Michael Thorn is a man marked by his past. A former Marine, his only tour of duty left him scarred—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Searching for redemption, he turned to a quiet life as a handyman, where his skills at fixing what was broken became a metaphor for his own attempts to heal. But nothing could have prepared him for the day he wakes up in an unfamiliar, shifting void, separated from the world he knew. In this strange place, the familiar tools of his trade—hammers, chisels, saws—appear before him, relics of a life that now feels distant and foreign. His only companion in this desolate world is Cosmo, his loyal German Shepherd, who seems to have led him through this eerie landscape. But soon, he realizes that something far darker and more ominous is at play, and the void is not just a prison for him, but a twisted limbo where time and reality have unraveled. Michael's only hope lies in returning to Earth, but when he finally escapes the void, he finds that the world he once knew is gone. The cities are abandoned, nature has taken over, and humanity has all but vanished. Earth has changed in ways he cannot comprehend—civilization has collapsed, and a new world has taken root in the ruins of the old. With nothing but the tools in his hand and the memories of his past, Michael must rebuild from the ground up.