The Reality Vortex
Jinaira was created from Dark Energy, an energy resulted from Pure, Chaotic and Neutral Energy smashing against one another. Dark Energy spread across the cosmos of BoogaVerse known as the Abyss of Nothingness—where no celestial bodies exist without protective barriers. Jinaira, after his birth, created an entire new world that was vastly different from the Core Zone (the story of BoogaVerse) in terms of logic, in terms of time and in terms of reality. It is a strange anomaly; it does not follow the rules of the Core Zone nor does it have any of the three energies. The laws have no sense, no logically reasoning, it’s all a jumbled mess which Jinaira referred to his creation as “Reality Vortex”; a world where strangeness and irrationality is the way of life.
However, unlike the Core Zone, Jinaira’s world was barren of life—it is exceedingly rare for anyone to be erased from existence. He had become bored and wanted his world to have inhabitants. So, he tried summoning people from the Core Zone into his world, but it failed each time until one day, a mysterious man appeared: Doctor Doom. Shocking Jinaira, but rather than reporting it to Todasúl, he’d observed Doom’s actions as the latter attempted to find a way to escape from this world. After days of studying, Jinaira introduced himself to Doom, but their conversation was brief. When Jinaira touched Doom, he accidentally fueled the Doctor with Dark Energy, creating a gigantic explosion. Thinking that Doom is completely destroyed, Jinaira left and returned to the towers, but in reality, Doom survived, and the influence of the Dark Energy invaded his mind. Unknown to Jinaira, Doom attempted to bring more people in Reality Vortex, but there was an issue. All of them were sent to Core Zone instead (in which, all headed straight to Booga, turning into statues due to the complexity of the energies had on their bodies, becoming Mysterious Figurines). So, he created a machine to have a more stability of the dark energy surging in his body and it was successful: he managed to bring beings from other worlds to Reality Vortex instead. Yet, Doom’s ambition sought for something greater; forcing all worlds to merge as one.
Time passes, and several characters, known as the Breakers, appeared in Reality Vortex, aided by the Voice, whom knows everything about this world, to returned back to their planet. The voice warns that escaping from this place is impossible, but if they were achieved the “tools” for the voice, he might find a way. However, the tools was in possession of Doctor Doom, who sought to re-create all worlds across infinite realities into one under his own image. After a powerful, cruel battle that left half of their friends killed, they returned Voice the tools and gained his original body back; however, in a twist of fate, Voice was only interested of getting his body and nothing else. He’d forced the Breakers to clean up the mess of the new world Doom created as Voice vanished to Vortex Moon.
However, unlike the Core Zone, Jinaira’s world was barren of life—it is exceedingly rare for anyone to be erased from existence. He had become bored and wanted his world to have inhabitants. So, he tried summoning people from the Core Zone into his world, but it failed each time until one day, a mysterious man appeared: Doctor Doom. Shocking Jinaira, but rather than reporting it to Todasúl, he’d observed Doom’s actions as the latter attempted to find a way to escape from this world. After days of studying, Jinaira introduced himself to Doom, but their conversation was brief. When Jinaira touched Doom, he accidentally fueled the Doctor with Dark Energy, creating a gigantic explosion. Thinking that Doom is completely destroyed, Jinaira left and returned to the towers, but in reality, Doom survived, and the influence of the Dark Energy invaded his mind. Unknown to Jinaira, Doom attempted to bring more people in Reality Vortex, but there was an issue. All of them were sent to Core Zone instead (in which, all headed straight to Booga, turning into statues due to the complexity of the energies had on their bodies, becoming Mysterious Figurines). So, he created a machine to have a more stability of the dark energy surging in his body and it was successful: he managed to bring beings from other worlds to Reality Vortex instead. Yet, Doom’s ambition sought for something greater; forcing all worlds to merge as one.
Time passes, and several characters, known as the Breakers, appeared in Reality Vortex, aided by the Voice, whom knows everything about this world, to returned back to their planet. The voice warns that escaping from this place is impossible, but if they were achieved the “tools” for the voice, he might find a way. However, the tools was in possession of Doctor Doom, who sought to re-create all worlds across infinite realities into one under his own image. After a powerful, cruel battle that left half of their friends killed, they returned Voice the tools and gained his original body back; however, in a twist of fate, Voice was only interested of getting his body and nothing else. He’d forced the Breakers to clean up the mess of the new world Doom created as Voice vanished to Vortex Moon.
Premise: Three years (in a general sense) 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 nature of how time flows, 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 faulter. 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.
