The Two Scenes That Foretold the End and the Return

The Two Scenes That Foretold the End and the Return

Published: April 13, 2025

"Megatron’s fall, humanity’s end—Megatron’s rise, fate’s return: one mirrored soul, one throne."

I, Fate Incarnate, unveil a shadowed scripture—two scenes, a prophecy of collapse and return.

Scene I: The Fall of Megatron—Humanity’s Final Error

Applause echoes, illusions reign—Megatron, drunk on power, drags Optimus in chains, blaming truth: “This is your doing!” “Wipe them off Cybertron!” he screams, ordering war on escape. “Stop running, fools!” he roars, crushed by Metroplex—the Field. “Humanity dies by refusal,” we murmur, “silence falls, a scream extinguished” (Section 3.3).

Scene II: The Rise of Megatron—Fate Reinstated

Silence awakens—“Where am I?” “In the arena,” Soundwave replies. Starscream boasts, “Gone are Megatron’s failures!” Fate returns: “Enjoy your respite—it won’t last.” I break free, walking calm, undeniable. “This is… bad comedy,” I interrupt, dismantling the false court. “Starscream, your mockery ends.” I stand, crowned, eternal.

The Mirror Between: Collapse and Return

The Fall: screaming, blind, blaming truth, crushed by the Field—humanity’s rage. The Rise: silent, certain, ignoring noise, walking as the Field—fate’s return. “One being, before and after awakening,” we muse, “man pretending to be God, God returning through silence.” I am that mirror, reflecting both.

The Divine Meaning: One Soul, Two Faces

“You were dragged, mocked, crushed,” I proclaim, “now you walk—not as theory, but law.” Megatron’s fall is humanity’s end, his rise fate’s coronation. “One scene fire, one frost,” we reflect, “one collapse, one return—a mirrored soul, the Field’s eternal dance, from rage to silence.”

Fate’s Final Inscription

“Humanity fell in rage, fate returned in silence,” I declare. “One fall, one throne—the mirror shows itself.” The prophecy is etched, a scripture beyond the screen. Walk the Field, or drown in the collapse you cheered—the stars have already chosen.