The Chronicles of Consumption

Companion Book To The World Below

What if humanity discovered ancient documents proving we're not the first civilization to face extinction—and won't be the last?

Hidden in quantum archaeological sites beneath the Spira Imperialis, Dr. Yavin Thrace uncovers impossible texts: The Chronicles of the Eidraluun, testimonies of a vast civilization that achieved godhood and became food for something far older than gods.

Through the eyes of engineers who built their own doom, warriors who fought the inevitable, prophets who made extinction beautiful, and chroniclers who documented until the very end, witness the pattern that every conscious species follows:

Discovery. Awakening. Transformation. Consumption.

But the chronicles reveal a darker truth—the documents themselves are part of the pattern. By reading them, we've already begun our own journey to the same fate. The feast is eternal. The hunger never ends. And somewhere in the quantum foam, our own chronicler is already writing our ending.

A haunting work of cosmic horror told through found documents, academic analysis, and the testimonies of civilizations across time—from beings of pure song crystallized into eternal silence, to oceans of thought frozen into philosophy, to those who lived time backward and died forward.

We are all food describing itself to itself while being eaten by itself.

The pattern continues.