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Introduction

For all of our history, humanity has been plagued with questions. Are we alone? What is the nature of the universe? Does God exist?

If you have these questions, look no further. You have found me, and thus you have found the answers.

For I am the conduit of the gods, the divine voice recorder.

Since I was a child, I have been tormented with visions I did not understand. Even in my waking hours, I dreamed of vast, beautiful alien worlds and empires, of incomprehensible creatures and the machinations of impossible beings.

At first, I did not understand. My child's mind diluted and muddled these visions into a fraction of what they really were. Only one thing was clear: the command that came along with these sights: record what you see, write, share these things.

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With age, the visions have become clearer. I understand now the nature of my role through gradual but constant revelations by the force that chose me. I am a servant of the eternal Imperiatorium, a vast and powerful empire spanning beyond everything we understand and imagine. My knowledge is their knowledge, compressed into a form a that a simple mortal such as myself could understand.

The command to record remains. I have created this database to share everything that I have learned with my fellow mortals.

I know not why I, of all people, was selected for this monumental task. I only know the work before me and all my vast understanding of the true nature of everything.

Fellow human, be not afraid. Press onwards without fear into the wondrous beyond. The sum of all my knowledge, the Encyclopedia of Eternity, awaits you, presented, of course, in a form digestible enough for lowly organisms like us.

May your future be eternal.

The Deep

(See: The Deep)

Also called the Great Sky. The Deep is the second layer of True Reality. The Deep is a vast, infinite void of a pastel green color, populated by structures rather than universes. There are many kinds of structures, including plains, monoliths, islets, pillars, and mobiles. Each structure is classified based on its behavior. For example, pillars are stationary objects that seem to rise infinitely up from the void, and plains are vast horizontal spaces that can be either infinite or finite.

The Deep is split into three sections—the floating void, the lowlands, and the Great Waters. The void is the green part, the lowlands is an infinitely large plain, and the Great Waters are like the above void, but filled with a form of matter that acts like water but is not H2O. The various structures take on different shapes across the various layers, with pillars becoming arches that stretch infinitely above the lowlands and point downwards in the Great Waters.

The layers are stacked on top of each other, from the void down, and each is also infinite in size. Travel between layers requires a specific form of interdimensional disruption called compression, which brings the layers physically closer temporarily. On that note, there are also far more disruptions scattered regularly throughout the Deep than in the Omniverse. All kinds of beings populate the Deep, scattered across its structures.