The 1 hundred

Prologue

       The humans throughout the times have lost their ways and became killers of their own mother. Blinded and overwhelmed with their own trials and rules, the humans, as a manner of breasting their own brothers and sisters, threw their anger and rage at their only savior and living being: the Earth itself. A long time ago, Plateau (Timeau, 33) approved Demiurges' decision of defining the world and the other planets spheres. Considered the world, then, a living being by the faculty of swirling around its own base without shifting or exceeding its limits. Thereby, he adopted the fabulous zoology of the vast spherical animals. During the Renaissance, the concept of skies as a living being reappeared in Ventini. Kepler debated also with the English man Robert Fludd the propriety of Earth as a totally lively monster, "which whaling breathing, corresponded to the rest and the surveillance, producing the influx and reflux of the seas". According to the German psychologist Gustav Theodor Fechner Earth, our mother, is an organism, which is superior than the plants the animals and the humans. He also compared the spherical form of the Earth with the human eye, saying it is the noblest part of our body.

      The harm inflicted on Earth and also the lack of good intentions in human people called the Gods attentions. There comes a time that unfortunately few have to pay for the majority and an order must be re-established. As a consequence of the current behavioral situation in humans, one evil god was lately awaken and with him the evil destruction of this mass land called Earth. Dark times approaches the world. Death is much closer than anyone had ever imagined, and written in stone, just a handful of people could possibly resist and survive this horror. Just the fairs and the intellectuals will shine on the final judgment.

    

      The underworld's gate is literally opened.