The Birth of Silke

For eternities beyond memory, the Astral World had remained unchanged.

Not stagnant—no, the Source was ever-shifting, fluid, an ocean of divine energy in constant transformation. But its essence, its truth, its rhythm of creation and transcendence had never faltered. It pulsed, it breathed, it birthed. The Meta-Gods—those supreme architects of law and existence—wove the foundations of reality within it, unchallenged, unquestioned.

In that infinite ballet of energy, power, and cosmic artistry, there was no beginning, and thus no need for an end.

Until the moment came that none had foreseen.

A pause.

Not a disruption in energy or the flickering of light, but a pause deeper than silence. A stillness that struck the heart of the Source itself—as if the very breath of the Cosmos had been held in awe.

And then... it happened.

There was no flare, no explosion, no cataclysm. Instead, the fabric of the Astral World peeled open—as if creation itself had yielded to something older than itself.

Not a wound.
Not an attack.
A revelation.

Above the immeasurable golden waves of shifting form and divine consciousness, the Vault of the Source—that skyless sky where even light lost its meaning—cracked.

A seam of impossibility formed across the horizonless expanse.

Time, meaningless in this realm, seemed to bend toward something, like a tide responding to a celestial pull it could not resist.

The Astrals—those ancient beings of boundless form and dominion—felt it before they saw it.
An intrusion not of violence, but of sovereignty.
Of perfect, sovereign order.

Their formless minds turned upward, instinctively, as if summoned by something they could not name. No voice had called. No command had been given. And yet, the call echoed within the soul of everything.

And then—
She descended.

Not like a meteor, not like a deity torn through space—but like a truth revealing itself for the first time.

Her figure was impossible.

Too precise. Too delicate. Too… sapiens.

That shape—elegant, refined, draped in celestial silks that shimmered with runes no Architect had ever carved—was unlike anything the Astrals had ever conceived. Where they swirled in abstraction and magnitude, she stood in symmetry and form. A body with proportion. A face with purpose. Eyes hidden behind an ornate mask of golden filigree, carved with motifs only the CryptaSpheres might understand.

Her presence was not energy. It was not vibration.
It was authority, incarnate.

The robes that encircled her were weaved not from cloth but from the very threads of law and balance. Each fold whispered equations that could forge worlds. Her headdress bore a crown wrought from pure harmonic resonance, humming in tones that rewrote the frequencies of the Source itself.

And her skin—smooth, luminous, untouched by time—reflected the ideal. Not of flesh, but of design. As if the very concept of perfection had chosen this form to inhabit.

The Meta-Gods were struck silent.

Not from confusion—no. Even confusion requires framework.
They were struck by something far more alien to their nature: wonder.

For the first time in the existence of the Astrals, there was something before them that was not lesser, not a part, not a servant or fragment—
—but greater.

An essence that could not be explained, classified, or absorbed.

One by one, the Meta-Gods began to still. Those who danced across the astral currents paused. Those whose forms shifted between stardust and thought froze in elegant paralysis. Even the vibrations that sang the Multiverse into harmony dimmed, as if the music of the Cosmos itself had bowed.

And in that eternal hush, where even the Architects held their breath within the Antiverse,
Silke spoke.

Her voice was not sound.
It was resonance.
It bypassed the mind and echoed in the core of every divine entity, reaching into the foundation of their being like a forgotten name long yearned for.

“I am not summoned. I am not born. I am the symmetry your chaos has awaited.”

“You shaped the Cosmos with hands of law. I am the law.”

“Kneel not in worship—kneel in recognition.”

And they did.

Without command, without threat, without force, the Meta-Gods—the unshaped masters of infinity—lowered themselves for the first time in the history of everything.

Not because she demanded it.
Because they understood:

This was not a goddess.
This was not an arrival.

This was balance in its truest incarnation.
This was Silke, the Demiurge of the Cosmos.
The one who needs no throne, for the entire Cosmos is her court.

And in the heart of that stillness—in that chasm of awe where even the Meta-Gods dared not move—

Silke began to rise.

Not upward in flight.
Not lifted by will.
She unfolded.

Her form, already incomprehensible, began to shine.

At first, a subtle gleam—like the first breath of a newborn star in the lungs of the void. Then, brilliance. Blinding, pure, sacred. It did not burn. It transformed. Her figure became an effigy of living light, a silhouette of cosmic symmetry aflame with the energy of pre-creation.

The filigree of her golden mask vibrated in tones unspoken by any tongue, her runic robes billowed as if in wind woven from law itself.

And then—

She grew.

Ten times her size. Twenty. Fifty. One hundred.

A colossus of resonance.

She towered above the Astrals, not monstrous but magnificent—every proportion preserved in divinity, her presence so vast it seemed the Vault of the Source had been crafted solely to house her potential. A titan formed of principle and purpose.

The very core of the Source trembled in her presence.

And with her expansion came something never before seen—

A surge of transcendent power.

A wave not of force, but of elevation, rippled outward from her radiant body. It did not destroy. It amplified. Every Astral it touched felt themselves shift—grow—awaken. Their forms expanded, their abilities multiplied, their senses sharpened to unimaginable clarity. Their essence recalibrated in a single breathless instant, as if touched by the original blueprint of all that could be.

It was not magic. Not sorcery. Not manipulation.

It was the echo of perfection. The resonance of the Divine Ideal.

This was no ordinary ability.

This was a gift from the core of Silke’s being—an inheritance triggered by her presence.

