Fluctus Vitae : The Song of Dissolution
Release Date: Saturday, June 28th, 2025
Pages: 526 pages
In 'Fluctus Vitae: The Song of Dissolution', a brilliant scientist named Rector battles against the societal complacency of a seemingly utopian civilization, revealing a terrifying truth about the reality and its impending decay.
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The Universe is sick. Reality is a lie. And only one man knows the terrifying truth.
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In the heart of the galaxy NGC 4725, the Lemian civilization stands as a testament to perfection. A federation of six species living in harmony, their society is bound by the Fluctus Vitae—a planetary consciousness that has erased war, poverty, and strife. They believe their reality is absolute, their science infallible, their future eternal.
But Rector, a brilliant and ostracized scientist, sees the cracks in their perfect world. He calls it the Progressive Decoherence of the Ontic Waveform. A disease of reality itself. The universe, he claims, is not breaking down. It’s going out of tune.
His catastrophic warnings are dismissed by the Council of Sages as alarmist fantasy, the ravings of a madman. His political rival, the charismatic demagogue Leminius Persil, uses the opportunity to discredit him, playing on the Council's fear of change. Rector's only ally is Fyrrus, a maverick engineer whose genius is matched only by his disdain for authority. Together, they are the last line of defense against a creeping, existential dread that no one else is willing to see.
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In the heart of the galaxy NGC 4725, the Lemian civilization stands as a testament to perfection. A federation of six species living in harmony, their society is bound by the Fluctus Vitae—a planetary consciousness that has erased war, poverty, and strife. They believe their reality is absolute, their science infallible, their future eternal.
But Rector, a brilliant and ostracized scientist, sees the cracks in their perfect world. He calls it the Progressive Decoherence of the Ontic Waveform. A disease of reality itself. The universe, he claims, is not breaking down. It’s going out of tune.
His catastrophic warnings are dismissed by the Council of Sages as alarmist fantasy, the ravings of a madman. His political rival, the charismatic demagogue Leminius Persil, uses the opportunity to discredit him, playing on the Council's fear of change. Rector's only ally is Fyrrus, a maverick engineer whose genius is matched only by his disdain for authority. Together, they are the last line of defense against a creeping, existential dread that no one else is willing to see.