The World Forgot My Name

In a universe where stars are quietly disappearing, reality itself begins to unravel.

No explosions. No warnings. No explanation.

One by one, entire stars cease to exist—as if something is erasing existence itself from beyond the fabric of reality.

At the heart of this collapse lies a mysterious wound in space known only as The Silent Rift, a scar older than time itself that has now begun to move for the first time in history.

Far below, in a floating city above endless clouds, a boy spends his nights drawing the stars, terrified of forgetting a sky that is slowly vanishing.

But when he witnesses a star disappear before his eyes, something inside him awakens.

A feeling he cannot explain.

A memory he does not understand.

And a single thought echoes through the collapsing universe:

“Find me.”

As civilizations fall into uncertainty and reality begins to decay, hidden forces awaken across the cosmos—among them, beings known as the Thirteen Primordial Fragments, pieces of a forgotten origin tied to the birth of existence itself.

At the center of it all stands ZERO, an entity whispered about in myths and feared even by gods—an existence that may not be separate from the boy’s own fate.

As the universe dies, one question remains:

Was existence ever meant to continue… or was it always destined to return to nothing?