The Inaverse is a cluster of dimensions once connected by an interdimensional railroad, now fractured and adrift. At its center lies the Third Dimension—The Mekka—and between them all stretches the Abyss: an endless void of depression, trauma, and forgetting.
When Chromethius Brown, the manipulative architect of the Inaverse, severs the pathways between worlds, entire communities lose their sense of self. Yet from the remnants emerge two beings—Butterbird and Buddha—who bridge the divide through rhythm and rhyme. Their interdimensional rap becomes both remembrance and resistance, a way to communicate across the void and reclaim identity from the darkness.