Ager
From the birth of the Universe, the first sound was Noise, still echoing, etched into the Cosmic Microwave Background, a static hymn woven into analog signals, a distant murmur of creation itself.
If we could strip the Noise away, piece by piece, frequency by frequency, would we find Reality reassembled, or would we only uncover more noise— endless, recursive, governed by unseen algorithms?
Ager emerges. A digital terrain, a collective code. Each fragment, each token, a seed. Together, they form something vast, a society written in data and dust, an echo of past lands, reimagined for futures yet to be claimed.
