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The song of the singularities
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Mara and Costs had managed to restore the balance in the multiverse after confronting the free storm, the strength of chaos that had tried to destabilize everything. However, as the node of freedom of infinity continued to evolve, it became clear that a new era was carried out before them-one in which the order and chaos were in a delicate, but never completely predictable dance.
In the days that followed, the strings in the multiverse vibrated with a different, but stable harmony. The chaos had been tanned and integrated into the cosmic structure, but Mara felt that something deeper was beginning to come to the surface, like a distant echo that was crossing the dimensions.
One night, while contemplating the apparent quiet of the knots, Mara heard the sound for the first time. It wasn't just a vibration or dissonance. It was a song, one that seemed to sound beyond the known strings. It was like a voice of the multivers itself, a harmony that seemed to bring to the surface a new enigma.
"Have you heard too?" Mara asked, her voice trembling slightly. It was something in the tones of that song that disturbs it, but also fascinated it at the same time.
Costs looked up from the maps of the strings, confirming them through his silence full of gravity that he had perceived the same sound. "It's ... something else. It's not part of our nodes. It comes from beyond the structure we created."
The song was not just a simple sound manifestation. They had begun to understand that this was a message, a subtle call from an area of the multiverse they had never mapped, a hidden part that had never been touched by any knot or any collective consciousness.
"What do you think it is?" Mara asked, anxious about the intensity and complexity of this new phenomenon. "It seems to come from a place that is not under the influence of neither order nor chaos."
Costs contemplate for a few moments. "I think it is related to what I have never fully understood - the singularities. Those points in which all known laws cease to work. The onlyness are fundamental enigmas of the multiverse, where neither order nor chaos have full power."
The onlyness, those points in the space-time structure that defied the understanding, had always been regarded as mysteries impossible to unravel. They represented places where the reality itself seemed to collapse and rebuild, where the universal strings were merged into an infinite density, but from which there had never been any clear meaning.
"If this song comes from a lonely, it means that these points are not only mere dysfunctions of reality," said Mara, feeling the adrenaline of a new mystery. "They are ... conscious. They are something more than I thought."
Their decision to investigate the source of this song was not an easy one. The only ones were dangerous places, where any known law of physics and time ceased to exist. However, for Mara and Costs, it was clear that this call could not be ignored. It was something that had to be understood, a secret that only they were able to discover.
* * *
In their journey to the center of the song, they passed through layers and dimensions that they would not have suspected. The knots stretched and bent as they approached the place where the space seemed to dissolve itself. Finally, they reached a point where there was no clear definition of reality. Everything was a fluid mass of possibilities, and in the center of this chaos, the song was stronger than ever.
"It is here," he said to Costs, looking at Mara with an expression that reflects both astonishment and fear. "We are on the verge of a singleness. Everything we know about space, time and order ceases to be valid here."
In front of them, the strings of reality were merged into a pure energy, but what was different from any previous singularity was that this Vortex seemed to have a structure. A subtle pattern, almost like a materialized symphony, caught form in chaotic energy. That song, which until then had been a vibration, had now become a complex orchestra of cosmic forces that worked together.
"He is not just an entity," whispered Mara, realizing the earthquake. "It is the very fabric of consciousness that resides in singularities."
As they approached the epicenter of the phenomenon, they felt a vast and ancient presence that began to communicate directly with their minds. "You came to the nodes of the Singleness," a calm and deep voice echoed, as an infinite echo. "We are the essence of the points where the reality collapses and recreates. You, who have tried to keep the order and integrate the chaos, are at the final threshold of the understanding."
Mara feels a wave of overwhelming clarity. "You ... you are more than dissolution points. You are the mechanism that supports the essential change. You are the creation of collapse."
"Yes," confirms the voice. "In each single is the potential of a new reality, but also the end of another. We are the meeting point between existence and non-existence, and you have aroused us from our long silence. You have opened the gates of a new type of order-one that cannot exist without understanding the nature itself."
Costs now understood that the only ones were not just traps of reality. They were the foundations of an infinite cycle of creation and destruction, and this cosmic song was the key to understand how these processes were interwoven. "How can we learn from you? How can we integrate your knowledge in the multiverse without destabilizing it again?"
"It is not about integration," replied the consciousness of singularities. "It is about understanding that reality cannot exist without accepting collapse and rebirth. You have created knots that try to maintain balance, but in order to really evolve, you must understand that the only constant is the absolute change."
Mara and Costs realized that what they discovered here changed everything they knew about the multivers. The onlyness was not only holes of dissolution, but the seeds from which new realities were growing. And what they were singing now was the anthem of a new phase of existence - one in which the multivers had to embrace dissolution as an integral part of its evolution.
"We will return to knots with this truth," said Mara, full of new understanding. "The change must be accepted entirely, not only as a feared force, but as an essence of creation."
The voice of the node alone was easily extinguished, like an echo that gradually faded. "Then you will be prepared to become true architects of reality."
* * *
When they returned to the node of freedom of infinity, Mara and Costs knew that the multiverse would never be the same. Instead of looking at the singularities as collapse points, they now saw them as transitional points, where the order and chaos were only passing phases in an infinite cycle. They knew that the next step in their evolution was to find a way to embrace this reality without fear.
"The song of the loneliness offered us the answer," Mara said. "We cannot continue to look for stability or control the change. We must accept that the whole existence is a dance between collapse and creation."
And so, Mara and Costs were no longer just the guards of order and chaos, but also of the fundamental change that pulsated through every corner of the multiverse. Their journey was just beginning, because they would become architects of the infinite birth and rebirth cycle, guided by the eternal song of the loneliness.
Born on January 31, 1978, in Bucharest. Diplomat engineer of the "Politehnica" University of Bucharest, Department of Engineering Sciences, Francophone chain, Electrical Division, "Electrical Engineering and Computers" (French courses), in -depth studies in the field of electrical engineering at école Polytechnique Fédéral in Lausană (Lausan) Postgraduate specialization in pedagogy at the Department for the Training of Teaching Staff at the "Polytechnic" University of Bucharest. Doctor engineer with "very good" qualifier (Magna cum laude) in the field of electrical engineering of the "Polytechnic" University of Bucharest, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. University teacher (preparatory, assistant, head of works) for 21 years at the Faculty of Energy, "Polytechnic" University in Bucharest and member of the Committee for creativity from the Romanian Academy (AOSR). Counselor at the Ministry of Education, the National Center for the Recognition and Equivalence of Diplomas starting with 2007. Member of the General Association of Engineers (AGIR), of the Association "The ICPE scientific society" (SS ICPE), of the Center for Sciences, Prospectivity, Creativity and Fiction (String) and volunteer.