Narcissistic creator cooperates with cosmos fans__PART--1

                                                                                        
                                                                                        (Religious FANTASY)



A narcissistic science and action god cooperates with his technical, space-obsessed intelligences. He created an unbelievably large universe with almost unbelievable distances. High tech civilizations can build spaceships however they want. Ultimately, everyone fails at the speed of light limit. 300,000 km/sec. flying is damn fast. But in the vastness of the cosmos it is like chugging with a paddle boat on an endless ocean. That's frustrating for both sides. For the murdering creatures who can't get out of universe forecourt trips and for the creator himself, since almost the entire universe remains undiscovered, unexplored and unapproved. That's not how he can fully act out his goddamn narcissism. And only on the back burner is of course not enough for a creator. He just has to come up with something...


So his protégés on Terra are amazed when one day sensational satellite images of Mars appear. They show a murder device high up on Olympus Mons, the highest peak in our solar system. They have to put in a little effort. They will certainly make it to Mars, the divine originator muses. In the meantime, the whole earthly world is upside down. This is of a very different caliber than the famous face on Mars. The latter turned out to be a rock formation, which is clearly no longer the case with the current sensational find.


Humanity's focus is now only on answers: what is that on Mars and who placed it overnight? It must have been the aliens we often tried to do - who or what else? The flood of razor-sharp satellite images sparked insane curiosity. Humans are striving to head for the Red Planet as quickly as possible. And suddenly there is enough money for it and the wars on earth come to an abrupt end. Continuing to bang your head is completely counterproductive. If you have to pull yourself together for this extremely daunting task - then it's much faster.


After a series of terrible failures, however, the first Terrans finally land on Mars. There is no time for long, long-distance superstructures. Undermarsian catacombs provide ample protection from cosmic rays, sandstorms, rockfalls, and the like. They are quickly ready for occupancy and sufficient as a stopover to Olympus Mons.

And finally, finally they stand in front of the ominous device. Somewhere, the astonished will also find an operating manual. Who of the aliens knows English, our world language, and speaks it fluently? General shaking of the head. It's called "Superbeamer-1". It can beam people and material to a nearest planet or (large) moon. That is also amazing. On Earth, beam research is still in its infancy.


And why are the aliens giving us such a grandiose gift? Where are you from? There is no sender information. Did they beam down here too?
Are they already among us and we don't know?
Since the aliens are at home many light years away, a "Superbeamer-1" is far from enough. It is "only" suitable for particle transport within a solar system. Questions upon questions...


Then you will find another message: "It is worth exploring your solar system thoroughly with the help of this phenomenal beamer. Somewhere you will then find another surprise that puts the ones here in the shade. It suits the earthlings Also free to make lots of copies of Superbeamer-1 so you can enjoy the next surprise much sooner."
Mysterious, mysterious.
Which extrasolar benefactors are behind it? Maybe someday they will somehow reveal themselves? Actually, why not, because they seem to be very interested in humanity. What might they look like, these extraterrestrials and what's behind it all?
Questions upon questions again...



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