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A vast array of universes full of grand adventure and glory Terrifying dungeons, illogical structures, and strange creatures plague the multiverse, and of course blood is spilled and dirt is a plague that has contaminated every surface known to man and beyond.

Now, while the heroes and villains play childish games, there must be people who make sure cleanliness is maintained because a clean environment is a cool environment that could be potentially used for something important.

Now who will be up to the task of cleaning and maintenance, you ask? Well, the right answer is TMJO, also known as 'The Multiversal Janitor Organisation. They are still working on the name.

This group was formed in the [Redacted] of the [Redacted]. The organisation consists of a man named Adam, and every other worker within the organisation is an alternate version of Adam.

Through the use of TDC, aka "The dimensional clock," Adam was able to bypass the wall of his universe and explore the multiverse, where he gathered versions of himself and they all agreed to be janitors. Now everyone has a janitor who can keep the situation nice and shiny.

They also have a secondary job of protecting the greater multiverse, aka the darkverse, as well as everything outside the multiverse by understanding, containing, or destroying anomalies that take the form of numerous objects, entities, structures, dimensions, timelines, and planes of existence that all have their own special characteristics.

The Metaphysical Index (TMI) is a System of measurement used by the multiversal janitor organisation to classify how dangerous an object, structure, or entity is across the multiverse, as well as documentation of dimensions, timelines, planes of existence, and unordinary events; however, information about all these things could change in the future as more is explored.

Table of The Metaphysical Index

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Volume 1