(based on Genesis 1, 6-10)
And God Almighty said: "There is a petition in the water. Let me pour water and leave water out of the water!"
God went to heaven, the wind and the water.
God remembered the "paradise" button and was there in the morning, and it was there in the morning, on the second day.
And he said, "Ye shall dwell in the heaven, and ye shall inherit the land." And he said, "It is in heaven, and in the earth." - And he is right.
The ocean is called "Earth", which is allowed in the ocean. She finds you well.
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There seems to be some political uprising in the water. God addresses this problem first, and then goes on to the wind and heaven as well, even though the Holy Book does not describe in detail what is going on there.
It's a good thing God remembered the button of paradise! One could scarcely imagine what would have happened if he hadn't. Also good to know it didn't vanish after that, and was still there in the morning. So nobody got that drunk in the first night.
Anyway, after that, we learn that someone inherited basically everything, or more concretely, a land that is both in heaven and in the earth. Underground? Or maybe underwater, since Earth also seems to refer to the ocean. I suppose 'she' refers to Earth the ocean - she apparently takes personal interest in the people reading the Holy Book.
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