Long after earth, humanity had spread its reach all throughout the universe, conquering everything that exists. After basically an eternity longer, the last star in the universe went out. Even as this last star went out, humanity persevered. As everything they knew died around them, humans survived on self-sustaining space stations, orbiting around black holes. These stations were fueled by the blackhole's rotational energy, allowing them to function until a blackhole stopped spinning. After another eternity, without enough black holes spinning fast enough, the population dwindled without enough energy to sustain them. Even with the humans and their god-like knowledge of the world around them, they needed a fuel source to survive, yet as the black holes began to slow, no such energy source could be found.

Eventually, the last human was born. On a massive space station orbiting around a black hole, he finds himself alone, with nothing but a computer A. I to be his companion. Who is he? Where are all the other humans? Is he truly alone? After what seemed like hundreds of years, but was probably longer, this lonely human lets himself and his space station get sucked into a black hole, unable to bear the loneliness. Instead of dying while being crushed, and spaghettified by the blackholes singularity, he found himself in an entirely new universe, brimming with energy and wonder. Blackholes were so dense, that they warped spacetime enough to make a wormhole to another universe. Join him on his journey, as in this new universe, he learns and uncovers the truth about what really happened to the race of gods, otherwise known as humans.