Ealian, a 42-year-old banking tycoon in modern-day London, has everything society claims should bring happiness: immense wealth, greed, and success. Yet, beneath the surface, unresolved trauma weighs heavily on his life. Ealian’s scornful nature and emotional detachment have left him with a broken family and no true friends, fueling an internal despair that pushes him to the brink of suicide.
Seeking solitude, he retreats to a secluded summer house in Cornwall. The morning after his arrival, an earthquake thrusts him into a parallel world set in the year 2160. There, he meets Zante, a mysterious artist who suggests he visit a Ramist temple if he wants to find his way home.
As he familiarizes himself with the temple, Ealian learns that future society is thriving in a golden era—an era of cultural, scientific, and technological renaissance shaped by the philosophy of Ramism. This philosophy centers on the “Ram,” a mystical network linking the quantum, human, and cosmic worlds.