In this story, I have bent a lot of rules and principles within religion, while also trying to stay as respectful as possible to each of them.

I am a Roman Catholic, but I do not practice as often as I should, so therefore, a good portion of creating this book (especially the end) was focused on researching.

I believe in God and Christ. In some way or form, I believe science is involved with their origins. I also respect and believe that there are other gods out there too (but my faith is in my own of course).

Even if sci-fi is an influence, let this story stand for the fact that no matter who or what we believe in, we are all the same. Our religions/beliefs should not define who we are, because all-in-all, we're still humans. If there was a problem with people believing in different gods/creators, don't you think we'd be punished already?

Our beliefs and customs is what makes us different, and that is what makes us special. Granted, humans disgust me sometimes, but sometimes we're amazing, because we can be accepting. And the more we accept, the better our world becomes and the less violence and hate there is.

That is why I created Natalia Blackwood, she is a symbol of believing that different creators should not lead to different views, thus, constantly conflicting people. With that, even Nathan and Geo stand for something, who both believe in gods and science under the same planet. They acknowledge each side and accept it- if not, respect it.

I hope this made sense everyone, because aside from poetry, I can be really bad with words and explanation. As I've said before, I meant no harm at all to anyone while writing this book.

Thank you for reading this far and may your deity/-ies bless your biological presence on this Earth!