_**GM Post: Creation is over**_

Balsis gathered his children. "My children," Balsis announced, "You have all done a spectacular job creating the Earth, and populating it with creatures of all kinds, including of course, the humans." Balsis applauded everyone. "I believe that now we'll just have to wait and see what our creations will do next."

Velrus, the God Of Time, sped up time to the point that one month is now one second. The seasons changed in the blink of an eye, animals moved around the globe and aged, and the humans began to reproduce. Seven years after creation, the humans had built a small settlement, around 100 people, near the lake Balsis had created for the first Man. Velrus slowed down time to its normal pace, and Balsis observed the humans.

Human diet consisted of fruits and scavenged foods, and not animal meat, as neither animal nor man fought each other. As such, fire, and by extension cooking, weren't discovered/invented yet. Humans attempted to mimic Amos' shelter, building primitive small shacks out of palm tree branches, glued together with mud. These shelters would break down during rainfall, and so many squeezed in Amos' resilient shelter. 

Theft, rape, murder and crime as a whole is virtually non-existent, as human nature hadn't been corrupted. Humans had learned to cooperate: one helped another in carrying water, taking care of the children, sharing food and entertaining one another, etc.

As for the spiritual side, they acknowledge Balsis and his children are creators and caretakers, but they've yet to build pantheons or pray to the deities.

Disease and death are not known or experienced by humans, as [Empyron granted the first thousand humans immortality.](http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/74706/posts/ic?page=2#post-2314004) Therefore, no disease had struck the humans, and physiological needs are optional, instead of required in order to avoid Death.

"The humans had created communities, based around cooperation and mutual respect. The rational next step would be to improve the Earth for the benefit of humans while retaining their delicate and respectful attitude, so that the Earth will be an enjoyable, respectful and desirable to live in." Balsis told his children. "Now, go forth, and expand upon your world!"