Three years had passed since the great transformation, and the world was no longer recognizable to those who remembered the old reality. What had been a seamless integration of dimensions was now showing signs of catastrophic failure. The barrier between transformed and untransformed humans was not stable. It was deteriorating with each passing day.
Marcus, existing now in a form that spanned multiple dimensions simultaneously, felt the problem as a constant ache at the edges of his perception. The isolation zones where untransformed humans were being preserved were not holding. The rules that had been set up to maintain separation were becoming corrupted.
In London, Sarah was investigating a phenomenon that should not have been possible. A group of untransformed humans had somehow gaine
