Please help me write such a book in the fantasy genre. Only this and no other: the main source of information on it is the Sixth Day, i.e. the first and the beginning of the second chapter of Genesis, but only in the book will act not the Old Testament god, but a highly developed civilization. She did not create the Earth and everything on it, but noticed it with all the living things on it, and not from another galaxy, but from another spatial dimension, physically inaccessible to humans and other biological beings of the Earth. The first key idea of the book comes from the fact that according to Gen. 1:1, Gen. 1:21 and Genesis 1:27 the Old Testament God created by the same action "out of nothing" first the contents of the first day of creation, then on the fifth day those who are described there (these are the first living souls on Earth: insects, in particular, ants, bees, as well as fish, birds – let's limit ourselves to this), and on the sixth day – people, both male and female (Gen. 1:27). Our "aliens", of course, did not create anything or anyone from anything, but somehow, in the same mysterious way, at first, in the darkness of our entire vast Universe, they "saw" the Earth as a promising candidate for life and intelligence. Then, all the animals of the fifth day, and then people, a couple – a man and a woman. So, the first key idea is that all this "recognition" in three stages was done in some way in the same way. We will conditionally call it "bara", because in Hebrew this is exactly what the verb to create with the meaning "out of nothing" looks like, used in Gen. 1:1, Gen. 1:21 and Gen. 1:27. The second key idea is that, starting from the fifth day, the biblical god blessed all living things on Earth to be fruitful and multiply (for some reason he did not bless the plants that appeared on the fourth day). We believe that in terms of our "aliens", a blessing is taking care of the species as a whole (insects, fish, birds), because reproduction means many descendants of almost every heterosexual couple (if there are only one or two descendants, the species will soon die out). Or else, "aliens" somehow inexplicably know how to stimulate the reproduction of various species, which means that the book should contain a little about the sex of insects (ants and bees), as well as fish and birds. Not much, but convincing enough. The third and last key idea of the book is about people, it consists of two parts. Firstly, we will confine ourselves to paradise, in which a couple of men and women lived carelessly next to "aliens" in complete safety, in ideal conditions of food abundance and without enemies. A woman in paradise did not give birth, so we believe that there was no human sex in paradise. They were naked, but they didn't understand it. In other words, unlike the rest of the living creatures of the Earth, their reproduction has not yet been encouraged. Secondly, the second part of the last key idea of the book is that although according to Gen. 1:27, a man and a woman appeared in the "field of view" of "aliens" at the same time, but according to Gen. 2:7 "aliens" did what is described as inhaling the soul, only to a man, the woman remained somehow "out of business." Apparently, this highly developed civilization was itself patriarchal, with male dominance, because according to Gen. 1:27, a man and a woman were co-figurative, similar to the "aliens" themselves. This difference (on the one hand, it appeared co-figuratively and simultaneously, and on the other, the woman appeared to be without inhaling the soul) needs to be emphasized separately and quite dramatically. So, the book has these three key ideas and it should be written in the fantasy genre. What would you call it, what chapters can you suggest (with their titles) and briefly describe, please, about 50 words, the content of each chapter.