The balance of space and time is smooth, unblemished- or at least was- now, ripples and cracks appear on it; Every so often, just showing that there's something or someone tampering with time and space.
The year 2058, technology has advanced to the point where the world is overrun by machines, humans don't stand a chance against Artificial Intelligence. Yet there's a small hope, PO. Paranormal Oddity: a disease one in 6 million people are infected with. Where your mind and body is enhanced and capable of things far beyond the imaginations of humans. Supernatural, paranormal, inhuman power, magic. It goes by many names.
In the 1700s if you were a PO, you'd be caught, and executed in ways far worse than witches were. Nowadays, in the post-apocalyptic age; PO's are regarded as hope, a possibility against the robots. They're hunted down, studied, and used as a weapon by the government. You can't escape. Unless you can wink out of existence. Away from the government, away from the robots, away from humanity. Sounds impossible, right? But if oddities exist, why not that?
A group of young escaped Paranormal Oddities tries to survive on their own, facing pain, anguish, desperation, acrimony, confusion, sorrow... all in one single bittersweet requiem. But every song has a replay button.
The earth has been ravaged by war, and all that is left of humanity is on an iron island out in the middle of the Atlantic ocean.
It was a paradise, because on Olympus, they were gods, or so they were made to believe.
The inhabitants of Olympus were untouchable, beyond simple human desires like greed, hate and violence.
Unfortunately for them, they seemed to have incurred the wrath of actual gods, nightmares, and monsters.
And so, they have been forced to flee their 'heaven' for greener pastures, but before then, they'll have to pass through hell.
Monsters, demons, nightmares and gods are only supposed to exist in the world of imagination, and that's exactly where they came from.
And it just so happens that to survive, they'll have to enter the human mind, they'll have to invade the world of imagination, but what horrors must await them in such a place, depraved of reason and logic, perverted by man's desires and sick mind.