Cosmic Wayfinder
As the day dawned, a man stood in front of a tombstone. Upon closer inspection, this particular tombstone had nothing written upon it, not even a name. The man had not come to pay respects, but rather to tell a story; his story. Part I It was twenty years ago when Nolan's teacher, while on his deathbed, extolled the virtues of science and warned him of its dangers. Nolan knew his teacher had always worried about him. Nolan specialized in the study of the multiverse, and he theorized that their universe was just one of countless others, like a drop in the ocean. But how could humans ever hope to measure the vastness of the cosmos when their life span would not even register on the cosmic scale? Perhaps through his research, Nolan will discover a bright new future for the Land of Dawn, but more likely he will toil in obscurity for the rest of his days. Science was both his blessing and his curse. But he was a scholar of Eruditio, someone who fought for the freedom of others, and he n...