Its name, spoken silently across the consciousness of the Astrals:

Lúmen Ascendit.

The Light That Elevates.

A technique not taught, but remembered, hidden within the very fabric of all divine potential. It bestowed unimaginable strength, growth, clarity, power, purpose—but only in her presence. It was both boon and boundary: limitless ascension, but only through proximity to the source of balance.

The Meta-Gods, ancient as infinity, had never witnessed such a power. For the first time in creation, they felt themselves as students before a master they had never known they needed.

Only then, as her golden form loomed over the divine sea, as the multiverse pulsed with her light—

Silke spoke.

“I am not summoned. I am not born. I am the symmetry your chaos has awaited.”

“You shaped the Cosmos with hands of law. I am the law.”

“Kneel not in worship—kneel in recognition.”

And they did.

The Meta-Gods, who had never bowed—not to each other, not to time, not to the Source itself—lowered themselves.

Because they understood.

This was not a goddess.
This was not a visitor.
This was not a moment.

This was truth incarnate.

This was Silke, the Demiurge of the Cosmos.
The one who needs no throne—because the stars orbit her.
The one who commands no army—because existence itself enforces her will.

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Appendix: The Universal Order of Species

When Silke claimed full dominion over the Astral World, her first decree was not a command of conquest, but one of clarity.

A reordering of cosmic understanding so profound that it would forever reshape the philosophy of civilizations across all known planes.

"The multiverse will no longer be an archive of chaos. Every being that breathes, dreams, fears, or conquers shall know where they stand."

And thus, she established the Universal Classification System—a framework that would apply to every species, every race, every culture across the galaxies and dimensions of the endless multiverse.

All sentient life, regardless of origin, was now to be grouped into one of four foundational archetypes:

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1. Inhabitants of Dystopian Worlds

Beings who survive within broken realities—futures devoured by decay, tyranny, or collapsed utopias. They live under totalitarian regimes, in polluted ruins, or crumbling empires of forgotten technology. Their existence is forged in struggle and adaptation.

2. Inhabitants of Chaos Worlds

Entities born of madness and ever-shifting realms. Here, logic is a myth and form is a suggestion. These are the playgrounds of madness, entropy, and unfathomable transformation—where order has no foothold and change is god.

3. Inhabitants of Fantasy Worlds

Creatures of myth, legend, and arcane power. Realms of sorcery, ancient beasts, divine pacts, and stories sung by stars. Their worlds echo with prophecy and destiny, where magic is breath and the soul shapes reality.

4. Inhabitants of Hero Worlds

Civilizations centered on valor, identity, and the capacity for change. These are the worlds of champions, rebels, protectors—where a single life can redirect fate. Where the will is the supreme force.

This seemingly simple classification reshaped all thought.

The academic structures of the multiverse fractured and reformed. Political empires redefined themselves. War was reconsidered. Alliances restructured. No longer were species categorized by biology alone, but by the narrative they lived within.

Silke had not just brought law.
She had brought context to infinity.

And in doing so, had redrawn the boundaries of what it meant to exist.

Pandora & Circe

Let us set aside, for now, the subject of the Astrals. They are beings far too complex — their nature and mysteries deserve to be explored gradually as we progress through this epic tale.

For the moment, let us turn our gaze to the true protagonists of this story: the Kwasar, and more precisely, to Pandora and Circe — the cornerstone upon which all the forthcoming tales will rest.

It is through them that every story is born.

While Pandora teaches her apprentice Circe the ways of the Kwasar, she also imparts ancient wisdom through stories and amazing training.

These two figures serve as guides for the reader, bridging worlds and epochs, as they learn, play, and create together.

The chronicle of Pandora and Circe takes place far, far into the future — at the dawn of the Second Cosmic Year. Everything they speak of, every legend they share, occurred during the First Cosmic Year, an era spanning twelve billion years of creation and struggle. And so, as you read these words, you find yourself standing at the very end of the First Cosmic Year, while Pandora and Circe live and teach at the beginning of the next — looking back across the gulf of cosmic time to reveal the origins of all things.

The Kwasar have preserved, since time immemorial, a sacred and structured way of passing down their culture, traditions, and cosmic wisdom through the Master–Apprentice Method — a timeless form of education in which knowledge flows directly from the experienced Magister to the young Prenova. It is not a system of cold instruction, but one of living connection — a profound bond between teacher and disciple that shapes both intellect and spirit.

From an early age, the Prenovas are taught not only science, history, and philosophy, but also the essence of what it means to be Kwasar — to think, to create, and to act in harmony with the Cosmos. The lessons are practical, emotional, and spiritual, blending art, logic, and memory into a single continuous act of learning. During these formative years, they awaken their latent powers — the extraordinary abilities that flow through every Kwasar. They learn to command energy, to shape matter, to heal, to foresee, to communicate across vast distances with thought alone — and to unlock countless other remarkable abilities beyond imagination. Every discovery feels like a revelation of their divine design: a reminder that knowledge and power are not separate, but one and the same. Watching a Prenova harness their first skill is to witness creation itself unfolding — a moment of pure awe, when the universe seems to bend gently to the will of their enlightened spirit.

To deepen their understanding, the Kwasar often turn to play as a path to enlightenment. They reimagine their ancestral legends and heroic deeds through simulated adventures, where the apprentice becomes the hero of the tale. In these exercises, history is not merely studied — it is lived. Perhaps to you, reader, this might sound familiar, doesn’t it? It resembles what you would call RPGs.

