The Mural del Creador Caído first appears in Volume 2 as a monumental two-wall fresco depicting the apocalyptic fall of the Creator, the corruption of a white cross by a black sea of darkness, and six monstrous evil gods. Across the series, this mural evolves from a static, enigmatic relic into a living prophecy that foreshadows the return of the Fallen Creator and the inevitable corruption of the world. Its imagery becomes a recurring motif that characters interpret, fear, and ultimately confront as the boundaries between past and future collapse.

The Mural del Creador Caído first appears in Volume 2 as a monumental two-wall fresco depicting the apocalyptic fall of the Creator, the corruption of a white cross by a black sea of darkness, and six monstrous evil gods. Across the series, this mural evolves from a static, enigmatic relic into a living prophecy that foreshadows the return of the Fallen Creator and the inevitable corruption of the world. Its imagery becomes a recurring motif that characters interpret, fear, and ultimately confront as the boundaries between past and future collapse.