In the Lair of Gegssend Bleedworth, time had no meaning. The robotic being had grown sentient and curious and had gone through many journeys. After resting and recovering from those long trips to many lands, he sat up in bed. He thought about his previous visits to the Realm of Vitality, the Realm of Angels, the human world, hidden islands and Primordia, to name a few, and his most prized win from all his escapades, his friend, the Fallen Tree Lord, Droxi. All these escapades had brought him joy and knowledge beyond any other being that existed amongst the Eye Kin, but still, there was much more to be explored and much more to be curious about.

Gegssend opened a random rift one day and said, "Droxi, are you there?"

A sound came through. "Hello, Gegssend! Brother, where are you headed now?"

Gegssend responded, "I don't know really, but it seems my portal has turned green."

Droxi said, "Hmm. Green, I wonder... must be someplace new? I wouldn't know about the color green and where it takes you. What are you worried about!? Go, Brother. Come back later and tell me all about it!"

Gegssend said, "Alright, speak later."

The rift Gegssend opened instead of its usual colors was a green shade with stars. He stepped into the rift and found himself walking on empty land, similar to the old stories of the original land of Black and White. Barren, bare, mountainous with a few craters. He decided to walk around and explore further.

As he walked, he looked up, saw a planet so clear ahead of him, and realized at that instant that he must be on a moon, which he hadn't figured out. The skies were dark, and the stars shone like thousands of tiny diamonds. Gegssend wandered for hours. He started getting bored, bored enough to kick small stones hard enough to see them float into space. Gravity was barely available, so he found some joy in witnessing those small rocks develop a journey in outer space. After kicking the nineteenth rock into the air, he came across a cave. He walked inside, and after a few minutes of walking deeper, he saw golden lights. He remembered many fantasy books he acquired from the Realm of Humans that spoke about the light at the end of a tunnel, and he smirked, said to himself, 'Just because it's at the end of a tunnel, does not mean it's death.' He twisted his left horn to camouflage himself, turned see-through and pixelated and peered into where the light came from.

There he saw millions of small green creatures standing in unified worship and praise to a statue of what looked like a green creature. Gegssend zoomed at the sculpture by spinning the dial around his eye and asked himself out loud to himself, "A Frog?"

He was intrigued and wanted to know more but feared they would be hostile. So he just stood there and witnessed their conversations. He could barely understand a word from what was being said, and the language was too difficult to process, as though one word was repeated in different tones. The speech was also unclear due to the sheer number of disorganized conversations. He then decided it was too overwhelming for him to partake, and with their devotion to the statue, interrupting them was not an option. He walked back out of the cave.

As he walked out of the cave, he stumbled upon one of those creatures walking outside. Gegssend smiled, and the creature looked straight at him. Before it could say a word, Gegssend opened a rift, grabbed the creature, and walked through into his lair again.

There he said, "Droxi! Are you there?"

Droxi then responded, "Yes, Brother! You're back early. Apparently, across the Land of Black and White, nineteen small meteors fell from the sky, a few people were scared, and only a pathway got destroyed by the deities. These events are weird."

Gegssend responded, "Erm... I might have... something..."

Droxi responded, "Something? What is it, brother?"

Gegssend said, "Never mind, I think I caught a frog from the moon."

Droxi responded, "Oh my! A frog?! On the moon? That's peculiar, isn't it?"

Gegssend responded, "Well, it seems it can converse..."

Droxi said, "I can't hear it. What is it saying?"

Gegssend said, "Well, nothing at the moment. I covered its lips so it wouldn't make a noise."

Droxi chuckled. "Gegssend, brother, ye can't silence a creature for no reason. Anywho, I'll listen without speaking."

Gegssend then, before letting go of the frog, said, "Hello, little fellow, don't be scared. I am Gegssend, and I will take you back to your land after we speak. What is your name?"

The little frog-like creature responded with one word as if asking a question, "Pepe?"

Gegssend looked at it and said, "Your name is Pepe?"

The frog replied, "Pepe, Pepe, Pepe, pepe pepe. Pepe."

Gegssend smiled and realized that the creature was not hostile. He communicated with the creature until he was able to grasp its language.

"Pepelonian language is quite interesting. It's the same word repeated in different tonalities, so intricate that it ultimately has a deeper meaning. Fascinating."

The little frog responded, "Pepe, Pepe, Pepe, Pepe, pepe."

Gegssend replied, "You're welcome, and thank you! For I have just learned a new language!"

Gegssend had learned that this frog species, in particular, is called "Pepe." They lived on the moon he had just visited, which apparently was the moon of the Land of Black and White. They had been there for centuries, worshipping the statue of the Pepe Deity that they believed had brought them to the moon. Gegssend was fascinated by their story and decided to take the little creature back to its land.

Gegssend couldn't help but think about Pepe's story as they traveled through the green rift. He realized there were countless worlds and realms, each with its own stories, deities, existences, and beings. He knew he would continue to explore the multiple domains, or the "Multiverse" as he called it, opening rifts and discovering new wonders. For Gegssend Bleedworth, this universe was his playground, and he was determined to explore every corner.

When he arrived at the cave with little Pepe, he opened a small rift and pulled out a small box.

"Little Pepe, I'll give you a small gift as a token of appreciation."

Little Pepe said, "Pepe!?"

Gegssend replied, "Yes! Really."

He then squeezed the box with his hands and shot it with a laser beam. As he did that, little Pepe's eyes widened, and he started drooling and said, "Pepeeeee."

Gegssend then gave the little creature a chain with a sign on it. That sign represented wealth.

Gegssend said, "Wear this, little Pepe, and soon, you will all live with prosperity on the moon."

He opened a rift and traveled back to his lair.

"You gave him a gift, brother?" said Droxi.

Gegssend responded, "Well, they're on the moon. It seems they'll stay there for a while, and they could use it."

Droxi replied, "Hahaha, ever the gracious one, Gegssend."