[ WP ] A device has been invented that allows the user to gaze upon Heaven or Hell . Hell is terrifying , and those who see it often need counselling . But their terror pales compared to those who witness God 's domain .

It'd been ten years since Simon was gone. She'd always wanted to visit him, and nothing would redeem her father's incredulity more than to have gone on to see what had become of him. An incredible man, a pioneer but one who's devotion to science made him a neglectant father. Sara knew it was for the *greater good* but she never cared. Why would she? She was only 14 when he mastered his second child. She hated it. Absolutely loathed it, and why would n't she? The fame, the frenzy, and the intensity of the world's attention towards her father's breakthrough left her a very very lonely child. 
 
 What she did n't realize, which Simon probably did, was that he was slipping away. He'd spent way too long on *The Eye*. He loved Marcy, and even though Marcy resented his second child, she knew he loved her more. Atleast the real him did. The decision to keep it a secret was definitely a decent one, for the sake of the world at least. The beginnings were okay, but then the anger started boiling up more. He would be lost in the lab for days at end, with Marcy seeing him only when he needed food to be alive. Two years down, he'd grown thin. Very thin. He barely spoke to her, and seemed like one who had given up on life. What lie beyond that door? What had her father concocted that made him give up Marcy entirely? After he went public, the frenzy was madenning. God's eye, the Basilisc's eye, the world had way too many names for it, but one thing was certain. Humanity was never the same again. Even after moving away from it as much as she could, her past would eventually catch up to her owing to who she was. Her father was a legend. 
 
 It'd been ten years since she'd seen him. She'd overcome the ghosts of the past and had built walls of the present. She'd accomplished what she wanted from life. *She was happy*. She had to see him. She went to the eye, not knowing what to expect. She knew where she had to look; and she was right.What she witnessed was incredulous and may have been too incredible to believe, if it was n't her father who'd been the inventor. He was there, and he was peaceful. She knew what his neglect was for. He knew that despite what she went through as a child, he was a good man, one who loved his daughter more than she'd ever know. And for that, he deserved to be in heaven.
