My original vision for this series was to narrate the origins of Simanity, the realm where all Sims reside, akin to Earth in our own world. In this narrative, Zeus serves as the creator and sovereign of Simanity. Initially, I intended him to be the sole creator of all mortals; however, I decided to weave in elements from Greek mythology by introducing Gaia, the personification of Earth, as the mother of all mortals. As the ruler of Simanity, Zeus governed this world with authority.

The story takes a turn when Zeus, following a disagreement with his wife Hera, encounters Eve. She too is grappling with loneliness due to Adam's insensitivity. Eve is one of my favorite characters because she embodies all the complexities of humanity—particularly those of womanhood. Her tumultuous love affair with Zeus captivated me; their chemistry and the intricacies of their relationship made it difficult for me to let go of their story.

In Greek mythology, Physis is the primordial goddess of nature. Within Simanity, she is depicted as the daughter of Eve and Zeus. Physis marries Zephyros, the Greek god of the west wind and spring, and together they have a child named Karpos. This child was conceived in exchange for a medicine intended to cure Eve, but unfortunately, Physis was unable to deliver it in time.

Psyche, another significant figure in ancient Greek mythology, represents the goddess of the soul. Born as a mortal woman whose beauty rivaled that of Aphrodite (Venus), she captured the affection of Eros, the god of desire. After enduring a series of seemingly insurmountable challenges to be with Eros, Psyche ultimately achieved immortality and was transformed into a goddess. In Simanity, Psyche is portrayed as the second child of Zeus and Eve.