ENDLESS MYTH

Observation Record:

I asked Messiah Christ questions based on the things I had been focusing on. I believed that this young man would be able to answer.

“What I have discovered through studying stones, plants, and waste materials is that they emit something that cannot be seen or heard by humans. It may not be consciousness, but they are emitting something—communicating with each other in some way. And all things, human thoughts and emotions included, may exist within the universe itself.”

At this question, Messiah fell silent for a moment.

Is this something that should not be asked?

Is there something Messiah is not allowed to say?

After a brief silence, Messiah answered:

“The universe is born naturally. Humanity is performing something extraordinary—observing infinite universes from the outside. This is a miraculous development of scientific technology. However, to go further than this point, we must walk forward on our own. Humanity still has vast potential and evolution ahead. That is all I can say.”

Messiah spoke no further.

But I understood that what he knows is undoubtedly real.

Today as well, I record the names of the gods.

Deity Record

Anup-em-Pet: A special divine form of Anubis who receives the souls of the dead at the gates of the heavens.

Djehuty-Maat-Ra: A form of Thoth who inscribes the cosmic laws of order by the command of Ra.

Inhert-Shu-Ra: A composite war deity combining Shu and Ra, who retrieves distant goddesses.

Haurun-Har-em-Akhet: A syncretic form of Horus of the horizon (Sphinx), governing healing and protection.

Hemen-Hawk of the Underworld: A black falcon deity who physically punishes sinners and evil spirits in the underworld.

Henki-Ab-Pet: A wind god of the southern heavens who assists the solar barque during its night journey.

Hekaib of Elephantine Island: A deified historical hero and guardian god of Elephantine Island.

Aaha-Bes the Dwarf: The earliest form of the dwarf god Bes, who destroys serpents and evil spirits.

An-mut-ef Leopard-Priest: A priest-like deity who wears leopard skin and guides the pharaoh before the gods.

Antywy Two-Headed Falcon: A fusion god with the heads of a falcon and Set-animal, uniting Upper and Lower Egypt.

Ari-en-ab-ef Surveillance: A god with a “blue eye” that monitors the entire underworld from the heavens.

Ari-hetch-ef White Light: A god emitting pure white light that physically illuminates the darkness of the underworld.

Atopi Blessing of Dawn: A god who loudly celebrates the birth of the sun every morning at the eastern horizon.

Ba-ta Supporting Baboon: A baboon deity who supports the solar barque during its nightly journey.

Ba-tau Fertility of Waters: A god worshipped in Cynopolis, protecting fertility and waterside abundance.

Du’a Court Purity: A deity representing the purification and grooming of the king in the royal court.

Huen-sah Star Orbit God: A youthful star deity who governs the movement and orbits of celestial bodies.

Banebdjedet Ram Creator: A creator god with four ram heads, born from the primordial waters.

Dedunet Linen Goddess: A goddess of weaving and textiles who governs sacred linen for mummification.

Horus-of-the-Horizon (Haur-em-Akhet): The original name of the Great Sphinx, meaning “Horus in the Horizon.”

Harsomtus Lotus Child: A child god rising from the primordial lotus, representing the newborn sun of dawn.

Hermanubis Guide of Souls: A fusion of Anubis and Hermes who guides souls toward the divine realm.

Maahes Lion of War: A fierce lion-headed war god who destroys evil spirits.

Mandulis Nubian Sun God: A Nubian solar deity worshipped in Kalabsha and integrated into Egyptian religion.

Meret Dual Cobra Goddess: A collective name for protective cobra goddesses defending the pharaoh.

Shezdet Savior Protector: A god who rescues humans from serpents, animals, and sudden disasters.

Hatmehit Fish Goddess: A fish-form water goddess worshipped in Mendes.

Heh Infinity of Millions: One of the Ogdoad, representing endless infinity and countless numbers.

Sacred Objects, Tools, and Crowns

User-Anup Staff of Absolute Power: A scepter with a jackal head symbolizing absolute authority in the underworld.

Wadj Papyrus Staff: A green stone staff shaped like papyrus, granting renewal and vitality to the dead.

Abut Ritual Whip: A ceremonial whip used to physically drive away impure energies in temples.

Jm-Was Scepter of Majesty: A special Was scepter symbolizing divine authority and protection.

Mekes Document Case of Coronation: A metal case used to deliver sacred territorial records during coronation rituals.

Atef Crooked Shepherd Staff: A staff symbolizing protection and rightful governance of the people.

Flail of Osiris (Triple Flail): A triple agricultural flail held across the chest of Osiris.

Lotus Rod of Priestess Ritual: A ritual staff with a lotus design held by high priestesses and goddesses.

Hand of Heteptet (Bronze Creation Tool): A bronze object shaped after the divine hand that inspired creation.

Naos Stone Shrine of the Sanctum: A small stone shrine housing divine statues in the innermost sanctuary.

