The Tie Between Dimensions (introduction)

an explanation for plots

It was at the moon's highest peek and the twilight of the stars that shone their astronomical calendar to line up the planets. The world of the Frost was over lapped into reality. A child was born into the mixture at the same time, of the same name, of the same face, and of the same soul. The soul of that child split into two, held on into reality by only a half. It was the string theory effect that cursed this child to live two lives at the same time. One half stayed, the other wandered with the traveling dimension of the Frost; 

The Frost was a dimension, a gypsy world latched on to the rotation of the planets, colliding only into existence when the planets lined up. It was parasitic, latching on to other dimensions and creating a Mandela effect-like mirror of that world. The world was a spin top, with dimensions spinning about, balancing the flow of time. The Frost was the dimension of darkness and night; while its brother, the Dew was the dimension of light and morning. 

Long ago, when the worlds first collided, the darkness of the Frost invaded Earth and created the sins of man. They took women for their wives and the mix-bred children were born with the nature of sin within them; thus beginning the dawn of evil desires. The evil spread like plague and man was at war with itself, destroying everything it ever built. 

The world lived in destruction of lust and selfishness until the world of the Dew overlapped with earth and established a balance. The people of the Dew took the women as their wives and their children were born with the nature of wisdom within them. They were able to justify actions and balance their feelings of anger and rage. 

Even now, every human is a descendant of either the Frost, the Dew or both. That is why people do good and do wrong... 

The world is a civilized place, with the nature in us dulling back to human blood; but it is only a matter of time before worlds collide and the balance is over thrown

Author's Note

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