Before the gods, before the first flames of creation, before even the concept of form or thought—there was only The Void.
Silent. Infinite. Unshaped.
And yet, within this boundless abyss, something stirred.

From the nothingness, three forces emerged, like threads weaving together the first fabric of existence. These were not gods, nor were they beings of thought—they were essences, fundamental truths of reality itself. Each one distinct, yet inseparably bound to the others, ensuring that creation could ever take root.

The Continuum of Space—The foundation upon which all things are built. Without it, nothing could exist in form or structure. It is the skeleton of reality, defining boundaries, distances, and the vastness of the cosmos. It separates matter from void, the heavens from the abyss, and ensures that existence is not a singular, undivided mass.

The Flow of Time—The great river that moves all things forward. Without it, existence would be an eternal, stagnant moment, neither past nor future, only an endless Now. It is the force that dictates growth, decay, and the very concept of change.

The Essence of Emotion—The spark that gave purpose to creation. Where Space gave form and Time gave movement, Emotion gave meaning. It is the will of existence itself, the force that fuels ambition, hope, despair, and desire. Without it, creation would have no direction, no dreams, no soul.

These three primal forces intertwined like the threads of an infinite loom, shaping reality from nothingness. Their collision did not simply create a single world—it birthed the Multiverse, an infinite sea of realms, each one a unique reflection of the interplay between these cosmic truths.

Where Space stretched, galaxies bloomed.
Where Time flowed, stars ignited, burned, and faded.
Where Emotion stirred, life took root, seeking purpose in the infinite.

Percy Atlas Magus, was admitted to a prestigious university frequented by heirs of powerful Chaebol families. A devastating accident soon followed, tearing apart the Magus family. Percy survived only to awaken in a strangely altered reality—one where his beloved twin sister Camilia, became unrecognizably distant, and the sudden introduction of someone he didn't realize was family.

Now, Percy must navigate this perplexing new reality, guided by an enigmatic floating screen {Infinite Omega System.} With his path intertwined with cosmic forces and familial bonds strained by fate itself, Percy’s journey becomes one of survival, reconciliation, and the pursuit of hidden truths. 

Join him as he battles the challenges of his altered life, unlocking the secrets of the universe and the powerful legacy that awaits him and his sisters—the foretold awakening of the Triquetra, the legendary Power of Three

Quick heads-up about the story moving forward!


The first 40 chapters of Rise of the Primimials were built on the original blueprints of Elysmyr's worldbuilding.


Some of that early information has since evolved as I delved deeper into the depths of the narrative, magic systems, and cosmic structure were expanded.


Rather than rewriting the first 40 chapters (because, let's be real, it would be a whole chaotic odyssey 😅) —


They still serve the core of the story, character arcs, and emotional journey — and that matters most to me. 🖤


Starting from Chapter 41 forward, however:


You'll notice a major upgrade in how Elysmyr's mechanics, lore, and cosmology are presented.


The "Other Key Elements" document I'll be posting will officially outline these updates —


so everyone is fully caught up on the true nature of Elysmyr and why things are shifting.


✅ Some early info will stay consistent.


✅ Some parts will be clarified or expanded.


✅ Nothing that makes the emotional heart of the story will change.


Just consider it the veil finally lifting — deeper truths coming into focus, just like the characters themselves are experiencing.


Thank you for sticking with me through this ever-evolving epic.


I appreciate you, I love you, and trust me —


Official Elysmyr Lore Update Notice