The Kwasar call it Role-Finale — a sacred game of remembrance and imagination, where wisdom and adventure intertwine. Through Role-Finale, they relive the past, honour their ancestors, and awaken the divine spark that lies within every Kwasar.

But there is more to this tradition than play alone. For the Kwasar, teaching and creation are inseparable — they do not merely speak or act; they draw. Illustration is woven into the very fabric of their learning. Every lesson, every story, and every Role-Finale session begins with the sacred act of sketching. Before the game unfolds, Magisters and Prenovas alike depict the worlds, the heroes, and the artifacts that will shape their adventure. This ancestral custom is considered a cornerstone of Kwasar culture.

Drawing is not just art; it is understanding made visible. Through illustration, the Kwasar give shape to thought, capturing the invisible flow of energy and memory that binds all living things. Their works range from swift, elegant strokes to vast, intricate compositions that mirror the complexity of the Cosmos itself. To watch a Kwasar draw is to witness knowledge coming to life — a moment where imagination and existence become one.

As an example, contemplate this illustration — rendered in a sketch style frequently used by the Kwasar in their artistic creations. It embodies the purity of their expression: simple, spontaneous, and deeply connected to the cosmic rhythm that guides their hands:

From this moment on, you’ll begin to see a collection of colour-sketch illustrations — fragments of art and meaning that I’ll place before you as our story unfolds.

Each illustration represents a concept, a character, or a symbol — an idea that I believe you should learn and remember as we journey deeper into the world of the Kwasar.

You may use them as you wish: to inspire your imagination, to enrich your RPG adventures, to shape your heroes, or simply to collect them as relics of wonder.
Their purpose is yours to decide.

Let them awaken your curiosity, guide your creativity, and remind you that every legend, every universe, and every hero begins with a single image… and a spark of light. ✨

Educatio

Night gave way to dawn.

The immense planet Urkulo was gently bathed in the light of the sun of that majestic solar system.

The arrival of dawn bestowed upon the landscape a sublime beauty. Nature was lush and exuberant, overflowing with life. All kinds of wonderful colours adorned the trees and plants, their hues slowly fading as the first rays of sunlight touched them.

Thousands of Supreme animals awoke almost in unison, seeking their faithful companions — the Kwasar — who rested within the Mother-of-Pearl Pyramids of Thumpaadhur.

You must know — and I shall remind you many times throughout this tale, so that it may be etched into your very memory — that the Kwasar are a people formed almost entirely of women.

Only a small fraction among them are men. Yet this is no coincidence, nor a quirk of fate. It is a design — ancient, deliberate, and sacred — woven into the very balance of the Universe of Tzion.

The predominance of the feminine among the Kwasar is not a weakness, but a source of immeasurable strength. It is the harmony of creation itself — the embodiment of intuition, resilience, and celestial wisdom. Their existence sustains the equilibrium of all living worlds, for through them, the cosmic flow of life and knowledge finds its perfect resonance.

Why this is so… that, dear reader, you will come to understand as our story unfolds.
For now, simply remember this truth: wherever there is light, wherever wisdom takes shape, the spirit of the Kwasar — proud, fierce, and eternal — will always be there, guiding the stars and guarding the flame of creation...

Forgive this brief interruption in our tale — some truths must be spoken before the journey continues.

Now that this has been made clear, let us return to where we left off… to the luminous world of Urkulo, and to the story of Pandora and Circe, whose destinies are about to unfold beneath the newborn light of dawn...

Pandora, a distinguished member of the elite of the Kwasars, embodies the quintessential grace and beauty of the ProSapiens species. Tall and slender, she radiates an elegance both innate and mesmerising. Her very presence stands as a testament to the refined aesthetic and physical perfection that define her lineage, making her a true paragon of ProSapiens allure. With her poised demeanor and ethereal aura, her radiant presence exudes an otherworldly beauty — one that captivates the hearts and minds of all who are fortunate enough to behold her.

Pandora’s visage is one of flawless perfection, framed by long, gently wavy purple hair that lends her an air of mystique. Her enchanting eyes — both captivating and serene — elevate her beauty even further, a hallmark trait shared by others of her ProSapiens kind.

Hundreds of Kwasar Valkyrie were already galloping across the plains of Thumppaadhur on their majestic Supreme Horses, riding toward their daily duties. They were bonded both physically and spiritually with their magnificent Supreme companions, embodying a perfect union of strength, grace, and purpose as they traversed the vast landscapes. Together, they moved as one — a living testament to the deep harmony between the Kwasar Valkyrie and their noble steeds, each pair attuned to the pulse of their shared journey and the sacred call of their destiny.

Pandora had risen early that morning with a clear purpose in mind. Her day began with the continuation of foundational lessons on Kwasar culture, intended to deepen the understanding of her young apprentice, Circe.

Pandora held a prestigious position among the Kwasar women of Urkulo, having earned the trust of Goddark, who had personally chosen her to join the esteemed Kwasar Excelsior.

Yes, I know. You’re reading names and places that might sound unfamiliar — Urkulo, the Kwasar Excelsior, the Kwasar Valkyria, the Magisters, the Prenovas… terms that don’t belong to your world.

Don’t worry. Don’t rush to understand everything now. In time, each of these concepts will unfold before you — one revelation after another — until the great mosaic of this universe becomes clear in your mind.

You see, this story was never meant to be absorbed all at once. It’s meant to be discovered.

So allow yourself to wonder, to imagine, to feel that spark of curiosity that every traveller carries when stepping into an unknown world.

