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Universo stella multiversalis

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Summary

Revenant's own completely original universe. These are just character sheets.

Genre
Scifi
Author
Revenant_13
Status
2mo ago
Chapters
6
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

basic information 1

BASIC INFORMATION

Following the laws of physics, creating a new power scale, and introducing new characters. I decided to create this universe where I can establish a power scale and design my own characters—some weak, some strong. I’ll start by creating characters numbered from 1 to [undefined], so I’ll have a way to keep track of them.

The current year [that is, the most recent one, which for us would be 2026] is the 45th century—45,037, to be exact.

World—which for us would be Earth—is called Herux here, a planet very similar to ours that orbits in a massive solar system in the Andromeda Galaxy. This is the Nexus solar system, with a massive sun and eight planets; Herux is the seventh. Herux is a giant planet, the same size as our sun, except that the sun of the Nexus solar system is 150,000,000 times larger than Herux. It has many countries and continents, which I’ll develop later.

I decided to include a power source based on physics.

Power Source: “Urkraft”

Energy used to fuel your abilities; the more energy or control you have, the easier it will be to use your powers. Ordinary humans have a maximum and minimum of 100, and since they are unaware of its existence, they cannot increase or decrease it, nor can they use it.

People who have the ability to sense this or know about it directly have between 1,000 and 1,000,000,000. Although there is a human limit—if you’re just an ordinary human but know about this and possess 499,999, and you increase it or obtain more than 500,001—your body It would automatically explode due to a lack of skills or control; there are few such cases—almost none—but it is a remote possibility, even for the vast majority of the population.

Basic Energy: “Universal Energy”

The fundamental energy that determines the continued existence of a being or object within the universe. It cannot be generated, stolen, or artificially increased; it is impossible to run out of it or to increase your energy—or that of the things around you, such as a plant—beyond what you already have. Depending on how much you have, your lifespan is longer, ranging from 1 to infinity. For example, if you have 98 units of energy, you will live for 98 years; you cannot extend your life or die sooner, since reaching 98 is your future and your path. Is it possible to see this? Perhaps. Everything has a quantity, or a minimum value for each object or being; a human being has a minimum of 1, or 0 if they die prematurely.(((((((((()))))))))))))

soo… well, here is it the monsters etc…

IPL = Inform—Protect—Live. Here we are once again; on this page, you’ll find all kinds of information, just as our NAME suggests and INDICATES. It doesn’t mean anything else.

[OK, joking aside, the true and real meaning of IPL is: I = Invoke, P = Possess, L = Liquidate, but that’s a secret :P]

The planet Herux, being so large, has many unknown places. Even though it’s the 45th century, their technology isn’t all that impressive—just ordinary cars, basic plasma guns, etc…

The difference is that there are monsters and terrifying supernatural creatures, which I’ll go into detail about here.

The danger level of creatures is determined by stars, ranging from 1 to 5 (including 1.5, for example). The most dangerous ones are the five-star creatures, plus a “certificate of destruction” that explains why. Most five-star creatures guarantee 100% certain death for an average person, but it also depends on the creature—that’s why they’re documented. Those rated 4.5 stars and below generally result in a 60% chance of certain death or higher.

On the other hand, when they’re completely harmless, they have 0 stars, or -1 if they help others by healing wounds or guiding lost travelers.

They are also divided into different groups: 1: fauna, 2: monsters. Group 1 is entirely ordinary, as it consists of natural wildlife, and every grotesque or abnormal trait has a fully justified function. Group 2 consists of monsters—killers driven solely by the desire to kill humans, anomalies possessing abnormal abilities or physical traits that serve no purpose other than to frighten.

To provide a guide on how to create them, we’ll start with creatures using the basic laws, the Urkraft,

etc…

1 [Exit smile] group: monster, class: 4.5 stars—dangerous and deadly, but avoidable and you can run away from them.

A small creature no larger than 15 centimeters, it has often been spotted in abandoned places. Its body is strangely cute, with short limbs, no hands or feet, smooth grayish skin, and a head replaced by an “exit” sign. What makes this creature dangerous is that its appearance is deceptive; in reality, this façade of a small, cute creature hides thousands upon thousands of tiny wires that make up its body and connect to its “Exit” sign head. When it attacks, it transforms, since it has a large amount of Urkraft stored solely in its “Exit” sign-shaped head—which is also its weakness. When it transforms, it takes on a monstrous appearance, standing over 3.05 meters tall according to the latest reports, with long limbs, although its entire body appears to be nothing more than a jumble of intertwined cables forming its tall frame, which Yes, that’s right—these cables are ordinary cables that he creates with his Urkraft, and which he uses to strangle his prey. He’s a born hunter, using his gentle facade to trap people who are exploring abandoned buildings. He hides in abandoned places, trying to attract attention with his facade and telling people where the supposed “exit” is. What makes him even more dangerous is his own body, because when you try to strike him, throw a projectile, or cast magic—since he’s made only of controlled cables—he can move them to dodge, or the attack simply won’t affect him at all. His only weakness is his sign-shaped head, which, being more solid and where he stores his Urkraft, is his vulnerable spot.

2 [skin-stealers] group: monster class 4.9, dangerous, hunters, difficult to identify/track.

They have no defined form, and no Skin-Stealers have ever been recorded without their victims’ skin; in short, they are creatures that steal their victims’ skin to blend into society, hunt more humans, and reach ██████████], and to be able to ██████████ . They are difficult to identify because they eat their victims’ insides and then take their skin; by consuming them like breadcrumbs, they absorb their memories and behavior by fusing their brains with the ██████████. Their prey includes: ██████████ ██████ and ████ ██████████ ███ █████ ███

[This information has been redacted because you do not have the required level. Required level: 06. Log in with your assigned code before posting the link.]

3 [Giowl] Group: Fauna Class 0.5; not dangerous, but it can scratch you if you disturb it.

It’s just a giant owl, approximately 3–5 meters in size. They are stalkers and very stealthy; they pursue their prey by gathering information and then kill them by pouncing. They are very quiet and elusive; they can hide behind a tree despite their size. Although it’s still unknown how or why, most sightings have occurred in this manner. Not much is known about them yet, and there isn’t much documentation.

4 [K-87 Virus] Group: Monster, Class 0 Infection, Defunct—it no longer exists because we’ve already obtained all the information and the cure. You must be Level 19 to access this report. If you’re Level 19, click here: [Enter]. If you’re not high enough level, it won’t even let you in.