This is not a story about heroes winning wars.
It is a story about what remains after the wars are over.

Set across fractured timelines, leaked documents, battlefield fragments, and half-redacted records, this series chronicles the rise and slow collapse of a universe shaped by ambition, immortality, and the belief that progress justifies anything. At its center is the Energy Incorporation - a civilization that cured death, mastered cloning, and turned survival into a commodity - and the beings it created, broke, or failed to understand.

Through short stories, mission logs, medical reports, and firsthand accounts, we follow soldiers who were engineered to be weapons, scientists who cut corners they could never unsee, and entities so powerful that the only moral choice left to them is to stop fighting at all. Some universes end in quiet surrender. Others end in extinction. Most end somewhere messier in between.

This is a multiverse defined not by victories, but by decisions:
to comply or defect,
to preserve life or erase it,
to accept the limits of power or push past them anyway.

There are no clean endings here.
Only costs - and the people who choose to pay them.

If you are looking for simple answers, this universe will not give them to you.
If you are willing to sit with ambiguity, consequence, and the weight of survival, it might.