Guardians of Wisdom

1.0 Time in Tombouze Once upon a time, in the last days of civilization on Earth, Niklas, the God of Time, Lennox, the God of Travel, and Dknowhy, the God of Invention, came together to solve the problem of how to rebuild human life out of nothing but sand, salt water, and electricity.
The world as they knew it had collapsed, and all previous knowledge and technology had been lost. But these gods were determined to use their powers and their vast knowledge to create a new way of living for the remaining humans on Earth. They began by experimenting with different combinations of sand and salt water, using electricity to try and coax life out of these basic elements. It was a long and difficult process, but with Niklas' ability to manipulate time, they had all the time they needed to get it right. As they worked, Dknowhy became more and more obsessed with the idea of recreating living cells in a lab, using the most advanced machinery and equipment available to them. Lennox, meanwhile, was focused on figuring out how to travel through time and space to gather more resources and knowledge. Finally, after months of hard work, they had a breakthrough. They discovered that by harnessing the power of the sun, they could effectively "grow" biocells and other biological matter, without the need for traditional living organisms. With this knowledge, they set about building the necessary equipment, using everything from scrap metal to bits of old technology salvaged from the decaying ruins of civilization. It was a slow and difficult process, but with Niklas' help, they were able to speed up time in order to get it all done more quickly. Eventually, after much effort and many setbacks, they had a working machine capable of producing biocells and other organic materials using nothing but sunlight and basic raw materials found in the sand and oceans of their desolate world. They used this knowledge to begin building a new society, one that was based not on the traditional foundations of civilization, but on the principles of science and innovation. They taught their skills and knowledge to others, who in turn passed them on to future generations. And so, despite the collapse of civilization and the loss of all previous knowledge, Niklas, Lennox, and Dknowhy were able to use their abilities and groundbreaking inventions to help rebuild human life out of the most basic of materials, and create a brighter and more promising future for all. As the new society took shape, Niklas, Lennox, and Dknowhy continued to work tirelessly to improve and refine their inventions. They were aided by the curiosity and determination of the people they had taught, who were eager to learn and expand upon their knowledge.