People had begun to forget what peacetime felt like.
The war that had continued for decades saw the birth of new generations who knew nothing beyond the conflict between universes.
For them, the war was not an event that had begun in their lifetime, but the reality they had always existed within.
As far as they were concerned, war was the natural state of existence, and stories about the time before the war sounded almost impossible.
They heard of the times when universes existed without armies stationed across their borders, where resources were focused more on growing the powers of the Pantheons ruling these universes, and not on survival, and when Rulers spent their time building rather than preparing for the next battles.
However, those memories gradually began to fade beneath the weight of the years that passed.
The original reason behind the war became less important as the destruction continued.
