Now that you’ve got the creative bug, it would be a pity to let it go to waste!

Now that you’ve got the creative bug, it would be a pity to let it go to waste! Thus, in this module, you create an origins story of an object of your own choosing.
Take a moment to consider what your origin story is going to depict. Your object in this context may be an actual physical object, but also a natural or social phenomenon, profession, holiday, activity, etc. Think about something that you usually take for granted, and yet, upon reflection, you find it difficult to imagine your life without it. Have you found such an object? Then, it is time to explain, how it came to be. Grab a pen (alternatively, place your fingers on the keyboard), and give it a go! Write a min. 250 words.
Just like with your own creation myth, allow yourself to be inspired by the myths you read. You need to incorporate just one “borrowed” element this time. You can get inspired by the method of creation, the material used for creation, motives used for creation, humans’ reaction to the creation, and more. Underline your borrowed element and list it with a short explanation at the end of your myth. Since the connection this time may be less obvious, it deserves a slightly longer description (3-5 sentences).
Pro tip: Make sure your origin story is of something else than humans and/or the universe, as then it would belong with the prior module.