The relentless stretch of infinite time weighed deeply on God's soul. Omnipotence and perfect dominion had faded into a tedious, unchanging buzz. What he desired was the ache of falling short, the rapture of difficult victory, the untamed, exquisite pain of dying. Thus, he crafted a bold experiment.

At the start, he created a creature of limitless capacity, calling him Zeno. Within Zeno, he locked the sum of his godly might, the wild, infinite strength that marked his grand life.

But for his own essence, he took on a vulnerable, breakable human form. His soul was sealed within the endless cycle of rebirth, a faint spark of his true fire stripped of memory and might each time.

He would experience craving, bliss, sorrow, and fear. He would fail, evolve, and fully embrace life.

Thus, the great trial commenced - God became a single soul lost in the vast ocean of being, set to endure the wild, breathtaking, and profoundly human drama of living and dying.