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(A part of the Story Beyond Worlds series) A collection of the many records, stories, legends, and researches, gathered by the researchers of Celestia, also known as the Flying Kingdom and Connector of Worlds. The collection displays the beginning of the journey of the most prominent factions who fought in 'War for Ultimate Authority' and 'Trials of the Goddess'. The higher authorities of Celestia, after much consideration and interviewing of the few surviving beings, declared the collection as the most accurate record of the past, going into detail of the starting points in the many journeys, all leading these many individuals to the top to fight it out for the crown. The collection also contains detailed theoreys of the 'Concept of Souls', 'Mana Compression and Ascension', 'World Systems', along with the many abilities possessed by the individuals. The collection, named 'Origin of Memories', served to deepen the understanding of all regarding the 'Functioning of Worlds and Souls', along with granting a more detailed explanation of the 'Soul Seer's eyes' after extensively interviewing 'The Empress'. It also serves to deepen the understanding of the background of 'The Empress' along with the goals of 'The Creator'. The organisation issued two versions, a plain research document for all staff of the organisation, and the other disguised as a novel series. The only one accessible by non-authorised personnel turned out be the novel series, the one you might just be about to read. If you happened to read the organisation's collection on the main events, published before this, then you need not worry, this only serves to deepen the understanding about the past, one should not be concerned for reading the other collection first, the organisation makes sure to explain important topics when they are first mentioned in both collections.

This marks the real beginning of a long journey, of pain, suffering, and losses. As ordinary as a journey may start, no one is capable of guessing where they might end up in a few weeks or months. Their life could be turned upside down, and their world could be shattered in an instant. But that is not what this journey is about, those are simply, the adverse effects of it, it's for a greater cause, for it marks the beginning of something much greater, something to surpass all that existed till then, something to free all who suffered. As stated earlier, it's not possible to guess where a journey may end up. Someone in some world might start out as an ordinary child, only to accidentally find some mysterious godly being that grants them unimaginable power for seemingly no price, and they can live their live without so much as a challenge. If only it was that simple. In one world, there are many conflicting powers with their own definition of right and wrong. But, what would happen if there were two worlds, both capable of intermingling with each other? Now, what if there were a near endless number of them? If such was to happen, the lines between good and evil would blur to the point even mass extinction would be considered a heavenly deed. Everyone has their own beliefs, ideals and goals, which they hold dear, and this is a journey to determine who has the power to establish their own as 'good'. Afterall, the victors are remembered as the heroes, and the defeated as the villains, for no one remembers the journey itself, but only it's end.

In the advanced cyber cities of 2934, a great researcher stored all his research in a data chip, the research which if fell to evil hands could spell the doom of the world. He was pursued and killed for hiding such a secret, but the data chip was not found on him, so where did it go? Did he entrust it to a secret organisation? A great agent? Hidden in some safe somewhere? No, those are easy to think of, the chip he handed to his daughter, who had no clue of what it even was, ensuring that the chip's search will soon die as no information of it will be found. Little did he know that his daughter will grow up to become a nightmare for those who killed her father, keeping the chip safe, but for how long. It's easier to show than to say, better read to find out.