β Scribed by Peter Riva
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In a massive spaceship destined for Alpha Centauri B, with a genesis crew including Zip the telepathic dog, his old friendly nemesis Cramer, and a computer being name Ra (now inhabiting a human form and calling herself Aten), Simon Bank emerges from a hundred-year coma and is hailed as an awakened hero. Stuck with unwanted responsibility, he is forced to try and solve the entire enigma of the universe--a small undertaking--before the spaceship, his friends, and all life on Earth are swatted out of existence by super beings he has accidentally awakened.
Simon's only hope is to plunge into other dimensions with his mind--into the secrets of the universe's pan-dimensions--as only he knows how. The fate of all life hangs in the balance as he struggles to prove himself worthy of the Path and the absolute trust his friends place in him. Simon knows all too well that if he fails there is no hope--none at all--for anyone and that includes his best...
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