The Omniverse

**The Omniverse** is a zone/region covering the entire space-time, as well as everything that existed, exists and will exist in reality (and in fiction) in the universe of the same name.

The Omniverse, respectively, and everything in it, consists of the smallest building blocks of reality - Chromosomes.

No one knows if something exists outside the Omniverse or if it can be left at all, which is why we also don't have any photos depicting the Omniverse as a whole. It may very well be infinite, but it may also have boundaries. The reason for the Omniverse's genesis is still uncertain and debated upon. Unlike different universes, The Omniverse is constantly moving along with all its contents in a straight line. Relative to its anchor points (artifacts), which do not allow key areas to change the trajectory and speed of movement, other areas and inter-realm objects can move in any direction, but they will still be carried away by the cosmic current.

## Composition

The Omniverse is divided into smaller universes (and fictional metaverses), but they are not considered the main units of measurement. Instead, the Omniverse is divided into separate regions of space, known as Realms. Some Realms were formed on the borders of small universes, others interlock two or more universes together with their boundary formation, but such cases are extremely rare.

Control Chromosomes with an area from 2 m2 to 192.4 km2 fly along the inter-realm space, parallel to the movement of artifacts. Their exact purpose has not been yet researched, but it is assumed that due to their incredibly high amount of Chromic Energy, they can, in aid of artifacts, support the vital activity of the Omniverse, its movement and even control time. It was found that, unlike artifacts, control Chromosomes are invulnerable to damage.

## Dimensions

The Omniverse is classified to be a region of space-time located in Dimension 2—5. Henceforth, the terms *Dimension 2—5* and *The Omniverse* suppose the same plane of existence; however, it is not entirely clear whether this Dimension contains any objects other than the Omniverse itself.

Omniversal beings have been observed to be able to travel into Dimension 2—0 and Dimension 3—0 (and their in-betweens alike) while still experiencing the same effects as if travelling through the Omniverse itself.

## Classifications

Despite their vastness and the huge number of all known inhabited Realms, together they do not make up even 1% of the Realms that already exist or, at least, may exist in the Omniverse. According to its Realmical structure, the Omniverse is usually divided into four groups: the Old Omniverse, the New Omniverse, the Newest Omniverse, and the Unobserved Omniverse.

### Old Omniverse

The Old Omniverse represents the very first Realms that formed shortly after the Omniverse was created.

It is impossible to accurately measure the Omniverse's age, but according to experts, there are Realms that are much older than others, and some are yet even older. These Realms are positioned relatively close to each other, which is why their inhabitants (or what is left of them) can move around them with comparative ease.

The Old Omniverse still cannot be called the centre of the Omniverse, since in all directions the space-time around these Realms is infinite, as it is infinite around all other objects in outer space.

### New Omniverse

The New Omniverse represents all the Realms that formed after the event called the Great Crunch. The novelty of these Realms is determined by the large age gap separating them from Realms of the Old Omniverse (usually at least 409,050,231 CH).

   In the New Omniverse, there is a significant improvement in the Chromic structure of space-time and the "carcass" of Realms. Conditions here are the most favourable for the existence of higher Chromic entities, which usually greatly differ from the more primitive beings that arose in the Old Omniverse.

Unlike the Old Omniverse, the New Omniverse is not enclosed in several spheres (universes), and its Realms are scattered throughout space-time in a chaotic manner. Several New Realms, due to an error in Chromosomal algorithms, have originated in the spheres of the Old Omniverse, which is why their Chromic structure gradually began to decay down to a composition that is only partly the structure of the Old Omniverse.

### Newest Omniverse

The Newest Omniverse includes absolutely all Realms that meet at least two of the following criteria:

* There are no intelligent forms of life in the Realm;
* The region did not arise earlier than 3,000,000 CH B.C. (according to the new time style);
* The Chromic structure of the Realm is unexplorable by old traditional equipment and/or is fundamentally modified/strengthened.

Usually such Realms are small in size and fly in a chaotic manner through the Omniverse, nearly always ignoring its cosmic flow. It often happens that such micro-Realms collide with other, older Realms, but they almost never cause harm due to their small area, mass and persistent Chromic structure. Scientists call the Newest Realms the "Omniverse's strength experiment" according to observations showing that every day the newest Realms that are being produced are more and more in diameter compared to the previous ones. This may indicate that the so-called Superrealm will soon be generated - also known as the largest and most durable Realm in its Chromic structure and matter, surpassing everything that existed before it.

Due to frequent errors in the Chromosomal algorithms, which occur even more often here than in the New Omniverse (due to a new and unexplored Chromic structure), some Realms appear in space in the form of completely black spheres. Due to such algorithmic errors, the Chromic pressure in such areas increases, so that some of them break up/decay into separate Chromosomes just a few CH after their genesis. They are called damaged Realms, and a prolonged stay in them is not recommended to any entity. Some people have shared observations that, despite the fact that the outside area is a black sphere, there can be a completely constructed world inside, although very often it seems surreal, uncanny and strange, since the objects inside are intermixed together in no particular pattern. If there is no natural sky in the area, instead of it, one will not see the Omniverse, but rather an impenetrable darkness. Nevertheless, it is possible to pass through this black shell. It is assumed that the damaged Realms are enveloped in a shell of darkness to hide the Chromosomal algorithms' errors from prying eyes, but the real cause has not been established.

It is unknown if this will be the last Realm to appear in the Omniverse, but approximately 12.7% of experts say that, after the creation of the Superrealm, the Omniverse will have drained all its resources to create new Realms, and that the Superrealm will be the last inanimate macroscopic object to be created naturally.