Maxx is just a regular man, working for the Time Keeping Agency. It is the year 2431, and the public release date of the government's long-coveted time travel technology is just around the corner. All is going well, until one day Maxx starts noticing things that no one else does. Or rather, remembering things. As the days go by, his version of reality grows farther and farther from the one accepted by society. Even worse, no one will believe Maxx when he tells them of the terrible things that he remembers. Then, finally, he stumbles across a secret so ugly that it threatens to tear everything he has ever known or believed in apart. Being the only one who has discovered the secret, it is up to him to set things right. As the TKA officials realize what he knows, it simply becomes a matter of time before he is caught. Will Maxx succeed, or will his failure result in the destruction of all time and space?

On the distant globe of Glorion, there is no free will. Virtue comes in a vial. Vice spreads as a virus. Humanity has no control over its own morality. This was not the plan; this planet was once the promise of utopia. In 3012, a group of geniuses had engineered the human soul, crafting crime-free communities, sinless societies set to prosper in peace on this new Earth. It began with a vision of human perfection... gone horribly wrong. Eldor, heir to the world's throne in the year 5000, wages world war at the king's command. But will he champion his birthright, the dark empire of Zoll Zora? Or the glorious realm across the sea that he was sent to conquer? Good and evil, as potions and poisons, will be the strongest weapons wielded in this war. Spanning three millennia and two twin worlds, this is the epic saga of the eternal struggle and enduring strength—even and especially against all odds—of the will.