Memes

“A Spark of Unity”

In a divided world, a child named Nari—born of two rival tribes—began blending languages and stories from both sides. What she created wasn’t a new culture, but a shared one. People called it Unism.

It spread not by force, but through connection. Artists, farmers, and poets embraced it, not to erase differences, but to build bridges through them. Unism wasn’t about being the same—it was about understanding.

And for the first time in generations, the world began to feel whole.