Adam and Eve are recognized as the first man and woman created by God in the Abrahamic religions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, as depicted in sacred texts such as the Bible, the Qur'an, and the Aqdas.

In the story of Simanity, Adam is portrayed as the first mortal, fashioned from the essence of the goddess Gaia. He is considered Eve's counterpart, but believes he is more superior as he was the first mortal created.  He becomes enamored with Hera, with whom he has a son named Hephaestus.

Eve is depicted as Adam's other half, destined to bear future generations of Simanity. Her narrative intertwines with that of Zeus, with whom she falls in love and gives birth to two daughters: Physis and Psyche.