The world I see from above

 

I hovered above the world, gazing down at the tapestry of human existence. From my lofty vantage point, I saw a world consumed by selfishness, greed, and pettiness. The cries of a hungry child echoed through the skies, while the wealthy elite flaunted their ill-gotten gains. I beheld the downtrodden, forced to survive on the streets, and the criminals who preyed upon them. My heart swelled with pity and shame, for I knew that fate could have easily cast me among their ranks.

Then, I saw the monsters, hiding behind human faces, committing atrocities with gleeful abandon. The memories of a devastating war still haunted me, the scent of blood and smoke lingering in my mind. I recalled the day I, as the Su Baera, had destroyed the machines of mass destruction, averting the annihilation of entire nations.

As I gazed upon the world, a dark thought crossed my mind: what if I used my powers to eradicate evil and create a utopia? The temptation was great, for I could envision a world free from pain and misery. But then, a wise words echoed in my mind: "Man has the power to both create and destroy, and as long as he has the capacity to choose, there will always be both good and evil."

The truth was bitter, but inescapable. Good and evil were intertwined, fundamental aspects of human existence. If I sought to eliminate evil, I would have to destroy humanity itself, eradicating both the darkness and the light. I withdrew my outstretched hand, realizing that the world's salvation lay not in my powers, but in the choices of humanity itself.

In that moment, I understood that my role as the Su Baera was not to impose a perfect world, but to guide and protect, allowing humanity to forge its own path. The world would always be a tapestry of light and darkness, but it was up to each individual to weave their own thread of goodness, and for me to ensure that the fabric of existence remained intact.