I was never alone.
As a child, I was never alone. My parents went about their daily rituals and I was left to my own devices, they were there. Ah, yes. Another imaginary friend story, you think. Yes, perhaps my beginning seems droll to you. Cliche, even.
Indros Omega was its name. I say ‘it’ because I never granted this creature of my mind a gender. There is no point to gender besides segregation. It was not a simple thing, but many things. It could be anything, really. A cat, a pencil, a person… Whatever my mind fancied at the time. It didn’t develop a defined form until I was older, but we’ll get to that later.
You may ask as your reading this jumbled mess what my name is. Who am I? Who is this person behind the story. You may call me Rosetta Stone, but the rest is rather unimportant. I’ve never concerned myself with developing a defined identity on the outside, after all.
So what is this? This, my dear audience, is a chronicle of my struggle to jump off the fence between imagination and reality. The real question:
Which way do I fall?