Mythic science fiction is science fiction told with the architecture of myth: symbols that feel older than the stars, questions that belong to the soul, and futures that carry the weight of ritual. It isn’t about gadgets. It’s about meaning—stories where technology becomes destiny, and the universe feels like a mirror.

Core Characteristics

1) A sacred question at the center
Not only “what happens next?” but also: “what does it mean to be human?” “what is worth saving?” “what do we become?” — and the oldest question of all: are we already doomed, or is it still worth dreaming again?

2) Symbolic worldbuilding
Empires, relics, pilgrimages, ruins, rites—translated into futurism. Even the setting feels like an argument about existence.

3) Transformation over mechanics
The plot moves like an initiation: ordeal, revelation, change. The science may be present, but the purpose is inner evolution.


The Caerith Quantum & Universalis Series

I’m Alexis Molina Lopez-Hidalgo, writing as Caerith Alondar. My series is a mythic, philosophical exploration of a future where benevolent AI, sacred archaeology, and human destiny collide.