The Teleport Incident Explained: Every Clue That Foreshadowed the Disaster

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To identify the true architect of the cataclysm, one must look forward to the Asura Kingdom around Year 500. There lived the Playback Miko, a girl cursed and blessed with an innate ability: upon dying, she instinctively reset the world back to the moment of her birth. Exploited as a living strategic tool by Asuran nobility, her miserable existence found meaning only when the kingdom summoned a high school boy from Earth named Akito Shinohara to act as a military vanguard.

Unlike her royal captors, Akito treated her as a human being. When Akito was subsequently killed in battle, the Miko was shattered by grief. Burning away her own soul and exhausting the entirety of her playback authority, she attempted an unprecedented temporal miracle: summoning an outside force capable of altering Akito’s doomed fate before his death ever occurred.

Summoning living matter across dimensional barriers demands an astronomical amount of energy. The laws of the Six Faced World resisted the foreign intrusion. To punch through the temporal barrier, the Miko's magic needed a pathway. Nanahoshi Shizuka, Akito’s high school classmate who stood beside him during his fatal truck accident in Japan, became the chosen anchor. As the Miko’s spell funneled decades worth of collective world mana into a single pinpoint over the Fittoa Region, it formed an unstable Spacetime Rift. When Nanahoshi was finally yanked physically into the world in K417, the temporal dam broke, discharging centuries of pent-up energy in an instant.