Arcanet Universe

Start with the door you can actually walk through: The Sagan Twins Saga, Book One — Storm Protocol. Hawk and Nik Sagan arrive at Voltura’s Academy of Applied Magic & Technology, a city-state where memory—not matter—is the fabric of reality and where ancient spellcraft argues with sentient systems for custody of the future. Stormglass bridges store lightning, streets run on living code, and every rule is written twice—once in runes, once in algorithms.

Beyond the Academy’s oath of balance lies the older engine of the world: the Codex, a self-writing record that remembers what history discards. Its encrypted entries braid mages, machinists, and dreamers into patterns they rarely see until it’s too late. Relics from the forgotten endings—lattice coins, shard keys, living constructs—still circulate like rumors with mass.

This is the Arcanet Universe: a rebuilt civilization after three quiet apocalypses, organized around five Paradigms—Stormwrights, Dreamweavers, Arcanists, Technomancers, Synthari—each convinced their method best tames wonder without killing it. Magitech here isn’t “gear”; it’s ecosystem. Every construct hums with intention; every model carries a trace of soul. Storm Protocol is your on-ramp into that living network—luminous, fallible, and human—where remembering can change the world and forgetting can end it again.