The Summer of All-bert

A white-haired young man awakens on an altar with no memory. His world is being torn apart by dimensional rifts—each new rift spawning more purple-skinned monsters. To uncover the truth and recover his past, he must pass through four gates: the Abyss, the Void Isles, the Entropy Cage, and the Blank.

Along the way, he meets Asimov, a blue-haired knight who teaches him how to fight—and how to trust. Together they traverse collapsing dimensions, carving their own marks into their armor. But he slowly realizes that his pain, his sacrifices, even his “awakening” may have all been written by a Narrator—and he might be nothing more than a character in a script.

When the Grey Line pushes over the walls, and everyone he loves falls, he faces one final choice: accept the dark ending, or refuse to be defined—and write his own summer. The universe is cold, but bonds are warm. This isn’t a hero’s tale of saving the world. It’s a story of ordinary people choosing not to be defined by the script.