Approximately 3,141 years ago, according to the oldest historical book, it records a world that is vibrant and full of life, and a world where people can roam and travel without fear, to experience the beauty, to see, and to feel the abundance it gives. However it was also recorded that it's the year the first gods suddenly appeared, and began ravaging the world tearing down great civilization and even the ones that tried to thrive. 

The gods didn't bring salvation when they arrived before humanity, instead it ruled over the skies, the land, and the ocean killing whoever stepped foot into their domains. And just like that on the same year the world was never the same. The land shifted colliding with one another forming mountains and creating different terrains, the sea rise burying cities destroying lives, and the sky no longer followed the natural order where one city will experience endless storms that ravage it but the one besides it experience magnified heat burning trees and melting steel.

Until the 'genesis' arrived when the first god was killed and brought a spark of hope to humanity.

The story began on the year 1,853 of the current era ATG (After The Genesis), the protagonist woke up in the middle of a gloomy dessert with only a holographic companion named SAI (Systematic Artificial Intelligence) and world different form what he knew, a knowledge even he himself don't know how he got. In that knowledge he dreamt of a vibrant world full of life, people everywhere, buildings that are intricately designed, and a place where no creatures named gods hunting and destroying homes.

Now after waking up he only has a few thing in mind, to see the world and hoped to know who or what he is.


Passion project of mine, so the the update can really fluctuate.

My alarm always jolted me awake at precisely five in the morning, its loud, piercing noise signaling the start of a new day. Usually, I'd rise feeling rested and energized, ready to face whatever lay ahead. But today was different.


I woke up drenched in sweat, my pillow soaked as I struggled to catch my breath. For weeks now, the same nightmare had haunted me relentlessly—visions of fighting just to survive against an unforgiving fate. I saw myself running desperately from a collapsing building, the deafening screams echoing in my ears. I watched helplessly as one of my closest comrades was torn to pieces right before me—their eyes popping from their sockets, brain matter splattering onto me.


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