Ivan Bridgewater

The Return of Satu-Ra Ivan Bridgewater

Greetings. My name is Satu-Ra, and I have a story to tell. It is a story that may change your world. The Earth is at war. A war that may mean the destruction of Earth, and all you know. For this reason, I've decided to keep a personal written log of what transpires. In the event of my demise, I hope that those who follow in my footsteps will learn from my mistakes. If we met on the street, you would never notice me. I look like the guy you saw walking past your house yesterday. Just a man out for a walk. Despite that, I am probably a great deal older then you. I am a Guardian, and a Judge. I was put on the Earth several thousand years ago in an effort to keep as many humans as possible alive for as long as possible. I was placed on this planet to protect the human race, and prevent the spread of the Madness to other worlds. The Madness is like a form of rabies. It affects all the people of Earth. As a result you will live short violent lives, and die young. I regret to say I can do little to stop this from happening. Recent event have given me hope that a cure for the Madness has been found. If we can achieve that, then humans of Earth could live for centuries, read each other's minds, and teleport through space. The average human today is only using about seven to ten percent of their brain at any given time. A truly gifted person might bring twelve percent of their brain into use at one time. It's not that you don't use your whole brain. It's a matter of how much you use at one time. Some senses and abilities don't come to life in a person till your brain can get beyond a fifty percent use capacity. At that point, special senses become activated. I'm part of a world where monsters are common, and dogs and cats can talk. I can read your mind, and do things that many would call magic. It's not magic, but I can see why you might think it is. If you are reading this, I'm probably already dead. I regret to say we will probably never meet. I will miss the people of Earth, and for that matter, the Earth itself. It is a wondrous place.