(miniflash story)

Once upon a time, in the celestial realm, the Sun Goddess, a radiant being of infinite power, found herself growing weary of her divine existence.

The eternal cycle, the cycle of dawn and dusk, the dusk, which had begun to feel like a punishment for the endlessly shining Goddess, had begun to lose its luster.

Driven by this newfound curiosity, the Sun Goddess decided to venture into the mortal realm to experience the joys, sorrows, and complexities of human life. She was especially interested in the energy of light, and the knowledge that allowed people to replace her.

She was the Goodness, the Goodness without devoted believers. She wouldn’t tolerate it anymore.

And then she decided to join the fun of energy production as an entrepreneur.

The Goddess had always held a tempestuous relationship with her younger brother, the God of Storms and Rains. Their sibling rivalry, as old as time itself, had taken a decidedly earthly turn.

The Sun Goddess, a pioneer in green energy, had established a vast network of solar panels, harnessing the sun’s radiant power. Yet, her brother, a force of nature himself, envied her success. A storm brewed within him, a tempest of jealousy and resentment.

He unleashed his wrath upon the world, conjuring violent winds and endless rain. The Sun Goddess’s panels, once beacons of hope, were shrouded in darkness. But the God of Storms and Rains had a more sinister plan. He established his own green energy company, harnessing the power of wind and water, a stark contrast to his sister’s solar enterprise.

This is how the wars start.

But they were not humans, capricious gods who should not have interfered in the mortal realm.

The once harmonious balance of nature was now a battlefield, a cosmic struggle between the Sun and Storms, between creation and destruction. The fate of the world hung in the balance, a victim of divine greed and sibling rivalry.