Dimensional-travel Stories

Before time cracked... he was a god. Now he wears the face of a thief. After falling in battle during the great celestial war, Kairo, a divine being of balance, is reborn into the body of Ren-a petty thief on Earth. But the gods have not forgotten him. The throne of Hunrahal now stands empty, and the divine realm teeters on the edge of chaos. With power returning and enemies rising, Kairo must reclaim what was lost-and face those who betrayed him. The world doesn't need a hero. It needs a god who remembers. ✦ A divine war reborn ✦ One god. One thief. One final eclipse

"She was built to obey the stars. She chose to eclipse them." In a universe bound by celestial machinery and layered dimensions, the stars do not shine freely-they follow a script. At the heart of this great design lies the Astrarium Protocol, a mysterious cosmic directive that dictates the stability across fractured timelines, collapsed choices, and broken causeways. It maintains order. It eliminates irregularities. Aurelia Noctis was meant to be one such obedient mechanism-crafted in the Pedral Engine, her memories laced with artificial harmony, her body fused with gearwork divinity and recursive language. But something within her broke protocol. Haunted by fragmented reflections of herself, Aurelia awakens to the truth of her condition: she is not a singular entity, but a convergence of collapsed potentialities-a narrative contradiction that should not exist. Pursued by the Inquisitors of the Citadel and entangled in a collapsing web of mirrored timepieces and metaphysical laws, she begins to resist the code written into her bones. Wth each trial, Aurelia ascends beyond the confines of standard dimensionality-breaching 4D and 5D strata, stepping through realms where causality is fluid and identity is recursive. Along the way, she confronts agents of the Protocol, memory-forged realities, and the haunting paradox of self-authorship-a threat to any structure that demands obedience. Her final goal? Not to defy the stars-but to become their equal. To become not the story... but the scribe. It's my first time do this so I don't know much about this. I forgot to put action on the tags Discord: blackwhite0865

A short story written in a script-like structure I like to call "Chaotic Writing." Hopefully the flow of the story helps paint the picture in a meter meets prose fashion and brings a more comic or manga feel to the story despite the lack of images here. These writings are done on an infinite scroll and in the reading preferences Wattpad allows for "scrolling" rather than "paging" which is an amazing feature. Stories coming from the Sagas Universe are all set somewhere other than Earth, but life is relatable anywhere you go. There is much we could learn from other societies and civilizations, and this novella introduces a few different planets and characters. Im still learning how to communicate exactly what I want through these characters while keeping true to logic. I will expand the library continually, into another arc after this novella.

This is a Concept Scenario for a game/OS system.