ONE MAN. ONE SUV. A UNIVERSE THAT WANTS NEITHER.
On a sweltering night in Varginha, Brazil, Renato steps out to buy a few beers and never returns. His wife, Camila, is plunged into a bodiless grief—a goodbye that never happens. Meanwhile, in the deepest reaches of the cosmos, Renato wakes up—but not as a man. Transformed into a chimera of flesh, metal, and cosmic matter by the enigmatic Children of the Void, he is now Mecha-69: a walking artifact in an indifferent universe.
His journey is an odyssey of horror and the absurd: from the alien laboratory where his heart was reprogrammed, to Hades—a limbo of forgotten souls—passing through encounters with entities that play with stars like children with soap bubbles. While Camila ages back on Earth, Renato discovers that time is a liquid lie and that his humanity is a persistent bug in a cosmos of cold logic.
Yet, amid black holes, synthetic civilizations, and bored gods, Renato finds a mission: to spread human culture like a virus of hope. From teaching capoeira to Draconians to hosting karaoke for blue giants, he becomes the last ambassador of an extinct planet—carrying a red Maltese Cross on his chest and the memory of a woman who may already be dust.
Everlasting Humanity is a brutal fusion of cosmic sci-fi, existential horror, and Brazilian magical realism. It's a story about losing everything—body, time, love—and still finding a reason not to dissolve into the void. Because sometimes, the final stand against the universe's indifference is a joke, a cheesy song, and a stubborn beep in the silence of the stars.
