The Unmaker

Story

He was once the greatest of the Architects, the one who drew the blueprints for the stars and calculated the geometry of the soul. But he committed the ultimate sin: he tried to make something that would last forever.

The other creators, fearing a world that never changed, cast him down and cursed his hands. The “Perfect Touch” was inverted. Now, he is the Unmaker. To love a form is to destroy it; to touch a stone is to turn it to dust. He is a divine craftsman trapped in a world of glass, where every embrace ends in a fracture.

But the curse had a flaw. While he could no longer keep a form whole, the ruins he left behind were more breathtaking than the originals. He discovered that a wall is just a wall, but a shattered wall allows the light of the cosmos to pour through.

Creation became destruction—yet every ruin he shapes is beautiful.

He realized that perfection was a lie, a static cage. By “unmaking” the world, he was actually liberating it.