My universe: species and concepts

Primordial concepts

Chaos :
It represents everything and nothing. It is infinite and its concept of time and space cannot be comprehended by mortals. It is mostly populated by titanic monsters named archetypes that constantly fight and devour each other. There is no rime or reason to this place, no logic...
It is still unknown how archetypes are born within this eldritch mess, but some pieces of information are best left undiscovered.
If any pocket of reality was to be created within the chaos, that means a portion of time and space constrained to strict laws and a coherent logic, the chaos will unrelentingly try to absorb and destroy it.

Realities:
They are pockets of time and space created within the chaos by the four primordial creators.
Each reality strictly follows multiple rules and logics that enable their existence (they can defer from one reality to another).
If one of those rules came to be broken, the reality will start dying and will collapse onto itself.
Those rules are installed all in order to allow pure lifeforms to exist within each reality, and for those realities to conserve their structures (in contrast to the chaos that is ever changing).
A reality can be seen as a large mass composed by multiple eyes or cells. Each cell is in fact a universe within which life can thrive. Universes can die and emerge at various rates throughout one reality (like eyes closing and opening).
If a universe came to die, all life within it would come to an end. Any event that leads to the destruction of a universe from within is called a collapse event.
An ethereal conduent, the void, holds all those universes within the mass. It is essential in order to avoid their annihilation.
Those previously described concepts and structures form the common architectural frame created by the primordial creators when designing a reality. The next step is to create architects that are mechanical and biomechanical beings charged with creating and designing life as-well as the universes' inner structures.