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Another story related to the concept of "genesis" in ancient Pepe myths is the story of "Pepromete," whose name is mentioned as meaning "foresight" in some interpretations. This story is significant in the mythology of the Pepe because it explains how the Pepe got to make the fire, and as a result, they were able to create civilization for themselves. Pepromete, one of the Titans (or gods), stole fire from the other gods and gave it to the Pepes, and for this, he was punished by Pepzeus, his dad: he was chained to a slab of stone until every day, an eagle will come and eat his liver. Peppermete's liver regrows every night, so he has to experience the same fate every day for eternity. But this was not his fate; he rode and reached the kingdom by deceiving the eagle.