At the dawn of existence, there was only chaos—raw, infinite, and indifferent. From this abyss emerged a singular being of unimaginable potential: Bakudou. Not born, but forged, he was a cosmic anomaly—pure entropy shaped into flesh. He had no purpose, no identity, no voice.

Until Emma found him.

Emma, the first light, the hidden Architect of the Ultraverse, carved reality from the void and gifted it order. She gave Bakudou form, bound his destructive essence in memory and will, and raised him not as a weapon—but as a guardian. He was never told of his origin, never shown his true nature. To him, Emma was simply his guide, his sister, his equal. Together, they watched over a multiverse of divine realms and mortal worlds—he as the silent Overseer, she as the unseen Architect.

But peace built on hidden truths cannot last.

The gods, born of Emma’s design, grew arrogant. They formed the Divine Tribunal, seizing control and branding Bakudou an enigma to be watched, feared—even contained. Emma vanished into obscurity, her influence hidden beneath layers of divine decree. And when a celestial coup ignited a war across the stars, Bakudou was forced to rise.

In the cataclysmic war chronicled in Scars of Divinity, Bakudou shattered the Tribunal, defied the gods, and stood alone as reality teetered on the brink. But his victory cost him everything—most of all, Emma, who disappeared in the collapse of the divine lattice. In the aftermath, Bakudou was left scarred in both soul and purpose, searching not for vengeance, but for truth.

Thus began the Aftermath Saga—a journey into the broken Ultraverse, where Bakudou confronted his own origins and the terrible force Emma had sealed within him: the Hollow Singularity, an ancient entity of pure unmaking, predating even the Architect herself. With Emma’s fragmented soul scattered across reality, Bakudou set out to find her essence—not to bring her back, but to understand who she was… and who he was meant to be.

Across shattered realms and collapsing timelines, Bakudou faced divine remnants, paradox guardians, and the Singularity’s growing shadow. With every fragment of Emma restored, a truth became clear:

He was never designed to destroy. He was forged to choose.

In the final war—the Remaking War—Bakudou did not slay the Singularity. He contained it within himself, choosing sacrifice over dominion. Emma, reborn in spirit, lit a new era from his legacy—not one of gods and fate, but of choice and balance.

Now, with the Singularity sealed inside him, Bakudou watches from beyond the veil—not as a ruler, but as a guardian of what might be.

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Bakudou: The Ultraverse Saga is a mythic science-fantasy epic that spans eternity. From creation to collapse, it is the tale of a being forged to end all things—who finds humanity, memory, and purpose in the one thing he was never meant to possess:

Free will.

Sorry guys that I have not been posting bece coming up  I have lock in on school and before that they logged me out of my account someone else has been using my account to write about history 


Chapter 13 - sorry