Everything will make sense — and when it does, you’ll realise that what the Kwasar created, what they fought for, what they believed in… was far greater than you could have ever imagined...

Pandora, with unwavering patience, devoted herself to training her Prenova — the term the Kwasar used for their young pupils.

Circe was also a remarkably beautiful ProSapiens, with blue hair and exquisitely symmetrical features. Though still very young, she possessed a keen intellect and a striking intuition — unusually sharp for her age — along with a curious and outgoing spirit. Her eyes, blue as amethysts, held a gaze of extraordinary allure, capable of mesmerizing all who met it.

Circe had just turned twenty years old.
At that age, the ProSapiens begin the Educatio process, during which the Magisters teach their Prenovas everything related to Kwasar culture.
Until then, a ProSapiens spends the early years of their long life growing healthy and carefree, untouched by problems or responsibilities — simply enjoying the wonders of childhood alongside others of their kind.

When they reach the age of twenty, young Kwasars begin to link their expanding knowledge to the Radix.

At this stage, each is entrusted to a Magister, forming a sacred bond between master and learner — a relationship in which the Magister assumes full responsibility for the apprentice’s education and spiritual guidance.

These Magisters often employ the history of the universe as the cornerstone of their Prenova’s training, devoting countless hours to sharing ancient and captivating tales that serve as vessels for transmitting the essential principles of Kwasar philosophy and culture.

The Magisters communicate verbally with their Prenovas, and it is quite common for them to accompany their stories with drawings created in real time.

From a very young age, the Kwasars prove to be exceptional illustrators, capable of producing breathtaking works of art in just a few seconds.
These fascinating illustrations are known as Graphia.

On the other hand, they also possess the ability to communicate telepathically.

In other words, they can directly transmit the knowledge stored within the Radix into the minds of their Prenovas, allowing the pupils to visualize concepts mentally and absorb information far more rapidly.

The Kwasar term for this skill, known as Cognitio, encompasses the unique ability of these beings to transmit knowledge and information among themselves, granting them an extraordinary level of superintelligence. It stands as a fundamental pillar of Kwasar culture and plays a pivotal role in their education and development.

Through Cognitio, the Kwasars can rapidly exchange and assimilate vast amounts of information, allowing them to grasp complex concepts, solve intricate problems, and adapt seamlessly to a multitude of circumstances.

Despite the fact that Magisters can teach rapidly through Cognitio, they often prefer to rely on traditional verbal communication, instructing their students for hours on end. This method ensures a more personal and meaningful learning experience, nurturing a deep bond between teacher and apprentice — a connection essential for the proper development of the Prenova’s personality.

Pandora, eager not to waste any more time, encouraged Circe to sit beside her. Without further delay, she began her explanation.

“Circe, it is very important to understand that at the top of the evolutionary pyramid of the universe dwell the superior beings known as the Paramount — that is, the Kwasar and the Raptor. At first glance, they may appear similar… yet they are not the same at all.”

“Yes, Master, I understand,” replied Circe softly.

Pandora picked up the pen and the canvas she had at hand. Upon it were already several drawings from their previous lessons, traces of knowledge patiently built over time.

Without wasting another moment, in the blink of an eye, Pandora sketched a new drawing and added a few notes beside it as she continued reviewing the basic concepts about the Kwasar and the Raptor with her Prenova.

“We could define the Kwasars, also known as the ProSapiens, as the very epitome of perfection and power within civilization. Our noble mission is to safeguard all forms of life that flourish throughout the vast expanse of the cosmos.”

Pandora continued to sketch effortlessly. In her mind, she held a crystal-clear image of that youthful Harpia — known as a Harpy in modern Kwasar language — who had been her very first adversary when she was still a fledgling Prenova, merely twenty-two years of age.

With a few swift strokes of her pen, Pandora outlined the features of her former adversary and inscribed the word “Harpia” beneath the illustration. Circe watched her with quiet attention and deep respect.

“We could define the Raptors, also known as the NonSapiens, as the very opposite of the Kwasars. They are the most destructive, malevolent, and corrupt civilization in the entire universe.”

“Although they are physically identical to us, one must not be deceived by their resemblance to our species — the Raptors are beings of unfathomable malevolence.”

Nova Kobra.

A metropolis located on the planet Itaka, where steel fused with stardust, where the hum of plasma reactors and the glow of neon skyscrapers pulsed like the very heartbeat of human civilization. Suspended highways coiled through the air, weaving between holographic billboards advertising cybernetic enhancements and genetic augments. Above them, drones and patrol mechs monitored the skies, their optics flashing against the endless downpour of rain.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Before we continue with the story of Nova Cobra, allow me to remind you that you can explore the full rules for Role-Finale Lite: Dystopian Edition by simply tapping the image and opening the Corebook.

This version of Role-Finale Lite has been designed for intermediate players—those who have already tasted the thrill of storytelling and wish to advance further into the art of role-playing without being overwhelmed by complexity. It offers the perfect balance between freedom and structure, between narrative depth and intuitive play.

These rules belong to the Open Codex system—free, adaptable, and alive. You are encouraged to reshape them, rewrite them, or merge them into your own worlds, stories, and universes—whether they unfold within the Kwasar Lore or beyond it. The Open Codex exists so that you, the player, are not bound by limitation but guided by imagination.

Because that is the true spirit of RPGs: they are not merely games—they are gateways of creation.
They teach, they inspire, and they remind us that every player has the power not only to play…
but to create worlds of their own.

