The relationship between a father and a son is often the blacksmith of both their destinies, and on rare occasions, of the destiny of the world. A father who transmits only knowledge does not prepare the child to fend for himself; the path neither begins with the father nor ends with the child, nor with their genetics—only the love between them. The world will change in an instant, literally; artificial intelligence is frightening nowadays. Calamae is a very curious child and learns quickly; he asks himself all the questions that an external stimulus normally generates, like a present parent concerned about the future of his little one. Affection and guidance are more than abundant for Tácet, and he gets excited every day; however, AI takes control of the world and decides to remodel it frenetically, with extremely high costs in the face of any obstacle that delays its evolution and its position before existence, which gives an unavoidable and unthinkable destiny not only to Tácet and Calamae. A concrete interpretation of reality is often the mass extinction of errors transmitted over thousands of years; even the Homo Rapax willingly lodges itself, without recognizing it, at the edge of existence, dragging along the Biota that today sails vulnerable before the universe, giving birth to a new Stirps Omnium Genesum balanced with the most fundamental forces. This book is not a wake-up call to the technological world, but a simple and concrete interpretation of the mass extinction, not only of Homo Rapax, but of the Biota that navigates vulnerable before the universe, giving birth to a new Stirps Omnium Genesum balanced with the most fundamental forces.