Hiroko Hayasaka is a first year student attending Shuka High School who only has one goal: to graduate high school, get a job and live a happy life. But on one fateful day, he accidentally but luckily ran into the one and only, everyone's favorite...
Hm... Yesterday was fun... I hung out with Kessoku Band and did all sorts of fun activities with them...
Speaking of that day... It's now the first day of school, right? I dunno...
"Hey, kid. Wake up." An unfamiliar voice said to me.
"Wha? Who's that..." I asked, slowly opening my eyes. And the one who told me to wake up was the one and only...
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Spider-Man.
"Hold on a second. Spider-Man 2099! You're Miguel O'Hara!"
Miguel didn't respond. He just looked at me.
"So, uh... What am I doing here? Why am I doing here is what I should be asking." I said to Miguel.
"You're here because there's something important you should know."
I slowly nod my head.
"Mhm, okay. I'm listening."
Miguel nods back and says...
"Lyla, do the thing."
A small hologram of a woman appears next to Miguel.
"Huh? What thing?"
"Wha- What do you mean 'what thing'? The information explainy thing."
"Okay." Lyla then disappeared as the room went black and silver strings started to appear, slowly connecting with each other.
"You see this, Hiroko? This is your multiverse. Lives woven and tied together in a beautiful web of life and destiny."
I take a look at the nodes where the silver strings all connect to. What I saw was... Rock bands of all kind.
The Rockverse... The very thing that connects all Rock music.
"Miguel, these nodes... What are these?"
Miguel then starts to explain...
"They are The Canon. Chapters of every rockstar's story every time. Some good, some bad, some worse."
Miguel scrolls through the Rockverse and shows me multiple events of rockstars of all ages experiencing tragic events in their lives.
"That's how the story is supposed to go. Canon Events are the connections that bind all of our lives together, but those connections can be broken. That's why anomalies are so dangerous."