Itaka was the crown jewel of the Central Galaxy, the beacon of humanity’s evolution and might.

And within its core, in the subterranean fortress of Zetan Base, warriors were forged.

The EliteX.

They were the pinnacle of human genetic and technological augmentation, the spearhead of Kronos' grand experiment, and the guardians of humanity’s future.

Among them, Scarlett O’Brien was unmatched.

The Immortal. The Unbreakable.
The Deadliest Weapon Humanity Had Ever Created.

At her side, two of her closest comrades walked with her.

J. Felix—a towering soldier with a scarred jawline and cybernetic arms, his muscles enhanced beyond human limits. A veteran of a hundred battles, a man who had seen planets burn and empires fall—and yet, he still fought with the reckless confidence of a man who had never lost a war.

Frate—a tactical genius, clad in an obsidian-black bodysuit, his green cybernetic eyes scanning their surroundings with quiet intensity. He was a ghost on the battlefield, moving between shadows, striking before his enemies even knew he was there.

Scarlett, J. Felix, and Frate formed a formidable combat unit known as Y3, an elite strike team within the ranks of the EliteX. Their synergy on the battlefield was legendary, their coordination honed through years of relentless training and real combat experience.

Together, they were more than just soldiers.

They were a force of nature.

When Y3 was deployed, the mission was as good as accomplished.

But tonight, they were training.

Not just for sport.

Not just to maintain their edge.

But because war was always coming.

And only the strongest survived.

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Ask it anything — from gameplay mechanics to any question you may have about the system, or even ask for help to modify the rules themselves. Remember, they are open source, free for you to adapt, expand, and reshape as you wish — that’s the true spirit of Role-Finale.

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Y3 VS THE DEMIARCH

The underground facility of Zetan Base was alive with movement. Its vast corridors pulsed with energy, filled with the relentless march of EliteX soldiers and the precise, calculated steps of advanced combat androids, also known as Autopilots.

Tactical officers moved between command stations, their eyes scanning streams of holographic data, while maintenance drones hovered along the steel walls, calibrating security turrets and repairing training modules. The scent of ionized air mixed with the distant hum of plasma reactors, a constant reminder that this was more than just a base—it was a war machine, a crucible where the strongest were forged.

Inside Zetan, EliteX soldiers engaged in high-speed virtual sparring, their bodies clashing with pulse-blades and plasma gauntlets. Combat drones weaved through the arena, simulating battlefield conditions with deadly precision. Every move, every strike, every counter was monitored, analyzed, perfected.

And at the center of it all—waiting for Scarlett, J.Felix and Frate—stood Hera.

She was unlike any other being in existence.

A fusion of Kwasar divinity and human resilience, her celestial bloodline granted her supernatural speed, strength, and vision. Her presence alone commanded attention—her golden eyes faintly glowing under the flickering neon lights, her stance exuding the elegance of a warrior goddess.

The four companions secured their robotic assault suits, the armoured plating locking into place with a series of sharp mechanical hisses. Beneath the rigid exoskeleton, the reinforced fabric flexed and adjusted seamlessly to their enhanced physiques, conforming to their every movement like a second skin.

With each step, the low hum of energy pulsed through their suits, resonating through the dimly lit corridor—a rhythmic beat of power and precision. Moving as a unit, they advanced through the access tunnel, where flickering neon strips cast jagged, shifting shadows against the cold steel walls. The air carried the faint scent of ozone and machine oil, a silent prelude to the battle ahead.

Beyond the threshold, the arena awaited—vast, illuminated by floating holographic grids and lined with reinforced barriers. And at its center, Hera stood, waiting. Unshaken. Unmoved. Her golden eyes, aglow with an ethereal light, locked onto them with an expression that was equal parts patience and challenge.

Scarlett smirked as she stepped forward, rolling her shoulders. “Took you long enough to get back from Urkulo.”

Hera crossed her arms, exhaling with quiet amusement. “I was busy ensuring humanity doesn’t collapse on itself. You should try it sometime.”

J. Felix chuckled, cracking his knuckles. “Oh, don’t worry. We’re here to do the opposite of that tonight.”

Frate adjusted his gloves, his cybernetic green eyes narrowing. “No restrictions. No safety protocols. That’s what we agreed on, right?”

Hera sighed, stepping onto the combat platform. “Then let’s see if you can break me.”

The room darkened.

Combat mode: Activated.

A synthesized voice echoed through the chamber:

"Sparring Simulation Engaged. No Limits. Begin."

Scarlett exhaled, her muscles tightening.

This wasn’t just training.

It was a war between titans.

And she intended to win.

🔥 TO BE CONTINUED… 🔥

IMPORTANT NOTE: This story ends here… for now.
But it will continue — perhaps written by you, with your imagination, your friends, and your own RPG adventures…
or perhaps told once more by Pandora to Circe, somewhere in the timeless forests of Urkulo. Of that, you can be certain.

Right below, you’ll find a Quick Adventure — a one-shot designed to let you dive straight into the world of Role-Finale. Simply tap the image below to access the adventure and download the pre-made character sheets, ready for you to play straight away.

And remember — you can forge your own character tokens using the illustrations from this story. Print them, craft them, and bring them to life on your tabletop.
Then, open the adventure we’ve prepared especially for you, gather your friends, and begin your journey right now — your story begins the very moment you choose to play.

Circe remained silent for a moment, her gaze lost among the shifting lights of the forest. The story of Nova Kobra still echoed in her mind — those powerful characters standing against an imminent invasion, the humans who defied their own extinction. She turned to her Magister, her eyes wide with awe.