Religious Rituals, Sacred Sites, and Concepts

Imi-ut Protective Skin Relic: A magical protective object made from the skin of a headless animal associated with Anubis.

Opet Festival of Amun Boat: A major ritual transporting the statue of Amun from Karnak to Luxor during the flood season.

Jeser-Jeseru Sacred of Sacred Temple: The name of Hatshepsut’s mortuary temple, meaning “most sacred of sacred places.”

Observation Record:

I asked Messiah Christ:

“What is the Omniverse? When it was first discovered, humanity regarded it as something theoretical, something that existed only in stories. Mathematically it should be impossible, physically it should not exist. And yet, a world that contains everything exists here, in front of us. When this facility was established, humanity witnessed the Omniverse for the first time. What is the Omniverse?”

Messiah replied with a slight, almost embarrassed smile:

“The Omniverse is everything. As the word ‘Omni’ suggests. No matter how much you observe, no matter how many universes you discover, it is still only a part. Humans forget, and they also think inside their minds. There are things they never think about. Possibilities that could have been conceived but were not. Probabilities, impossibilities that could not be considered, thoughts that disappeared, forgotten cognition. All phenomena, all existence, all non-existence—everything forms the Omniverse. It may be impossible to fully understand it. Even I cannot understand everything. I can only feel it.”

With that, Messiah drank his coffee.

From his words, I felt I finally understood how abnormal the world we are observing truly is.

Today as well, the names of gods are being recorded.

Deity Record

Aket – Goddess of Inundation: A deity that personifies the flood season of the Nile (Akhet) and fertility itself.

Duamutef – Guardian of the Stomach: One of the Four Sons of Horus. A jackal-headed god who protects the stomach of the dead.

Mehen – Great Serpent Protector: A coiled serpent god that envelops Ra on the solar barque, protecting him from the chaos serpent Apep.

Imsety – Guardian of the Liver: One of the Four Sons of Horus. A human-headed god who protects the liver of the dead.

Satet – Goddess of the Antelope Crown: A river goddess of Elephantine Island who purifies water, wearing an antelope-horn crown.

Anuket – Goddess of the Feather Crown: A goddess who rules the First Cataract of the Nile, wearing a tall feathered crown.

Min – God of Masculinity: A fertility god of male potency and reproduction, holding his arm raised and offering lettuce.

Seshat – Goddess of the Seven Stars: A goddess of history, architecture, and measurement, wearing a leopard-skin dress and a seven-star emblem.

Nun – Primordial Waters of Chaos: The original chaotic waters from which all gods and creation emerged.

Aaha Sa Ta Ef: A warrior deity who physically protects the king’s body and soul from underworld demons.

Ami Hae Ef – Harpoon God: A god who possesses a sacred harpoon used to capture sinners and demons in the underworld.

Ami Kar – Chanting Baboon: A baboon deity who sings sacred hymns recorded in underworld scriptures to aid the sun’s rebirth.

Ami Naut Ef: A serpent deity that silently crawls through hidden dark paths of the underworld.

An Mut Ef – Priest Deity: A priest-like god who wears leopard skin and leads the pharaoh before the gods during rituals.

Antywi – Fusion Deity: A god with the combined heads of a falcon and a Set-animal, representing the unity of Upper and Lower Egypt.

Ari En Ab Ef: A deity that watches the entire underworld from the heavens with a disturbing “blue eye.”

Ari Hech Ef – Light: A deity emitting pure white light, physically illuminating the darkness of the underworld.

Atopi – God of Dawn: A god who loudly celebrates the birth of the sun every morning at the eastern horizon.

Ba Ta Baboon God: A baboon deity that physically supports the nighttime journey of the solar barque in underworld texts.

Ba Tau – Water Deity: A god worshipped in the Cynopolis region, protecting fertility and the purity of waterside lands.

Sacred Objects, Tools, and Crowns

Heka – Crooked Royal Scepter: A large curved scepter symbolizing kingship and authority, held by pharaohs and Osiris in the underworld.

Hedjet – White Crown: A pure white crown symbolizing the rule of Upper Egypt.

Deshret – Red Crown: A red crown symbolizing Lower Egypt, with an elevated rear section.

Sekhemti – Double Crown of Unity: A physical combination of the White Crown (Hedjet) and Red Crown (Deshret), symbolizing unified Egypt.

Hemachet – Antenna Ornament: A sacred spiral metal ornament extending upward from the red crown.

Atef – Crooked Royal Staff: A shepherd’s staff symbolizing protection and rightful governance.

Lotus Rod – Ritual Staff: A ceremonial staff used by high priestesses and goddesses, decorated with a lotus design.

Hand of Heteptet: A bronze ritual instrument shaped after the “divine hand” that inspired Atum’s creation.

