CROSSOVER
Creating the most fascinating Sci Fi saga of recent times
...Mysterious figures appeared in six different worlds, thus starting a race against a nefarious fate.
Six races were chosen to participate in this odyssey, which will lead them to interact with each other in order to avoid a major catastrophe.
Will they be able to put aside their differences or will they succumb to their beliefs, destroying each other before the end of times?...
They are the least evolved among the six races. These elementals inhabit a world called Luonto. While living in harmony with their environment, their racial disputes and social wars have marked their war history as sons of the goddess Lamakrista.
Technomages inhabitants of Tekuno. Followers of the doctrines and teachings of the god Yoretzu. Their society is based on the use of magic glass containers that are quickly running out, so they must find a solution to this problem before their society collapses.
A race of immortals who abandoned their physical bodies and gender to attain enlightenment by becoming one with their creator, the god Ubab Kudala. Originally from Ukuvu, they make use of their living technology to find their response to definitive evolution.
They are the children of the god Nol'shoy Zber. Inhabitants of Logov, a world that was brought to the brink of extinction by unknown invaders. Now under a matriarchal government they struggle to survive between the remnants of a lost war and the shadows of their past, as they try to recover what was once taken from them.
Living machines inhabiting flying cities. They follow the teachings of their creator, a two-faced god named Fortsh and Dasgan. Their technology is based on steam and electricity, and is what they use to try to replicate the greatest work of their creator...themselves.
They carry the banner of the goddess Uhla-Bau, carrying her faith to all corners of her world and beyond. Their culture and society is based on the cult of their dead goddess which in return gave them the knowledge of necro-engineering.
Amilcar Ponce De Leon began writing Crossover more than five years ago as a way of therapy for his BPD as he was traveling through South America. This is why the worlds he describes in his work are as varied as they are strange at once. He is currently dedicated full-time to writing and developing the Crossover saga.