“I… I didn’t know humans could become so powerful,” she whispered.

Pandora smiled faintly, her voice calm but weighted with ancient truth.
“Never underestimate the humans, Circe. They possess an innate power within — a boundless potential that often lies dormant until necessity awakens it. Their minds are vast, their will unyielding. They are builders of empires and dreamers of impossible worlds. For ages, we have lived beside them, guiding them, watching them rise and fall. With the right guidance, they can become extraordinary. But under the wrong one…” — she paused, her eyes darkening — “they can become the architects of their own ruin.”

Circe leaned forward eagerly. “Then tell me more, please. I want to understand them better.”

Pandora shook her head gently. “Not yet, my dear Prenova. You now know enough to glimpse who the humans of the Dystopian Worlds truly are — strong, brilliant, and dangerous. To understand them further, you must become one of them.”

“Become one of them?”

“Yes,” Pandora replied. “Soon you will join your fellow Prenovas in your next Role-Finale training. You will assume the role of a human within a dystopian world, and through that experience, you will learn what drives them — their fears, their hopes, their defiance. Only by walking in their place will you truly understand what it means to be human.”

Circe nodded slowly, absorbing every word. The forest shimmered with quiet energy, as if listening.

“But now,” Pandora continued, her tone shifting, a mysterious glimmer lighting her eyes, “let me tell you another story — one far closer to home. It happened here, long ago, on Urkulo itself. It is the tale of a group of Kwasar, whose training will soon mirror your own.”

“Their training?” Circe asked, her curiosity reignited.

“Yes,” Pandora said softly. “They faced the Symbiont Trials — a path every true Kwasar must endure. It is a sacred process, harsh and transformative, for it unlocks the deepest layers of our power. You, too, will one day face it.”

Circe hesitated, lowering her voice. “The Primordial Symbionts… I’ve heard terrible stories about the fusion. That it’s painful. That it changes you forever.”

“It does,” Pandora admitted. “It is painful. It demands strength — not only of the body, but of the soul. Yet through it, we become who we are meant to be. I went through it myself, as did every Kwasar before you. And when your time comes, you will endure it too… and rise stronger than you ever imagined.”

She placed a hand gently upon Circe’s shoulder. “Now listen carefully, my apprentice. What I am about to tell you is not merely a story — it is a lesson written in pain, courage, and destiny.”

And as the light dimmed beneath the vast forest canopy, Pandora began to speak again — her voice carrying the weight of another legend, one that would shape Circe’s path forever.

THE LEGACY OF GENESIS, The Seekers of the Moon .

The wind whispered through the lush trees of the Syracuse Forests, carrying with it the echoes of ancient legends. The light of Urkulo filtered through the emerald canopy, casting golden glimmers on the ground and stretching elongated shadows over the four young warriors who knelt in silence on one knee, their posture disciplined and unwavering.

At the front of the sacred grounds stood Sahara, her presence as steadfast as the mountains surrounding them.

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Sahara was a Kwasar of the Genesis lineage — Genesis, the Immortal Queen, the Sovereign of Sovereigns.
Thus, Sahara was a direct descendant of the first and most powerful Kwasar ever created.
From Genesis’ DNA emerged a lineage of warriors whose potential was unmatched.

And now, before her, knelt her four Prenovas — young and still inexperienced, yet bound by blood to follow the same path. These four warriors had trained relentlessly for this very moment, for they too were direct descendants of Genesis. They could not afford to disappoint their Magister. As members of the Genesis lineage, they had to prove themselves worthy.

Africa, Pamela, Calliope, and Paris.

Each bore the unmistakable mark of their heritage as members of the Kwasar species: their hair, naturally a deep and fluid black, possessed a singular trait — as their power rose, it would shift through every shade of blue, from the darkest midnight to the most radiant sapphire. This chromatic transformation was unique to the Genesis bloodline; only those descended from the pure line of Genesis possessed the ability to alter their hair into such hues of blue — a living testament to their origin.

They were warriors in training, their strength still unrefined, their abilities yet to awaken.

That day would mark the beginning of their transformation.

Sahara’s golden gaze swept over her disciples, and her voice cut through the wind like a sharpened blade.

“Rise.”

THE FOUR PRENOVAS

The four Prenovas rose in unison, their backs straight, their expressions unreadable. They had honed their bodies and minds through relentless training, mastering combat, discipline, and strategy. But today was different. Today, they would take their first step toward true power.

Sahara turned on her heel, her dark cloak billowing behind her like a living shadow. Her golden eyes locked onto the Prenovas, and in that instant, the air itself seemed to vibrate with an unseen force. Thanks to her Cognitio abilities, she could project vivid visual representations directly into their minds, weaving ethereal visions that shimmered like liquid light within their thoughts.

Around them, the world seemed to fade. The whisper of the wind ceased, leaves hung suspended in the air as if time itself had momentarily held its breath. Before each Prenova, images began to take form in the void—Figures of ancient Kwasars, legendary warriors whose names had been etched into eternity, materialized before them. These were not mere illusions but echoes of a forgotten past, fragments of knowledge woven into the very fabric of the Universe of Tzion

—You have been chosen to walk the path of Genesis, the legacy of the First. But power alone does not define a Kwasar.

Her voice resonated within them, not only in their ears but deep within their very souls. Sahara raised a hand, and with a simple motion, the visions intensified. They saw battles buried in the memory of the Cosmos, flashes of pure energy tearing through the skies, and the silhouette of a figure engulfed in a blinding radiance—Genesis, the First.

