The Reality Vortex
A strange world where the impossible happens. Eons ago, a celestial object called daffodil star produced three seeds into the Abyss of Darkness. By absorbing the Dark Energy around them, they would grow into Cosmic Plants and create their respective worlds. However, a war broke out between them for sole domination.
In reaction, the daffodil star produced a fourth seed, Jinaira, into the Abyss of Darkness to discourage in-fighting. However, upon completion, Jinaira didn’t participate in the war and created his own world instead, leaving the fate of those worlds to their destruction from the war.
Jinaira was more interested in creating his ideal world than some squabbles between Cosmic Plants. Since his creation was supposed to disrupt in-fighting, he was not granted the ability to create life. Thus, Jinaira designed his world to do the impossible: bring all beings from other worlds into Reality Vortex.
Thus, the birth of Reality Vortex was born. It was a world supposedly where all beings erased from existence gathered. There is no sense of time, scientific laws nor physics, no logical reasoning; it’s all a jumbled mess. It is the last destination before permanent, true death. Once someone enters Reality Vortex, they cannot leave under any circumstances regardless of battle power or ability. To drive further home, Reality Vortex is enclosed by a powerful barrier that prevents anyone from leaving the world itself. It also protects the world from the endless sea of Dark Energy; otherwise known as the Abyss of Darkness and a creature that lurks within.
Jinaira’s world was barren of life—it is exceedingly rare for anyone to be erased from existence. He’d attempted many times to forcibly will beings into this world—no matter their origin but failed each time. One day, a mysterious man appeared: Doctor Victor von Doom. He was in shock that someone appeared in this world and observed him. After days of studying the Doctor and his futile attempts to escape, Jinaira introduced himself to him. However long their conversation, upon Jinaira coming in physical contact, it overloaded the Doctor with Dark Energy and seemingly destroyed him. Displeased that his once chance to figure out what causes people to appear here, Jinaira leaves and seeks shelter at his manor.
Doom survived the encounter, and the influence of the Dark Energy invaded his mind. Unknown to Jinaira for a brief period, Doom built a machine capable of bringing beings from other worlds into Reality Vortex. Accomplishing this goal drove Doom to seek something greater: merging all worlds into one, where his rule is law.
Although time does not exist in Vortex, eventually, the Breakers formed. They were aided by a strange entity known as the Voice, a spirit guide of Reality Vortex. They were promised that if they obtain a device known as the “tools”, the Voice will help them escape Reality Vortex and return to their home universes. However, these tools were currently in the possession of Doctor Doom and must defeat him to get it. After a cruel battle that erupted between the Breakers and Doctor Doom that left half of the group permanently erased, the Breakers gave the tools to the Voice as promised. In a twist of fate, after Voice gained his physical body, double-crossed the Breakers. He was only interested in regaining his body and reclaim his place in the world—revealing to be its Creator God. He cleaned up the mess from the final battle and established a New Reality Vortex (Reality Vortex v2). Afterwards, after giving them pity points of returning two people erased from existence, force the Breakers to “clean up” the act in the world as he himself take shelter to Vortex Moon.
Now the Breakers are left with a dilemma where they cannot return to their homes, and live in a world thrown into chaos.
In reaction, the daffodil star produced a fourth seed, Jinaira, into the Abyss of Darkness to discourage in-fighting. However, upon completion, Jinaira didn’t participate in the war and created his own world instead, leaving the fate of those worlds to their destruction from the war.
Jinaira was more interested in creating his ideal world than some squabbles between Cosmic Plants. Since his creation was supposed to disrupt in-fighting, he was not granted the ability to create life. Thus, Jinaira designed his world to do the impossible: bring all beings from other worlds into Reality Vortex.
Thus, the birth of Reality Vortex was born. It was a world supposedly where all beings erased from existence gathered. There is no sense of time, scientific laws nor physics, no logical reasoning; it’s all a jumbled mess. It is the last destination before permanent, true death. Once someone enters Reality Vortex, they cannot leave under any circumstances regardless of battle power or ability. To drive further home, Reality Vortex is enclosed by a powerful barrier that prevents anyone from leaving the world itself. It also protects the world from the endless sea of Dark Energy; otherwise known as the Abyss of Darkness and a creature that lurks within.
