The first crackling strands of space and time were found near the edges of neon mists, rocking the earth with loud crunches as matter is folded into itself and sparkling scars dotted the land.

Slowly, the fluctuation became commonplace and the creatures of the world had begun to develop in unexpected ways.

Humanity was never the same.

The edges of reality had become malleable, attempting to seat itself within the scope of human comprehension but constantly buckling against the knowable and the imaginable.

Sentient lifeforms understood the comfort of Euclidean solidity, but the humanoid form was regarded by many as static and antiquarian.

The diamonds were first discovered in a flooded ravine; its surface rippled with infinite potentiality.

A dome of brilliant dots sprouted from thin air as the bobbing sphere arrived at the center of the lake.

Further analysis is required.

The densest stretches of mist contain their own nascent realities, twisting in and out of existence for proportionate eons before folding in on themselves for good.