The Spiral of Zero is the origin mask of the Mythomane Saga—the moment where truth fractures, language bends, and the first myth‑beast awakens beneath the surface of memory.

The story begins in the aftermath of violence: a nameless youth found on the ground, breathing but erased. When he looks into a cracked mirror, the reflection staring back is not his own.

Instead, a glyph flickers in the fracture — ∅Ἀ, the Null Alpha, the symbol of a beginning that has already been devoured.

From this moment forward, Mythos sees lies in colour. Every voice carries a hue. Every truth carries a wound.

Doctors call it a truth disorder. Police call it delusion. But the first lie — the one that defines his identity — was told by someone else.

Registered as a John Doe, he becomes John Send. He meets Marlou, a woman searching for meaning in the ruins of other people’s stories. Together, they move through abandoned archives, misdiagnosed children’s files, and forgotten testimonies. Beneath a rusted church shelf, they uncover a hidden library of river‑mud manuscripts and forbidden folklore.

In those pages, the name Ourokhtis appears — the myth‑beast of recursion, the serpent that eats its own truth and returns it as a mask.

But something else is hunting them. Something older than the lie that erased his name. Something that sees him even when he cannot see his own face.

The Spiral of Zero is not a symbol. It is a system — one that rewrites anyone who touches it.

Will it reveal the nature of the mask?

Or devour the truth beneath it?