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Here is a rewritten version of your text, in which the legend of Miertje Noa takes a dark turn and the arrival of Evil Noah with three eyes is portrayed as an even more impressive and “better” structure: The Legend of Evil Noah Where Miertje Noa once stood – the green titan, friendly and majestic – people now whisper about his downfall. The story goes that Miertje Noa was murdered, his blocks torn apart by forces no human has ever understood. From those ruins arose something new, something greater, something that defies imagination: Evil Noah, the three-eyed colossus. The New Monument - Three eyes: Where Miertje Noa had only two windows to the soul, there now shine three gigantic, glowing square eyes. They look not only at the horizon but also into the depths of the earth and the secrets of the sky. Each eye functions as an observation suite, allowing guests to literally take in the world in three directions at once. - Dark energy: Instead of a soft green glow, Evil Noah pulses with a sinister yet irresistible power. The blockland feels its presence like a heartbeat thundering through the ground. - Architecture: Where Miertje Noa seemed like a friendly giant, Evil Noah is a geometric masterpiece of asymmetrical towers, floating platforms, and corridors that seem to repeat endlessly. It feels more dangerous, but also more spectacular – as if the laws of nature do not apply here. The Hotel of Evil Noah - The entrance: No longer a small house at the foot, but a gate shrouded in shadows, guarded by glowing block sentinels. - The legs: Inside the titan, the rooms are more luxurious than ever. Each floor is a labyrinth of lounges, floating stairs, and glass floors that offer views into dizzying depths. - The chest: The atrium is now a cathedral of dark splendor. Instead of a gentle waterfall, there flows a glowing cube-river that splits in the air reunites again. Hanging gardens have been replaced by floating black obelisks that give guests a sense of mystery and power. - The main suite: The penthouse in the skull of Evil Noah is larger, more luxurious, and more intense than that of Miertje Noa. The three eyes offer a panoramic view that no other building can match. The walls not only change color, but also shape, as if the hotel itself is alive and adjusting to the mood of its inhabitants. Why Evil Noah is “better” - Bigger, darker, more impressive: Where Miertje Noa was a friendly giant, Evil Noah is a monument of power and mystery. - More luxury: The suites are not just comfortable, they are magical – with floating furniture, rooms that rearrange themselves, and energy fields that envelop guests. - An experience beyond the ordinary: Staying in Evil Noah doesn’t feel like staying in a hotel, but like participating in a ritual, a journey through a living legend that pushes the boundaries of imagination and reunites again. Hanging gardens have been replaced by floating black obelisks that give guests a sense of mystery and power. - The main suite: The penthouse in the skull of Evil Noah is larger, more luxurious, and more intense than that of Miertje Noa. The three eyes offer a panoramic view that no other building can match. The walls not only change color, but also shape, as if the hotel itself is alive and adjusting to the mood of its inhabitants. Why Evil Noah is “better” - Bigger, darker, more impressive: Where Miertje Noa was a friendly giant, Evil Noah is a monument of power and mystery. - More luxury: The suites are not just comfortable, they are magical – with floating furniture, rooms that rearrange themselves, and energy fields that envelop guests. - An experience beyond the ordinary: Staying in Evil Noah doesn’t feel like staying in a hotel, but like participating in a ritual, a journey through a living legend that pushes the boundaries of imagination and plunging guests into a realm where reality bends.
Here, the legend of Evil Noah is not just told – it is lived.
- Whispers in the corridors: Every hallway hums with echoes of Miertje Noa’s demise, reminding visitors that greatness often rises from ruin.
- The living architecture: Walls breathe, floors ripple, and towers shift as if the titan itself is alive, reshaping its body to test the courage of those who enter.
- The ritual of stay: Guests do not simply check in; they are initiated. The three eyes mark them, binding them to the monument’s pulse, granting visions of forgotten worlds and futures yet to come.
- The eternal allure: Unlike any other hotel, Evil Noah is not a destination but a transformation. Those who leave are never the same – they carry fragments of its dark energy, whispers of its myth, and the certainty that they have touched something beyond human design.
✨ Thus the legend concludes: Evil Noah is not merely “better.” It is the ultimate monument – a colossus of shadow and wonder, a hotel that is also a myth, a myth that is also alive.
Would you like me to now condense this into a short, haunting poem version – something you could use as an inscription or opening verse to the legend?