Naos – Wooden Sacred Shrine: A small shrine placed in the innermost sanctuary of temples to house divine statues.

Djed Pillar: A symbol of stability, resurrection, and continuity, representing the spine of Osiris.

Tyet Knot: A red protective amulet associated with Isis, symbolizing magical blood.

Religious Rituals, Sacred Sites, and Locations

Opet Festival – Great Festival: A major ritual in which the statue of Amun is carried by boat from Karnak to Luxor during the Nile flood season.

Kenet – Funeral River Boat: A ritual boat that transports coffins from the east bank to the west bank (land of the dead).

Waset – Ancient Capital Name: The original Egyptian name of Thebes, the sacred city of Amun worship.

Memphis – Major City: A major sacred city of the Old Kingdom and center of the god Ptah, where creation through word and thought was believed.

Heliopolis – Supreme City: A sacred city dedicated to Atum and the Ennead, center of solar creation mythology.

Ished Tree: A sacred tree upon which the goddess Seshat inscribes the names and reigns of pharaohs.

Pedjesh – Rope-Stretching Ritual: A surveying ritual using ropes aligned with celestial bodies to establish temple foundations.

Par – Sacred Privilege: A sacred qualification allowing entry into the innermost sanctuary of a temple.

Aaru – Field of Reeds: The ultimate paradise ruled by Osiris, reached only by justified souls after judgment.

Observation ID: Ω＋M４

The Omniverse is in an unprecedented state of stability.

Fluctuations, interdimensional noise, and traces of causal interference that were previously recorded have almost completely disappeared.

This is not merely stability.

It is closer to “stillness.”

While observing this condition, I feel a strong sense of dissonance.

Stability is normally the result of order.

However, this stability feels unnatural, as if it is being forcibly suppressed from an external source.

At the center of this phenomenon is clearly Messiah Christ.

I asked him the most fundamental question I have ever posed.

“What does the Metaverse mean?”

Despite the abruptness of the question, he narrowed his eyes for a moment, showed a slight expression of surprise, and then spoke calmly.

“The Metaverse is a world where infinity theory, set theory, and all formal systems no longer apply.”

He continued.

“Mathematics, physics, and logic do not hold beyond the multiverse.”

“Humans have not yet understood this. That is why they merely believe they understand the multiverse.”

As I recorded his words, I felt my breathing become shallow.

His gaze was not directed at the observation instruments, but something even further beyond them.

“To understand the Metaverse, one must abandon physical laws, mathematical theories, and logic itself.”

He paused briefly.

Then he looked directly at me.

“Can you, as a researcher, do that?”

That question was not observation. It was a test.

I could not answer.

Everything I had built—my theoretical systems, observational frameworks, cosmological models—felt invalidated by a single question.

Only silence remained in the observation room.

I may have understood something in that moment.

What is being asked here is not knowledge.

It is whether one can sustain the very premises themselves.

Today, names, artifacts, and recorded beings from external realms continue to flow in.

The following are recorded.

Brahmadatta: A sacred bow of gold inlaid with diamonds, crafted by the divine architect Vishvakarman, carrying the will of creation itself.

Vajra: The thunder weapon forged by Indra from the bones of the sage Dadhichi, used to slay the asura Vritra.

Parashu (Farsha): A divine axe granted by Shiva to Parashurama (the sixth avatar of Vishnu), used to eradicate evil.

Tandu: A divine attendant of Shiva who transmitted the sacred cosmic dance (Tandava) to humanity.

Bhoori: A warrior of the Kuru dynasty who fought on the Kaurava side during the great war.

Jalasa: A lesser-known but powerful Kaurava warrior who held back the Pandava assault on the front lines.

Somadatta: A king of the Kuru lineage who fought for the Kauravas and met a tragic end in the great war.

Shala: Son of Somadatta, a young hero who fought and died alongside his father for the Kaurava cause.

Shurasena (brother of Ugrasena): A royal figure of Mathura who opposed the tyranny of the usurper Kamsa.

Prahastha (minister of the Ramayana): The most trusted advisor of Ravana, responsible for diplomacy and internal governance of Lanka.

All entries are recorded as today’s observation log.

End of record.

Observation Log:

The entity known as Messiah Christ. Whether it is even appropriate to describe him as a person remains uncertain. However, his behavior appears completely ordinary. In fact, it is so ordinary that he seems entirely human. Yet a strange phenomenon surrounds him. Every observer perceives a different appearance. Some observers report seeing a human figure, while others claim they do not perceive a humanoid form at all. This inconsistency remains unexplained.

I continued my questioning.

"I want to know the true nature of the Omniverse. You know, don't you?" I asked.

He did not answer immediately.

Apparently, he could not.

"Even I don't understand it," he replied. "The Omniverse you observe is only one example, and even that observation is extremely limited. What you've achieved is remarkable for human civilization, remarkable for any living civilization. But the Omniverse isn't that simple. Anything can become reality there. That is what the Omniverse is. Even I don't fully understand it. Besides, there isn't only one Omniverse."

