Noah Vance : The Mortal Who Judged a Paradox

Beyond gods. Beyond creation and destruction. Beyond even the Almighty Omniversal God—there exist two beings that should not be.

The God of Nothingness—who holds the power to erase anything, even existence itself.
The God of Permission—whose will alone allows reality to unfold.

They are not rulers. Not entities. Not even forces of nature. They are concepts—absolute laws of reality given form. And yet, for the first time since the birth of all things, they have asked a question.

Which of them is truly superior?

A paradox binds them:
If Nothingness erases Permission, then nothing new can ever be created.
If Permission denies Nothingness his right, then nothing will ever end.

The balance of existence itself teeters on the edge of collapse.

And so, they turn to the one being capable of unraveling the impossible—Noah Vance.

A mere human.
No power. No divinity. Just an impossibly sharp mind that has questioned reality long before meeting them.

Now, as the first and only mortal to ever learn of their existence, Noah must judge which of these two untouchable forces is superior. His decision could redefine the laws of existence—or erase everything, including himself.

But what if the true paradox is not about which of them should win… but whether they should exist at all?

And what if Noah is the only one who can prove it?