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In a distant future, when steel cities had rusted away and the jungle had been reduced to scars of dust and ruins, Amaru was born—a South American boy with impossibly blue eyes. No one in his village had ever seen that color before. They said it did not belong to the Earth, but to the Creator, who still watched the world in silence.

The planet had been devastated by human ambition. Rivers had dried up, skies were covered in ash, and the ancient gods seemed to have abandoned humanity. Yet, in the middle of that broken landscape, Amaru walked—small and fragile, but never alone.

By his side moved Yaguá, a jaguar with a spotted coat and eyes as blue as the dawn. He was no ordinary animal; he was an ancestral guardian, awakened when the balance of the world was shattered. His eyes shone with the same light as the boy’s, revealing a sacred connection. Both shared that light because both had been touched by divinity.

The jaguar protected the child from the remnants of the old world: forgotten machines, desperate humans, and creatures born from contamination. But Amaru was not afraid. When he looked into the jaguar’s eyes, he knew the Creator still breathed through nature, even wounded.

It was said that wherever the boy and the jaguar passed, the land began to remember who it once was. A flower would grow through metal, the wind would cleanse the air for a brief moment, and ancient spirits would awaken. Amaru had not come to rule the world, but to heal it.

The jaguar was not only his protector, but his bridge to the divine. Together they represented the lost union between humanity, nature, and the Creator. Their blue eyes were not a curse, but a promise:
even though humanity had destroyed the world, hope still remained.

And as long as the boy walked alongside the jaguar, the future could still be reborn.