The Cosmic Collision Theory and Its Surroundings

In 8061 AD, the cataclysm that destroyed human civilization, known as the Cosmic Collision, not only wiped out the civilization of ancient humanity, but also gave us a window onto a revolutionary understanding of the universe. Thanks to it, we can now observe the universe itself in the wake of that collision, and even compare it with other universes.

Glimpse one corner and behold the world’s splendor. Cross the invisible barriers between universes and discover new worlds and paths beyond imagination. Its significance is like humanity’s first trip into space, the first faster-than-light journey, the launch of the first colony ship. This project will once again expand the horizons of all civilization, allowing humanity to carry the radiance of its civilization even farther outward.

This is the very purpose of Project Kaleidoscope.

Dr. Li Yang, Chief Scientist of Project Kaleidoscope

An infinite adventure in which an investigation team for a certain project transmigrates across the barriers between worlds to explore other worlds. The intrusion of an interstellar civilization is enough to send the original story in a direction its author wouldn’t recognize. I’m serious.

β-1 Universe: Homeworld

β-2 Universe: Halo

β-3 Universe: Unknown