Before he possessed the power to reshape reality, he was just a boy who lost his world. "Do not worship me. Do not look for me. I am leaving you a blank slate."Written into the fabric of space, this is the confession of a dying god. It is a record of ultimate power and devastating failure. To understand his end, you must first witness his beginning.Sixteen-year-old Kai lived on the quiet, unregistered planet of Aethel. He was a boy haunted by a glitching mind, plagued by sudden, terrifying flashes of impossible knowledge. He thought he was completely alone in his brokenness until he met Sophie, a girl who shared his secret. For a few brief days, life was perfect.Then the sky tore open.The visitors arrived without warning. They offered a sudden, miraculous utopia, and the rest of the planet blindly rejoiced. But Kai and Sophie saw the horrifying truth hidden beneath the glowing masks. The universe is not a peaceful community. It is a ruthless, infinitely complex machine where galaxies are bought and sold, and entire civilizations exist only to be harvested.Violently abducted and separated from the girl he loves, Kai is pulled into the darkest depths of an alien empire. Stripped of his freedom and cast into an agonizing fight for survival, he is pushed to the absolute limit of human endurance. To survive the dark, the quiet boy from Aethel must be ground down to dust. And from that dust, a warrior must be forged.He has a map no one else can read. He has a desperate promise to keep.But escaping his captors is only the first fraction of the story. What begins as a fight for survival in the dirt, is the spark of an epic saga that will span millennia. It is a journey that will cross the boundaries of the multiverse, challenge the natural order of time, and ultimately force a human boy to carry the weight of all creation.This is the record of his survival. This is the exact moment he takes his first terrifying step toward becoming what the universe needs him to be.The map of his mistakes is in your hands. Do not end up where he ended.In infinity paradoxes.
