G.O.D

The Story Begins: In the heart of this new world, in a small town on the outskirts of a once-great city, lived a young boy named maryo . Maryo , the main character (MC) of the story, grew up in a modest home, though his family was far from poor. His father, a respected figure in the town, had passed away when Aric was just three years old, leaving behind only memories and a small inheritance: their house, a humble restaurant, and a modest sum of savings. Despite the loss, maryo’s mother, Elena, kept their small family content. They lived simple but peaceful lives, finding joy in small things. Maryo often felt the weight of his father’s absence but always carried the pride of his father’s legacy—his kindness and strength—within him. He wanted to live up to his father’s name, but he also knew that he had to find his own path. --- One morning, maryo was running late for school. As the sun rose over the horizon, maryo dashed through the narrow streets of the town. "See you soon, Mom!" he called, waving at his mother as she stood by the doorway, watching him. He could hear the faint sounds of birds chirping and the distant hum of the town coming to life. Maryo’s heart raced as he ran, knowing that if he didn’t hurry, he’d be late for his first class. His childhood friend, reina, was waiting for him just outside their neighborhood. The boys and girl exchanged a quick greeting, and together they ran toward the school. As they passed a corner, a sleek, black car sped by, its tinted windows reflecting the sunlight. The car was out of place in the humble town—maryo barely glanced at it, but reina did. The car disappeared down the street, but maryo thought nothing of it. The school bell rang in the distance, urging them to hurry. --- In the classroom, maryo tried to focus on his studies. The day’s lesson was a poem, one that was often taught to children across the world, a reflection of the harsh realities of their new society. The poem read: "The world will be written by the winners; The losers will be forgotten, cast aside. But even in defeat, their stories linger— Carried in whispers, in memories tied." poem meaning poem say the world make by winner and losers are forgotten by everyone in world and right or wrong decided by winner After class, maryo and reina left their seats and walked outside to talk with their friends. The warm sun felt nice on their faces, but the peace of the day was soon interrupted. ---