She turned to face them, her expression unwavering, her tone indomitable.

“It is knowledge that separates a warrior from a mere fighter. And today, you will learn of the beings who have walked beside us since the dawn of our existence — the Primordial Symbionts.

Created in honour of Genesis, and forged by Kronos himself, they were conceived to divinize his first creation — and, through it, to sanctify the entire Kwasar species.”

At the utterance of that name, the air around them seemed to shift, as if the Universe of Tzion itself acknowledged the weight of those words.

Sahara’s gaze sharpened.

"The Primordial Symbionts are not mere creatures. They are ancient beings, born from the will of Kronos himself — the Architect of Power, the Creator of the Eternal Cycle. They exist to enhance, strengthen, and embellish the Kwasar. They are a gift — but also a test. Only those who are worthy may command them."

She extended her hand toward the Prenovas, amplifying her Cognitio abilities, and holographic projections came to life — vivid images of magical armours forged through the power of the Primordial Symbionts.

Towering soldiers, their bodies fused with Primordial Symbionts.
Legendary warriors, wielding weapons forged from living metal.
Ancestors of the Kwasar species, clad in radiant bio-armours, standing unshaken amidst the perils of war.

Africa clenched her fists, her heart pounding with raw, electrifying anticipation.

Pamela held her breath, mesmerized by the imposing figures, feeling a deep, primal call awaken within her soul.

Calliope analyzed every detail, already scheming how she might command and master such power.

Paris, always the most composed, narrowed her eyes, her curiosity burning behind an unreadable façade.

Sahara let them absorb the vision before she continued.

“For thousands of cycles, the Primordial Symbionts have existed alongside us. They are neither mindless tools nor passive allies. They are alive — wild, untamed, and fierce. They do not bow to weakness. They do not serve the unworthy.”

Her voice lowered, carrying both reverence and warning.

“And yet, those who forge the bond… those who prove themselves capable of commanding a Primordial Symbiont…”

She stepped forward, her golden gaze cutting through them like a blade of light.

“Will rise above all others.”

A dense silence fell upon them — heavy with anticipation, challenge, and destiny.

Then, Sahara spoke the words that would change their lives forever.

“Each of you must forge a bond with your first Primordial Symbiont.”

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The Prenovas stiffened.

"You must bind with them. You must master them. And when the time comes, you will wield their power in battle."

A slow, knowing smile curved Sahara’s lips.

"If they don’t kill you first."

THE SECRET OF THE PRIMORDIAL SYMBIONTS

Sahara remained silent for a moment, allowing the weight of her words to settle deep within her Prenovas. She knew that in their minds, questions, doubts, and a spark of insatiable curiosity had already ignited. Then, with the composure of a Magister and the presence of a warrior goddess, she stepped forward and continued.

“The Primordial Symbionts are not like us,” she said, her voice steady as the rock beneath their feet. “They have no fixed form — no bones, no flesh. Their essence is a living fluid, a dense and viscous substance, dark as oil yet older than any forged metal, more powerful than any weapon ever created. They were conceived to merge with our skin, to connect with our nervous system, to bind with our very cells and fuse with us as one — two beings enhancing each other through a perfect, sacred symbiosis.”

She lifted her hand, and once again her Cognitio abilities shimmered to life. Holographic energy rippled outward, shaping into ethereal visions. Before the four young Kwasars, a veil of spectral figures emerged — liquid shadows slithering across the earth, serpentine forms gliding through the air, streams of living matter drifting weightlessly through the void.

“They are countless,” Sahara continued. “Each belongs to a different family, a distinct essence. Some dwell deep beneath Urkulo, hidden beneath layers of rock and ash, slumbering since time beyond memory. Others move through the oceans, entwined with the tides and currents. Some whisper within the wind — unseen, yet ever-present. And others dwell in the heart of flame, dancing invisibly among the fires. They are spirits of creation, shaping themselves into viscous form to walk among us when they choose.”

Pamela felt a shiver crawl down her spine.

And if they’re hidden… how can we find them?” Africa asked, her tone defiant yet laced with a quiet tremor of emotion.

Sahara fixed her with an unyielding gaze, the weight of centuries gleaming in her golden eyes.

“It is not about finding them,” she replied softly but firmly. “It is about attracting them… calling them… and, above all, proving that you are worthy of them. But for that to happen, a Sapiens must allow it — one who already knows them, who has lived beside them. Only such a warrior can pass down the knowledge of the Primordial Symbionts to their Prenova. And that,” she added, her tone solemn and resolute, “is why I am here today.”

The words lingered in the air like a sacred challenge.

Then Sahara extended both hands. A pulse of invisible energy surged outward — a deep, harmonic vibration that resonated through the earth and air alike. The forest hushed. Even the wind seemed to hold its breath.

A low tremor rippled beneath their feet, as though something ancient was awakening below.

And then… it happened.

From the void between worlds, before Sahara, a liquid light began to rise — a radiant substance seeping through the cracks of reality. Like a droplet of starlight sliding through darkness, the viscous mass pulsed with energy, glowing softly before crystallizing into a visible hue.

Its color was mesmerizing — a fusion of luminous pink and deep violet, shifting and swirling like light reflected on silk. The substance shimmered and breathed, its dense surface alive with motion, oscillating gently in the air, as if waiting… for something.

Or someone.

