The sky was azure blue with a life-filled sparkle, and ever-changing clouds drifted through the sky from time to time, and there was something walking in the sky next to the clouds.
It was a house of immense size, the size of Westminster, Shoreditch, and parts of Kensington.
The house had four large, pale legs, its feet the size of kilometers, walking in the abyss below the clouds.
The house had many large chimneys constantly spewing smoke, and the strange thing was that when the smoke came out, it would dissolve in the air shortly after, as if the sky were a natural filter for it.
The house had multiple floors, each with a different style, such as classical, modern, industrial, Victorian, Gothic, and futuristic.
The house door was made of stone wood and various metals like steel and aluminum.
Inside the first floor of the house was an ordinary room with a bed, a desk, an electric lamp, and a chair.
Seated on the chair was a titan, as tall as a small mountain, a humanoid looking creature made of metals like iron, bronze, and copper.
Its hunchbacked body had chimneys sprouting from its back, shoulders, and chest like large trees.
Its head was cylindrical with three horn-like shapes and a dark, shaded opening. Long ornaments—chains, beads, or metallic ornaments of a copper-bronze hue—dangled from its head and shoulders to its chest, encircling it like an ancient armor.
Beside it was a copper staff, its end studded with sirens and copper-bronze bells.
Its claw-like hands held a tiny pen, giving it a comical appearance, with which it wrote history and events occurring in various regions of the world.
The Titan and the house were the legacy of the god of progress and prosperity, also known as the Demon of Knowledge, and they were the weakest and most fierce god in this world.
This invincible titan was writing about an event happening, the loss of a small child in a mystical forest and his adventures to return home.