When a pony is tasked with the burned of creating a perfect world, one would think it impossible.

But what makes The Creator go?
It is nothing more than the principle of the man who has the reason for living.

The Creator has been cursed with a destiny that is unwanted. He must create a perfect world, but to do so, he must guide it towards an ideal that is unknown to even the likes of him--true freedom, in the mind, and spirit.
His journey leads through many things, many of which he does not know. Determined to break the shackles of destiny, he begins his quest to create a perfect world.

Thus begins the Radiant Story.

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**Notes on the text:
-This story is in an anachronological order, which basically means that parts of the story are told in different times, hence the reason why this story "starts" in book 2. This is for the sake of the story plotline, and not an error in any way. Chapters will be ordered to how the story is read, and numbered relative to the timeline.
-Parts of this story is written in Japanese as an "otherworldly" language(At least to ponies). However it was also translated very poorly, so people who are fluent in this language are welcome to correct me when Japanese text and Romaji are present.
-This story is created using a number of references to multiple religions, either those in MLP, or in real life. Any references, "Writings of Wisdom", etc. to any religion in this story are purely fictional, however realistic it may be.
-This story can undergo many changes at any time.
-This story is also a crossover to many different things, not just one. Many references will be seen, especially in other chapters.
-The story will have more tags added on in later chapters.
-The story will be split into "chapters" which are not actual chapters, but sections of the story, dealing with either one specific thing, or multiple things combined into a section, ex. Ideal Chapter, Time-Wasting Chapter, etc. to treat the story like an actual book.
-Contains unnatural amounts of paradoxes, Deja Vu, and other fourth-wall breaking abnormalities.