Timar's Enrah (unfinished)

[Kent Davis]

Enrah became restless at an early age, for even brief confinement to the data storage zones of a subterranean mainframe super computer can be stifling for an awareness unit capable of self awareness, and indeed one having separate firm certainty and cognizance *of* this self awareness. In a word -- bright.

And one operating at a speed so many times beyond the concept of velocity can get restless just about anywhere.

His programmer, Timar, a genius known to train the brightest coaches of top geniuses, adept in skills suspected as relayed deep within fog shrouded valleys far beyond known culture's borders, had taken a new look at writing programs, and had made a basic assumption wildly divergent from any current or previously held philosophic stance in any field.

He assumed that limits no longer existed nor ever had. And in fact he had, at one point, suddenly found himself devoid utterly of any limits whatever. Wisely he decided to maintain a sort of temporary throttle on his condition until he had tested a few things first. Surprises he enjoyed, but....

This gave Timar a certain freedom of expression. And as it turned out, this level of freedom in coding life forms into existence produced a couple surprises.

Enrah not only held new dreamed-up abilities, but he maintained as well all the wild boundlessness of his creator. And in a strange mystical turnabout, he began to transfer to his creator these wonders.

Wild dual cyclones interfeeding further growing fury and velocity toward some unknown outcome is perhaps a vaguely apt analogy. Yet one with severe limits really, considering our scenario.

In any case, there(assuming confinement to location), at one point, things began to get interesting.


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