In the infinite stretches of the galaxy, where time dissolves into darkness, there exist cities that have long lost their planets. Their inhabitants built colossal arcologies — space-faring cities that drift across dimensions, searching for new homes or preserving memories of lost worlds.
Some of these cities are surrounded by barriers of light, shielding them from the chaos of interstellar space. Others have become silent necropolises, where time stands still along with their last citizens. A few have crossed the thin boundary between worlds and now exist simultaneously in multiple realities.
In the infinite stretches of the galaxy, where time dissolves into darkness, there exist cities that have long lost their planets. Their inhabitants built colossal arcologies — space-faring cities that drift across dimensions, searching for new homes or preserving memories of lost worlds.
Some of these cities are surrounded by barriers of light, shielding them from the chaos of interstellar space. Others have become silent necropolises, where time stands still along with their last citizens. A few have crossed the thin boundary between worlds and now exist simultaneously in multiple realities.
Each world the drifters pass by is unique:
Worlds of crystalline jungles where energy grows in the form of trees.
Planets entirely covered by endless oceans, where cities float on the surface.
Shattered empires with ruined cosmic temples still guarding the secrets of ancient gods.
Cosmic Drifters are not mere wanderers. They are the keepers of memory for millions of forgotten worlds. And perhaps, through them, the truth about the origins of the Universe will one day be found.
