Long ago, before the rise of megacorporations and glittering skylines, there was a man named Deddy. He was no ordinary man—he was a visionary, a builder of machines and ideas, a mind that saw the future not as a dream, but as a blueprint waiting to be assembled.
One night, while experimenting in his private workshop on an energy source said to rival the sun itself, something appeared. Records from that night are lost, erased by static and distortion. But the few fragments that remain speak of an unknown entity, a shadow of impossible geometry that spoke in frequencies no human should ever hear. Deddy confronted it—some say he tried to communicate, others say he tried to control it. Whatever happened, it ended in light.
When the explosion faded, there was no trace of Deddy… only a single crystalline shard, pulsing faintly with energy.
Years later, a young engineer named Vill Diamondlocks stumbled upon the shard deep within the ruins of Deddy’s abandoned lab. The shard whispered—not in words, but in concepts: innovation, growth, resilience. Vill felt an unexplainable connection to it, as if the spirit of Deddy himself was still alive, guiding him forward.
Determined to honor what he found, Vill harnessed the shard’s mysterious energy and founded a small tech startup. He named it simply—Deddy. What began as a tribute became a phenomenon.
Within years, Deddy grew from a humble workshop to a technological powerhouse. Its products seemed almost alive—self-optimizing systems, materials that learned, engines that thought. Every innovation carried that same pulse from the shard, as if Deddy’s mind still lingered within the company’s core.
The world called it genius. Vill knew better. He called it guidance.
Today, Deddy stands as one of the fastest-growing companies in the world, worth billions and influencing nearly every sector—energy, robotics, infrastructure, and beyond.
Yet, deep beneath the headquarters, sealed in a secure vault, lies the original shard. It glows softly still, waiting… as if its creator’s story isn’t finished.