This update is a little earlier than usual because I really don't want readers to forget the text I put up last time. Just as a review, here's what the text said: "At the birth of this world, there was but one existence...God. Legend states that as God watched the terrain form, She said...'I shall bless this world with life.' And thus God began sculpting a mold similar to Herself, for this first being of life was to be immortal and omnipotent...a replica of God."

By the way, I noticed four misspellings while writing that excerpt just now, which I'm surprised no one caught. I already fixed them now, but the original spellings were as followed: existance, begain, scupting, similiar. Usually my readers are quick to correct me on these things, so I wondered why these four misspellings slipped by...maybe the pretty colors distracted everyone?

Anyway, about this current page I used the lines/cracks of page 47, the circle of page 46, and a new drawing of the "first being of life" with the random symbols flying around his hands/torso as he's being formed. The symbols, in case you're curious, were random math/physics symbols and Greek letters I recalled for reasons beyond me; however I was repeating the characters too often so I started adding a few simple Chinese characters, until ultimately I was just scribbling random stuff. It actually took a very long time making those strands of symbols...I mean, drawing the character was the fastest part of the production of this page.

I noticed that there was some false assumptions from the comments where people assumed Yasu was the "mold" I talked about on last page. Honestly, it didn't even occur to me that Yasu could be the first life...but it makes sense to me now why people got that confused since there are two Yasu-looking characters. In fact, if I were reading this (and I wasn't the author), I'd probably make the same conclusion. However, I didn't intend Adam, the first man, to be...not a man. Though, it wouldn't be that surprising if I did since I made God, who is referred to as a He...not a He.

Well, that's all I have for you today. I have a few mid-terms/exams this week, so I can't guarantee I'll get another up next weekend...but you never know...