In the silent expanse of the Khuzort intergalactic empire, Atrox, the formidable leader, brooded over his desire to invade Earth for its precious mineral, Gilim. This nearly indestructible resource fueled his ambition, yet the Earth's inhabitants fiercely resisted, provoking Atrox's wrath.
The tension escalated as Atrox discovered the pesky Earthlings were determined to withhold the coveted Gilim. Infuriated, he brooded over this defiance, making the Khuzort planet eerily quiet that night, out of fear of angering their formidable leader.
Adding complexity to Atrox's life was his marriage to Princess Crudele. Their union, though official, was more a matter of convenience than love. Crudele, known for her disloyalty, constantly sought solace in extramarital affairs, creating a strained dynamic between the two rulers of the Khuzort empire. The interplay of power, ambition, and complicated relationships set the stage for an intergalactic saga fraught with tension and intrigue.On that fateful day, Crudele's ill-fated attempt to cheat on Atrox resulted in a public execution, marking the end of her tumultuous reign as Atrox's consort. Seeking a new alliance, Atrox then married Tinea, an alien woman of contrasting qualities.
Tinea's extreme shyness set her apart, reacting with visible shock to even a brief touch lasting 0.009 seconds. Despite her timid demeanor, Tinea held a surprising past as the former fleet commander of the Ryokan squad, showcasing a hidden strength beneath her reserved exterior. The union between Atrox and Tinea introduced a dynamic shift in the power balance, intertwining the threads of diplomacy, loyalty, and unexpected resilience in the intergalactic saga.The Ryokan squad's reputation as one of the most destructive forces in the Khuzort empire was well-earned. In response to a rebellion in a former colony, they ruthlessly decimated approximately half of the population. However, the roots of this conflict traced back to the Earthlings' affiliation with The Intergalactic Federation Coalition.
The rebellion sparked because Earth was part of this coalition, which had a stringent rule: an attack on one of its planets would trigger a unified response from all coalition members against the aggressor. This interconnected alliance system inadvertently led to dire consequences for the Khuzort empire, as the Ryokan squad's actions triggered a larger conflict involving multiple planets. The complex web of intergalactic politics added another layer of tension to the unfolding narrative.In a dimensional shift, the narrative turns to Zog, embarking on a journey to Earth 102—an extraordinary dimension saturated with psychic energy. This realm stood as one of the most potent dimensions in existence, its power rivaled only by the primordial Dimension 1 and the celestial splendor of Dimension 306.
As Zog traversed the boundaries between dimensions, the tale unfolded into a cosmic odyssey, exploring the unique dynamics and challenges that Earth 102 presented. The psychic energies that permeated this dimension promised intrigue and potential peril, setting the stage for a gripping chapter in the unfolding saga.As Emily inquired about their destination, Zog cryptically replied, revealing that he was on a mission to meet a friend. Turning to Lyra, he entrusted her with watching over Emily. Exiting his pizza-shaped UFO, Zog approached Professor Flapjackery, handing over the enigmatic Mask of a Thousand Faces.
Inviting Professor Flapjackery into the spaceship, Zog initiated a conversation about the Church of the Broken People. The unfolding exchange between these characters hinted at a clandestine alliance and the potential revelations that awaited within the confines of Zog's intergalactic vessel.Within the confines of the spaceship, Professor Flapjackery introduced Zog to Julius, or Flabjack. Zog, taken aback, inquired about the connection. Julius, with a hint of mystery, responded, "Long story." The air thickened with anticipation as the characters delved into a narrative that promised twists, turns, and the unraveling of secrets in this cosmic rendezvous.In the psychic dimension, the protagonists explore the main skill against suffering, embodied by speakers. Professor Flapjackery introduces the concept of authors, entities capable of rewriting the reality we know. Unlike typical reality manipulation, where timelines are swapped, authors can write the reality itself, holding immense power over the fabric of existence.
The narrative then shifts to Atrox and Tinea, discussing their marriage and future plans. Despite Tinea's leadership role in the Ryukan army, she feels a twinge of jealousy, unsure if she's keeping pace with Atrox's ambitions.
Meanwhile, Subaru, the Primordial Pain, engages in a mysterious conversation with a man whose only visible feature is a peculiar blue hand that seems to sip milk in an unconventional manner. The enigmatic exchange hints at Subaru's resistance to manipulation, while the mysterious man challenges the traditional hero narrative, introducing an air of unpredictability.
Subaru, angered, seeks retaliation against the Church of the Broken People, urging them to attack the Fondal Kingdom. The intricate web of characters and dimensions weaves a tale filled with complexity, foreshadowing unforeseen challenges and shifting alliances in this intergalactic saga within the psychic realm.In the psychic dimension's local market, the group decides to indulge in a meal before their quest to confront the Primordial of Pain and discover Primordial Suffering. Surprisingly, all food is free as long as you possess psychic powers and can effortlessly punch a specific big boulder. However, a darker side of this dimension unveils itself – extreme discrimination against non-psychics.
In this realm, psychics harbor a profound disdain for non-psychics, viewing them as mere tools to be exploited or subjects for ridicule. For psychics, the very existence of non-psychics is deemed unacceptable, leading to a society marked by discrimination and contempt. Despite the non-psychics' desire for a better life without causing harm, the psychics remain oblivious, driven by arrogance and an unwillingness to consider alternative perspectives.
This prejudice has reached such heights that psychics are resistant to logic and unwilling to listen to advice that could benefit them. Their arrogance stands in stark contrast to the harmonious coexistence found in Zog Zorbat's dimension, showcasing the toxic repercussions of unchecked pride within the psychic dimension.In the bustling market of the psychic dimension, an arrogant psychic approached Professor Flapjackery, seemingly dismissive of his lack of psychic energy. Unbeknownst to the arrogant psychic, Professor Flapjackery, a core transformed into a humanoid form, held a unique and formidable presence.
Igniting a confrontation, the psychic attempted to erase Professor Flapjackery from existence with a blast of psychic energy. However, to everyone's surprise, Professor Flapjackery, embodying his pancake core, retaliated swiftly. With a powerful punch to the face, the arrogant psychic found himself catapulted out of the market and straight into the hospital, a vivid reminder that even those without psychic abilities could hold their ground in this dimension.In the aftermath of the confrontation, Professor Flapjackery confronted the unconscious man, questioning his motives. "Oi, do you have a death wish? If so, you could've just begged me to end it for you. You're one of the reasons I've destroyed multiple universes, one of the reasons people shouldn't exist. Pathetic," he remarked, unimpressed by the man's feeble resistance.
As Zog expressed concern about the man not breathing, Professor Flapjackery, seemingly indifferent, retorted, "What do I care? Bruh." However, at Zog's insistence, he reluctantly agreed to call an ambulance.
Julius, sensing an opportunity, stepped forward and delivered a punch to the chest of the unconscious man, waking him up. Looking at the man's revived face, Julius dryly remarked, "You're welcome," showcasing a mix of nonchalant arrogance and unexpected assistance.The confused and frightened man, having narrowly escaped a potentially dire fate, hastily retreated from the scene. Meanwhile, Emily, curious about the man's sudden unconsciousness, began questioning Lyra about his condition. Before Emily could utter the a curse word Lyra swiftly redirected the conversation, suggesting a visit to the nearby playground.
Eager to embrace a more lighthearted atmosphere, Emily quickly forgot her inquiry and enthusiastically agreed, saying, "Let's go." The abrupt shift from a mysterious incident to the prospect of playful moments at the playground injected a lighter tone into their psychic dimension adventure.