finally created a peaceful world after numerous defeats.		All should be able to understand now that "God", the absolute existence that is the protagonist of myths, is "me". "I" fought with other Gods (in myths of monotheistic faiths, the other gods are presented as devils of demons) - in other words, other "me"s, and finally created a peaceful world after numerous defeats.

	Be it the Bible, Celtic legends, Egyptian legends, Chinese legends, or Ugaritic legends... All myths have ~~these commonalities. What~~ they ~~were telling were~~ not the ~~stories~~ of "God", but stories of "me".		Be it the Bible, Celtic legends, Egyptian legends, Chinese legends, or Ugaritic legends... All myths have this commonality: what they tell is not the story of "God", but stories of "me".

	In some legends, God considered humans failures and denied our existence. This was because the author of the myth - "me" - could not trust other humans and denied their existences.		In some legends, God considered humans failures and denied our existence. This was because the author of the myth - "me" - could not trust other humans and denied their existences.
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	I am getting sidetracked. Let us stop there.		I am getting sidetracked. Let us stop there.

	In conclusion, I hereby refute the many people who regard their fantasies as matters of fact and firmly believe in them. God is not an absolute existence who is looking down upon the world from somewhere. At the end, the only absolute existence in "my world" exists in the center of "my world", and is none other than "me". A God that controls miracles, fate, and mysteries does not exist. Myths are only ordinary stories that describe normal human lives. I am God, and myths are human lives. What follows may seem unnecessary - but if we consider the above conclusion, then we may be able to understand the "purpose of God" in myths.		In conclusion, I hereby refute the many people who regard their fantasies as matters of fact and firmly believe in them. God is not an absolute existence who is looking down upon the world from somewhere high above. At the end, the only absolute existence in "my world" exists in the center of "my world", and is none other than "me". A God that controls miracles, fate, and mysteries does not - can not - exist. Myths are only ordinary stories that describe normal human lives. I am God, and myths are human lives. What follows may seem unnecessary - but if we consider the above conclusion, then we may be able to understand the "purpose of God" in myths.

	That means - (Omitted)		That means - (Omitted)