This was a profound shift, a quiet revolution in the fabric of their reality.
The act of creation, once a conscious effort, had become a passive observation, a state of receptive witness.
Their role was no longer to speak, but to listen, to attune themselves to the story the world was now whispering to itself.
And in that listening, they found a new purpose: to be the memory of the world’s first dream, the guardians of its nascent self-awareness.