Upon hearing these words, I understood something for the first time.

I understood our own powerlessness.

As always, today's report concludes with the recording of the divine names that continue to enter the observation systems.

Recorded Divine Entities:

Apep, the Great Serpent: A colossal evil serpent representing chaos and darkness, attempting to obstruct the nightly journey of the sun god Ra.

Hapi, God of the Nile: The deity embodying the annual flooding of the Nile River, depicted as a prosperous and fertile male figure.

Meretseger, Serpent Goddess: The serpent deity dwelling upon the peak overlooking the Valley of the Kings, protecting tombs from impurity and known as "She Who Loves Silence."

Hapi, Guardian of the Lungs: One of the Four Sons of Horus. A baboon-headed deity who eternally protects the lungs of the deceased.

Qebehsenuef, Guardian of the Intestines: One of the Four Sons of Horus. A falcon-headed deity who safeguards the intestines of the dead.

Uraeus, Sacred Cobra: The holy cobra resting upon the forehead of the Pharaoh, threatening enemies with divine flames.

Atum, Primeval Creator: The original creator god of the Heliopolitan creation myth and the divine embodiment of the setting sun.

Shu, God of Air: The personification of the atmosphere who separated heaven and earth and created space within the world.

Tefnut, Goddess of Moisture: The lion-headed goddess of moisture and beneficial rain, wife of Shu.

Geb, God of Earth: The deity of fertile land and earthquakes, commonly depicted as a reclining man.

Nut, Goddess of the Sky: The celestial goddess whose star-filled body arches over Geb.

Osiris, King of Resurrection: The ruler of the underworld who was slain by his brother Seth and restored through the magic of Isis.

Isis, Great Mother Goddess: Wife of Osiris and goddess of powerful magic, protection, fertility, and motherhood.

Seth, God of the Desert: The deity of storms, chaos, deserts, and foreign lands, depicted with the head of a mysterious mythical beast.

Nephthys, Protective Goddess: The wife of Seth who aided her sister Isis and protected the bodies of the dead.

Bes, Household God: A dwarf-like bearded deity facing forward, protecting homes, childbirth, and families from evil spirits.

Aah, Crescent Moon God: An ancient lunar deity later absorbed into the cult of Thoth.

Ami-Nu, God of the Abyss: The deity governing the celestial abyss and maintaining the cosmic space through which stars travel.

Bati, Ram Judge: One of the forty-two judges of the underworld, appearing as a mummified ram.

Hun-Saf, Young Star God: A youthful deity responsible for overseeing the movement and courses of the stars.

Recorded Sacred Tools, Regalia, and Ritual Objects:

Nekhekh, Triple Flail: The flail held across the chest by Pharaohs and Osiris, symbolizing absolute authority.

Was Scepter: A staff of power and dominion featuring the head of the Seth-animal and a bifurcated lower end.

Sistrum: A sacred rattle used by priestesses in the rituals of Hathor to repel evil spirits and calm divine wrath.

Menat Necklace: A large ritual necklace shaken by hand to drive away evil and encourage renewed life.

Canopic Jar: A vessel used during mummification to preserve the four major internal organs of the deceased indefinitely.

Eye of Wadjet, Left Eye Amulet: The restored Eye of Horus symbolizing perception, health, healing, and restoration.

Pectoral Breastplate: A large sacred chest ornament decorated with scarabs and solar barques, providing magical protection to the heart.

Ushabti Servant Figure: A magical clay servant inscribed with spells, performing labor on behalf of the deceased in the afterlife.

Pyramidion, Apex Stone: A pyramidal capstone placed atop pyramids and obelisks to reflect the first light of the sun.

Stela, Prayer Monument: A sacred stone monument inscribed with prayers, funerary texts, and royal achievements.

Uu Ritual Adze: A ceremonial adze used during the Opening of the Mouth ritual to restore the senses of mummies and statues.

Recorded Religious Rituals, Sacred Sites, and Place Names:

Shenu, Royal Name Cartouche: The sacred oval rope enclosure that magically protects the royal names of Pharaohs.

Rostau, Underground Labyrinth: The secret subterranean tunnel system governed by Sokar through which mummies and solar boats travel.

On, Sacred City Name: The ancient biblical designation for Heliopolis, the supreme center of Ra worship.

Kemet, Sacred National Name: The name ancient Egyptians used for their homeland, honoring the fertile black soil brought by the Nile floods.

Desheret, Red Land: The proper name of the surrounding desert, regarded as the lifeless domain ruled by Seth.

Djeser-Djeseru, Queen's Temple: The name of Hatshepsut's mortuary temple, meaning "The Most Sacred of Sacred Places" and referring to its supreme sanctuary.