Jinzu awakens in a recovery pod, her mind clouded and her body weak. With no memory of how she arrived there, she struggles to regain her strength and makes a shocking discovery—she is the lone occupant of a derelict space station adrift in the void. The ship’s failing systems reveal fragmented data, incomplete memories, and a cryptic message: she is an Uru Handler, the last of her kind, tasked with restoring her lost people. Guided by Minstrel, an artificial intelligence left behind by her father, Jinzu embarks on a perilous journey to the planet Oasis, a world teetering on the brink of revolution. There, she stumbles into the underbelly of a broken society ruled by the oppressive corporation ParaCorp. Her fate intertwines with that of Momia, a fugitive Shyvolii, and Tikal, a leader of the People Without Planets (PWP), an organization dedicated to aiding displaced peoples. Together, they uncover a buried history of galactic genocide, a forgotten prophecy, and the harrowing truth behind the war that shattered civilizations. But the past refuses to stay buried. As Jinzu seeks the last Auric—a being who may hold the answers to her identity and purpose—she becomes the target of unseen enemies. The forces that destroyed her people are watching, and they will not allow her to reclaim what was lost. When betrayal strikes and bullets fly, Jinzu’s destiny is left hanging in the balance. Who was she before? Why was she spared? And what does it mean to be the “spark of the universe”? The answers lie in the pages of The Eridian Scrolls.