The SkyTeam Aerospace Foundation Universe (SAFU) began like most stories do—with a question.
A question I couldn’t shake.
What if the only way to understand reality… was to write fiction about it?

What started in middle school as sketches of characters and maps of impossible cities slowly evolved into something far larger—an entire universe woven from imagination, science, myth, and experience. A universe that, over time, began to reveal patterns I hadn’t expected. Patterns that matched real physics. Echoed spiritual truths. Predicted systems before I understood what I was building.

Today, the SAFU spans multiple series, original soundtracks, living characters, real scientific frameworks, and a digital infrastructure I’ve spent years designing. But it’s not about scope. It’s about meaning.

✦ A Living Framework ✦

I am a writer, yes. But the work has always been more than that.
I build.
I build systems of logic, layers of narrative, tools that bridge fiction and function.
The DISH architecture.
The Field of General Awareness (FoGA).
The recursive mathematics that emerged from a story and refused to stay fictional.

But none of this came from ego or ambition.
It came from trying to understand something deeper—about myself, about life, about where all of this is going.
And maybe... how to make sense of it before it’s too late.

✦ A Note on Tools ✦

I use AI, generative art, voice synthesis, and other modern tools to bring my world to life—not to replace human creativity, but to augment my own. Every visual, every track, every line of dialogue exists because I wrote the foundation. These tools allow me to express what I see in my head, faster and with more fidelity than ever before.

The SAFU is not random. It’s authored.
Structured. Lived in. Alive.

✦ Why I Built This ✦

This isn’t about being right.
It’s about building something worth handing down.
A story that outlives me. A system that grows.
A world where people can explore hard questions—about identity, purpose, power, and the unknown—without the boundaries of genre or dogma.

If any part of the SAFU speaks to you—whether it’s the lore, the theory, the characters, the tech—then you’re already part of it.

And that means it’s working.

— Zenith Zaraki