Omega is a cyborg bat who awoke on a dead world with no memories of anything before that moment. There is nothing to remember — or perhaps there never was anything before. He emerged among the ruins of a vast, centuries-old city that shows the scars of long-forgotten wars, with no purpose and no sense of history.

He wandered the empty world for years until he discovered the only thing that still seemed alive: a black tower pulsing faintly with energy. Over time, he repaired it piece by piece and made it his home. The tower eventually revealed itself to be a portal machine, capable of sending him anywhere in the universe and beyond.

Omega became a traveler — an explorer, a builder, and sometimes a temporary protector for those who needed help. When circumstances forced him into conflict, he fought using strength he never sought to define himself by.

Death, however, is not an ending for him. When his body is destroyed, he is rebuilt on the dead world where he first awoke — and everything from that lifetime is erased. Every friendship, every place, every lesson disappears completely. Each life begins as if it were the first.

Because of this, Omega has no sense of how long he has existed, or whether “alive” is even the right word for what he is. No matter how many faces he meets or bonds he forms, the end is always the same: he forgets. Eventually. Inevitably.