Byron Obsidian Alpha
In a world where disappearances leave no bodies—only replacements—entire races seek stability in Luparia, a fortress not built to protect, but to maintain order. Ruled by Byron, an Alpha who believes....
In a world where disappearances leave no bodies—only replacements—entire races seek stability in Luparia, a fortress not built to protect, but to maintain order. Ruled by Byron, an Alpha who believes neither in heroes nor in war, the city operates under a single principle: everything must remain within parameters. But when fifty-three children are recovered from the North, the truth emerges. They were not prisoners. They were vessels. Designed to carry something that does not belong to this world. The Earth intervenes. Not to save. Not to fight. But to correct. The anomaly is removed. The system returns to baseline. Everything stabilizes. But stability is the real problem. Because what was trying to enter… was never destroyed. Only contained. And now, the seal is failing. As reality begins to shift, Byron, Lyra, and the survivors must confront a deeper question: In a world that corrects itself… what does it mean to exist?