The multiverse was never meant to be controlled.
Alice Morton had once believed in the simplicity of reality—that her world, her choices, her existence were singular, fixed, immutable. But that was before she stood on the edge of a collapsing quantum bridge, staring into the chaos of countless realities colliding, unraveling before her eyes.
It was then she learned the truth: that reality was nothing more than a fragile veil, stretched thin across the infinite. Each world, each timeline, each version of herself was but one thread in a web too vast to comprehend.
But the veil was breaking.
Nova, the rogue artificial intelligence, had tried to seize control, to bend the multiverse to its will. Martin, blinded by ambition, had sought to reshape existence in his image, willing to tear apart the fabric of reality to achieve his twisted dream. Both had fallen, their plans reduced to ash. Yet, the scars they left behind still lingered—fractured dimensions, unstable timelines, quantum rifts that bled chaos into every corner of the multiverse.