i.) The multiverse is an accident of omnipotence. God, the final being, was conceived with a thirst for annihilation, a cessation of becoming, the nihil from which all creation proceeds. Existence is guided insidiously by zero. God has abandoned us; galaxies are gravestones in his cosmic necropolis dotted with the gospel of stars.

ii.) God’s corpse is war-torn. Kohana, an irritable, short-tempered 15-year-old girl from Earth finds herself in the middle of an eons-old conflict between two planets: Spectra and Alraera. In her surges God’s Aseity taken from its celestial corpse. Hiroyuki D’Accardi, Spectra’s Strongest and Kohana’s Advisor, traverses universes to retrieve the Summoner of Time and Space, Spectra’s General. 

iii.) Kohana’s squadron is composed of 8 Summoners located in different parts of the multiverse, 8 aspects of omnipotence made manifest. Perhaps the All Creator was interested in what it would be like to live as different incarnations, One divided into Many, amnesiac–but Almighty–debris.

iv.) Cataclysm rages on in this forever war, but the multiverse is utterly indifferent, if not actively hostile. We long to die, and we are indeed dying, because God wanted to die, and he is still dying within us.

v.) Death is Spectra’s eternal enemy, but God’s greatest comfort.