Jinaira’s world was barren of life—it is exceedingly rare for anyone to be erased from existence. He’d attempted many times to forcibly will beings into this world—no matter their origin but failed each time. One day, a mysterious man appeared: Doctor Victor von Doom. He was in shock that someone appeared in this world and observed him. After days of studying the Doctor and his futile attempts to escape, Jinaira introduced himself to him. However long their conversation, upon Jinaira coming in physical contact, it overloaded the Doctor with Dark Energy and seemingly destroyed him. Displeased that his once chance to figure out what causes people to appear here, Jinaira leaves and seeks shelter at his manor.
Doom survived the encounter, and the influence of the Dark Energy invaded his mind. Unknown to Jinaira for a brief period, Doom built a machine capable of bringing beings from other worlds into Reality Vortex. Accomplishing this goal drove Doom to seek something greater: merging all worlds into one, where his rule is law.
Although time does not exist in Vortex, eventually, the Breakers formed. They were aided by a strange entity known as the Voice, a spirit guide of Reality Vortex. They were promised that if they obtain a device known as the “tools”, the Voice will help them escape Reality Vortex and return to their home universes. However, these tools were currently in the possession of Doctor Doom and must defeat him to get it. After a cruel battle that erupted between the Breakers and Doctor Doom that left half of the group permanently erased, the Breakers gave the tools to the Voice as promised. In a twist of fate, after Voice gained his physical body, double-crossed the Breakers. He was only interested in regaining his body and reclaim his place in the world—revealing to be its Creator God. He cleaned up the mess from the final battle and established a New Reality Vortex (Reality Vortex v2). Afterwards, after giving them pity points of returning two people erased from existence, force the Breakers to “clean up” the act in the world as he himself take shelter to Vortex Moon.
Now the Breakers are left with a dilemma where they cannot return to their homes, and live in a world thrown into chaos.
Premise: Three years have passed since the defeat of Doctor Doom and the creation of the new world. The Breakers were forced onto a job to clean up the mess of the new world, now populated with new people from different worlds. Due to the establishment of time, society was established rapidly, and people began to adapt to the unfamiliar environment thanks to the assistance of the Breakers—the group was essentially seen as Legendary for their work and their showcase of skills in battle. In fact, rumor has it that the Breakers eliminated hundreds of foes in a single strike—this deter some people from picking fights against them. Others, especially Ultraman, took it as a challenge.
Time and time again, the Breakers faced plenty of enemies that challenge them for battle; considering the god of this world appointed them as overseers, if they defeat the Breakers, they can control the city to their liking. Yet, no enemy was able to break through the absolute monstrosity strength the Breakers had over them. To the eyes of the people and enemies, the Breakers was seen as an unbeatable team, but behind closed doors, they were falter. Vegetto had resigned and left the apartment, disappearing into the Reality Metropolis (formerly Reality City), while others are still copping with the loss of their loved ones.
Now, the Breakers are getting new recruits under ranks and request from people to solve an issue time to time. Ultraman, on the other hand, saw that the Breakers had no desire to rule the city and simply idling by as the days passed. If the Breakers won’t bring order to the chaotic mess of the city, then he shall take the job. However, no one would take him seriously in the horde of powerful figures in the city—if he defeat the Breakers, they have to listen to him. Thus, Ultraman head towards the Breakers’ headquarters, Cuki’s Apartment Complex, now absorbed into the city, and challenge them once again with a live audience—this time, it won’t be a repeat of the last few fights throughout the years.
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Previous Chapters: Doom Arc
Reality Vortex Rules
- The Breakers are the main characters of this story.
- You are only allowed up to 4 characters to play at once.
- You can have characters shift from Main Role to Supporting Role.
- You can have a character leave for a period.
- Nearly all rules that originated from the character's original world do not apply in Reality Vortex.
- Death is not possible in Reality Vortex. If a character’s body is completely destroyed, they will turn into Vortex Coins.
- Only one character has the power to erased beings—and that belongs to the Voice. If the Voice erases you, this is a permanent death.
- Be courteous to other players; do not metagame, make your characters have extensive knowledge, etc.
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