The scene begins with Adam Vyren—a half-human, half-jinn hybrid born in the deepest roots of the Underworld.
Adam was no ordinary half-breed; he was the result of the impossible union between human and jinn—Harmony and Chaos, Life and Decay, Creation and Entropy made flesh.
His father, Vyren, the strongest Jinn King to ever exist.
His mother, Sara, the fiercest Egyptian spiritual warrior of her era.
From their bond came a child that should not have been possible—one who bridged two paradoxical forces that could never coexist.
Yet, against every law of existence, Adam's soul bore no conflict.
His human and jinn essences intertwined perfectly, living as one. No imbalance, no inner war, no fracture of identity—only a seamless wholeness that neither side of creation could understand.
But peace never lasts.
Shortly after his birth—on the 41st of Reverdrazn in the Underworld, and the 21st of May in the human world—Vyren and Sara faced an unbearable truth:
For Adam to live, they would have to die.
That final night, they remained beside their one-year-old son.
Sara held him close while Vyren prepared the ritual that would seal their fate.
Her voice trembled as she hummed a lullaby, eyes heavy with grief—a pain only a mother could carry when joy comes at the cost of life itself.
She leaned close, pressing her lips to her child's forehead.
Her whisper broke through the quiet like a dying prayer.
Sara: "I know you're not awake… and you haven't yet opened your awareness.
But when you grow strong, and when you return to this world—our world—please forgive us, my son.
We will always love you. Even beyond death, beyond afterlife, beyond all things."
One final kiss lingered on his head before she rose to join Vyren.
Together, they faced the place where love would become sacrifice.
With their joined essence—his power and her spirit—they released everything.
A flash of brilliance tore through the dark as Adam vanished, sent across dimensions to the human world.
An eternal Veil shrouded him, a seal bound to protect him until the day it would unravel on its own.
The ritual complete, silence filled the void where two of the greatest beings once stood.
And somewhere between existence and oblivion, the question began to echo:
When the heir of both worlds rises… will existence consume him?
Or will the half-breed ascend to rule over reality itself?