Chronicles From The Future: The amazing story of Paul Amadeus Dienach

As far as the accusations that the Valley “doesn’t give birth to very robust animals” are concerned, the defenders argued that “that’s not supposed to be its purpose at all; plus such a mission wouldn’t be very honourable”. We abound in beings with spiritual mediocrity that are only useful for their own well-being and not worthy of doing anything more. But we also abound in beings with true spiritual superiority and faith and real capability for global contribution, and yet, none of those beings who have lived among us, from ancient times until today, would fit your measurements of the ideal psychological type of human being, the robust animal that you preach about.”

Then came the great days of 1050 (3439 AD), with the priceless confirmatory work of Gibling, Eric Gord and Tervalsen. The literary movement of the Minores, from the Aidersen, about which Jaeger and Stefan had talked to me quite a few times in the past, came later, in the late 11th century. The works of this school of art and thought remained classics throughout the entire Volkic history. In fact, in Lain’s library, I saw with my own eyes some of Fletchius’s relevant writings, dating from that era. But after many unsuccessful attempts to study them, I concluded that they just weren’t for me.

During the next few years, Alexis Volky found global recognition as the “greatest intellectual hero of the human race.” And only after the initial excitement had subsided did many descendants (MC-MCC) realise that a figure such as Volky had no need to exaggerate, lie or embellish facts. Facts were enough by themselves. He was the first one who was able to bear to see and tell the world, without adding anything of his own. They said that he truly was a magnanimous and extremely gifted spirit; but that’s all. Some, however, went so far as to unsuccessfully compare Volky with the greatest representatives of their natural sciences: Astrom, Vilinski, Jergesen and Sioberlef and even with our own Newton and Einstein!

Nevertheless, despite the admittedly weak efforts to reduce Volky’s value and contribution to the development of global culture, he stands here among them as one of the dominant figures of history and, based on their beliefs, he will remain so for centuries to come.

Hundreds of thousands of biographies have already been written about him up to the present day, not counting the ones on Volkic preaching. Each and every one of his ancestors—all of whom lived in the Valley—have been studied, from the most ancient one to the most recent Volky who, as a matter of fact, was one of the 200. Tinersen—the one with the parables—was one of the many, maybe even one of the greatest, who popularised and taught the Volkic preaching after 1200, with the year 2396 A.D. as year 1, so around 3596 A.D.

The spiritual preaching of the Volkists had the same immeasurable influence on the world in the visual arts, prose, poetry and philosophical thought, but also in the shaping of the moral conscience and moral education of young people, that is, the contemporary view of human life and the world in general.

LAST DAY AT MARKFOR14-VI

Today is the penultimate day of my stay in my favourite city. In the morning I went to the centre of Markfor, ancient Magenta, to… vote! Nobody here asks if you live permanently in the city or if you are entitled to vote and such. This perfect lack of control by the Committee of Technical Agency Partners of the broader Markfor area, the region where they are assigned as election representatives, is owed to the fact that there have never been any incidents of any kind of trickery or fraud for many generations now.

The elections concern the construction of new buildings in the centre of Markfor and the maquettes have been displayed to the public for two months now. The main ones are maquettes of three large buildings, meant to be constructed for educational purposes, but there are also some floricultural project suggestions for the decoration of the parks and squares of the state and any Civis who is a permanent resident can go and vote based on their preferences. So I, too, employed my mediocre sensory abilities, carefully chose the ones I liked the most and voted. In my head, my love for Markfor atoned for my “fooling” them by pretending that I live here permanently, but deep down I know that “one of them” would never do such a thing; they would never get carried away and lose their self-control. At least through these pages I can confess. But apart from that, I don’t think I would even tell Stefan… 18-VI