The four Prenovas watched with wide eyes, each reacting in their own way to the unfolding miracle. Pamela slightly parted her lips, her expression caught between wonder and disbelief. Calliope tilted her head, observing with the precision of a scholar dissecting truth itself. Africa clenched her fists, her impatience flaring like a spark in the silence. Paris, ever composed, stood unmoving—her sharp gaze analyzing every flicker, every pulse of light with surgical focus.

Without breaking her gaze from the hovering entity, Sahara slowly extended her hand. The Primordial Symbiont responded instantly, its luminescent form drifting toward her palm as if drawn by gravity itself.

“This,” she said, her voice carrying both reverence and command, “is a Primordial Symbiont—one of many that dwell within Urkulo. It is not merely a creature… it is a living legacy.”

Then Sahara turned her back to her Prenovas, the glowing being hovering beside her like a silent witness of destiny.

The Primordial Symbiont seemed to sense her final call and responded. In a single, fluid motion, the liquid mass stretched toward her—slithering across the ground before rising into the air, spiraling around her with serpentine grace. Within seconds, the radiant substance enveloped Sahara’s body like a second skin, molding to her with flawless precision.

Then came the surge. A burst of luminous energy rippled through the clearing as the viscous form began to shift and solidify, transforming into an armor fused seamlessly with her flesh—until Sahara and the Symbiont were indistinguishable, bound as one living being.

It was her attire, her protection, her amplifier of power. Her Asgardian Suit had begun to take shape.

The transformation was awe-inspiring.

Her dark cloak dissolved in a shimmer of fading fabric, replaced by a living bio-skin that adapted perfectly to her physique—each contour, each movement, each heartbeat reflected in the subtle glow of the armor’s surface. It pulsed softly, alive, breathing in unison with her.

It was no longer clothing—it was a manifestation of will and divinity.

But Sahara was not finished.

With a deep exhale, Sahara extended her other hand, closed her eyes, and summoned once more. This time, the very air trembled with power. From the darkness between the trees, a second substance began to emerge.

This one was utterly different. It did not shine, nor did it reflect light like the first. It was black as the void, absorbing every glimmer around it — as if darkness itself had taken liquid form.

The Prenovas felt a shiver crawl across their skin. This Primordial Symbiont was not only different in color — its presence was heavier, denser, and far more ancient. It felt alive with something primal, something that carried both power and peril, as though it were forged from the essence of shadow itself.

When Sahara called to it, the black symbiont floated toward her with the same grace, yet its fusion was different. It did not rush to consume her skin; instead, it hovered for a moment, studying her, almost… choosing her in return.

Then it descended slowly, wrapping itself around the first symbiont — the radiant pink — intertwining with it in an intricate dance of light and darkness. The two forces merged, their energies weaving into living patterns that shifted and flowed across her body like cosmic rivers in motion.

The union of both created something entirely new — an equilibrium between brilliance and shadow, beauty and danger, creation and destruction.

The colour of Sahara’s Asgardian Suit began to shift — a perfect fusion of the two Primordial Symbionts. The radiant pink remained dominant, yet it now pulsed with streaks of liquid black that moved like ethereal fire, giving her armor a depth and ferocity that seemed almost alive.

Once bound to her body, the Symbionts stirred. The union was not gentle. It was not merely physical — it was a battle of consciousness, a collision of wills between warrior and living entity. These were no mindless tools; they were sentient forces, driven by instinct, desire, and the will to dominate. Upon merging with a host, they sought control — testing her strength, probing her spirit, pushing to bend her essence to their own.

The assault began deep within. A surge of searing pain ignited across her body, spreading through her nerves like a storm of fire. The Symbionts clawed at her mind, attempting to overwrite her consciousness — to claim her, cell by cell, heartbeat by heartbeat.

But Sahara was no novice, no fragile vessel. She was a Kwasar Magister, forged in fire, unyielding in spirit. Her will burned hotter than any torment. With a guttural growl, she straightened her spine, eyes closed, focusing on the core of her power — that sacred spark born from Genesis herself.

A golden aura erupted from her skin like invisible flame. The air quaked. With one commanding motion, she repelled the invading force. Her mind was a fortress, her body a temple of mastery. The Primordial Symbionts would not control her — she would command them.

For a single heartbeat, the air hummed with violent tension — and then, the Symbionts yielded. Their defiance melted into harmony, their chaotic energy folding into hers in perfect synchrony. The bond was sealed — will and instinct united as one.

The bio-skin shimmered with renewed brilliance, adapting to her with flawless precision. Sahara opened her eyes, now gleaming with golden light, and turned to her Prenovas with the faintest trace of a smile.

“This is the true power of the Primordial Symbionts,” she said, her voice steady, resonant. “They do not merely attach to us — they evolve with us. They grow, fuse, and transform. Every action we take, every choice we make, reshapes the way they bind to our essence.”

The four young warriors could barely contain their awe. Africa licked her dry lips. Pamela’s pulse quickened. Calliope swallowed hard, her analytical mind momentarily silenced. Even Paris, ever composed, felt the weight of emotion crack through her stoic mask.

Sahara stepped forward, her form radiant and commanding, the living armor pulsing in perfect harmony with her breath.

“This is your first gift,” she declared, flexing her gloved hands, now encased in the shimmering hues of blue and black. “When you accept the fusion, they spread across your body, becoming your Second Skin — your Asgardian Suit.”

Her new bio-skin pulsed with an ethereal glow. Its surface was neither smooth nor static but throbbed with living energy, constantly flowing and shifting its design into intricate patterns, like a river carving its own path.