This is the Infinite Archive. A small, stubborn collection of artefacts from places that may or may not have existed. They insist on being remembered anyway.
We catalogue them because someone has to. Might as well be us.
“Nothing ever really disappears. It just waits until someone looks guilty enough to look for it.”
— Archivist’s Notes, Vol. 1
Here are the major historical periods represented in the collection. Please do not attempt to arrange them chronologically. It will only encourage them.
A fair question.
No fair answer.
It is part museum, part morgue, part lost-and-found box of the cosmos. We collect things that survived the collapse of various worlds, including a few that haven’t technically happened yet.
Our mission is simple: Write things down before the universe forgets they were ever here.
Our method is even simpler: Take one look at an object, sigh deeply, and catalogue it anyway.
A non-exhaustive list of places where fragments have been discovered. Some of them appear on maps. Others wait patiently for cartographers to stop being cowards.