The vast gulf of meta space-time that holds all of creation is littered with bubbles of all shapes and sizes, each with its own set of rules and laws. Many of these pockets are lifeless: bound by multiple time-like dimensions, they are incompatible with the inherently linear process of chemical evolution—others are merely too difficult to access, or lack the resources necessary to justify colonization.

Some, however, are well-connected. Thet is a prime example of this. In its infancy, it contained only two tiny little planets and a single star; a microscopic dot compared to our own. But its unique position and unusual dimensional configuration have made it the perfect conduit for interplanar travel and commerce, and as such it has accrued quite a diverse population of permanent residents—both good-natured and vengeful.

In its present state, Thet is best described as a slowly-turning vortex of floating islands, driven to turn by a vast and ancient system of gravitational eccentricities. On these rocks are many tales ancient and peculiar, of empires risen and fallen, of centuries come and gone. But it's not abandoned—in every tiny little corner there is life, be it mechanical or biological, and these old buildings, both ruined and standing, still have many stories to tell. What will you find there?