Montarion Universe · Four-book series
The War of Creation
It takes place ten years after the events of the Final C.
God watched Humanity for an eternity. Not just one Humanity. All of them. Infinite Earths. Thousands of millions of civilizations. Countless universes born from the stories of the Guardian Montarion. Worlds changed. Centuries changed. Stories changed. But humans kept repeating themselves. War. Hatred. Greed. Conquest. Destruction. World after world, Humanity grew, dominated the planet that created it and ended up carrying its conflicts to the stars. Until God came to a conclusion. Humanity wasn't an experiment that had gone wrong. It was a plague that had spread through creation itself. And He pronounced the sentence. The human species would be wiped out. Not from one Earth. Not from one Universe. From all of them. When the first humanities simply start to cease to exist, different versions of José Monteiro feel what none of them should be able to feel: other parts of themselves are disappearing. Soldiers. Kings. Scientists. Criminals. Writers. Men who saved Humanity. Men who failed. And Josés who became exactly what they swore to fight against. For the first time, versions of José Monteiro from realities that should never meet will have to fight side by side. But not everyone wants to stop God. Some believe He is right. And while a war begins to divide the Josés themselves, another impossibility is discovered. In all these realities, there is also an Alberto. God created the Multiverse. The Guardian created stories capable of becoming worlds. Now, the creatures of these stories will have to answer the question that could determine the future of all existence: If God created the possibility of life, does he also have the right to decide when a species has lost the right to exist? The war for Humanity will no longer be fought on Earth. It will be fought against its own Creator.
Books in the saga
The Sentence of God
Book I
God watched Humanity for an eternity. Not just one Humanity. All of them. Infinite Earths. Thousands of millions of civilizations. Countless universes born from the stories of the Guardian Montarion. Worlds changed. Centuries changed. Stories changed. But humans kept repeating themselves. War. Hatred. Greed. Conquest. Destruction. World after world, Humanity grew, dominated the planet that created it and ended up carrying its conflicts to the stars. Until God came to a conclusion. Humanity wasn't an experiment that had gone wrong. It was a plague that had spread through creation itself. And He pronounced the sentence. The human species would be wiped out. Not from one Earth. Not from one Universe. From all of them. When the first humanities simply start to cease to exist, different versions of José Monteiro feel what none of them should be able to feel: other parts of themselves are disappearing. Soldiers. Kings. Scientists. Criminals. Writers. Men who saved Humanity. Men who failed. And Josés who became exactly what they swore to fight against. For the first time, versions of José Monteiro from realities that should never meet will have to fight side by side. But not everyone wants to stop God. Some believe He is right. And while a war begins to divide the Josés themselves, another impossibility is discovered. In all these realities, there is also an Alberto. God created the Multiverse. The Guardian created stories capable of becoming worlds. Now, the creatures of these stories will have to answer the question that could determine the future of all existence: If God created the possibility of life, does he also have the right to decide when a species has lost the right to exist? The war for Humanity will no longer be fought on Earth. It will be fought against its own Creator.
The War of the Josés
Book II
The Last Humanity
Book III
The Judgment of Creation
Book IV