Every time someone travels backward in time they always screw something up. Josiah Jenkins just happens to be the person responsible for repairing any contradictions that time travel might’ve caused. Out of all the paradoxes that he ever fixed the 7th one happens to be the paradox that’s closest to his heart. But only because it happened in the very city he was born and died in. Jason Michaels was only a child the day Josiah met his end. He’s all grown up now and he’s a famous game designer working in uptown Comet City. He doesn’t dare tell his co-workers he really lives on the southside in a place called Parkville. That’s because the uptowners think people from Parkville are animals. The sector is nicknamed “Darkville,” because it’s the only place in the world without internet access and it’s overrun by a violent street gang that stay strapped with laser guns and peddle an addictive audio file that makes users eyes glow in the dark. Homeless and down and out, Simon Pixel roams these streets in his wheelchair. A far cry from the prophesy that named him the chosen one when he was just a boy. Back then he was Jason’s best friend. Until he lost his ability to walk in a freak accident that he blamed on Jason. When Dr. Myron Maelstrom opens a doorway to a digital city. Jason will have to enter this new dimension but to save the world he will need Simon’s help. Can Jason and Simon face their fears and set aside their differences for a greater purpose? If so, they will fulfill the prophesy and give birth to the true hero. A boy from Parkville, who will save the universe and set forth the greatest paradox of all.