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This story is written with the concept of plausibility coupled with the wonders of imagination. Fiction could be plausible if paired with the imagination. To Imagine can produce creativity which has been the driving force for many of our cultural accomplishments today. We are, as a species, constantly learning and longing for the answers to the unknown. Science will test theories, and theories will challenge science.Theories and Mythology are controversial and have produced unorthodox opinions from both Scientists and Clergymen alike, but to accept the wonders of the past, we must assume that ancient civilizations were a superior race. We have always been perplexed by the enormous ruins and their meaning. The lack of tangible records doesn’t explain what drove the ancients to such lunacy, in needing to construct them.Time has all but erased any records of the academic discipline that was needed to accomplish their heritage. We are left with monumental structures and sparse objects of antiquity. Hieroglyphics can help to decipher some of the past, but before that, we can only speculate. Following the hypothesis that history repeats itself, we continue searching and looking for clues, hoping to find answers. Conveniently, thanks to science fiction, we can travel back in time, and look for ourselves. With the use of imagination and plausibility, we can see how it might have been, so many years ago. It’s all we have now.So, let this sci-fi toil with your imagination and allow it to pair with the plausibility and see what you might find. To quote the famous Serenity prayer, written by the great Theologian-philosopher, Reinhold Niebuhr:“God grant me the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, the courage to change the things we can, and the wisdom to know the difference.”