The Multiversal Boundary Incident Protocol: Why We're Now Legally Responsible for What Leaks Into Your Neighboring Reality
In 2026, the Department of Interdimensional Liability (DIL) finally acknowledged what scientists had been whispering about for decades: something was crossing the veil. Not in the vague, mystical sense physicists had long feared, but in the precise, documented, and bureaucratically catastrophic sense that only modern government can handle.
“It was a Tuesday in March when the phenomenon was first officially recorded,” explained Dr. Aris Thorne, Senior Reality Stability Officer at the DIL’s Reality Boundary Enforcement Agency. “We had scheduled a routine structural inspection of the fourth-dimensional membrane separating us from the Reality of Inverted Gravity, when—without warning—a 300-pound pterodactyl crashed through the observation window, left a three-inch tear in our spacetime fabric, and deposited its entire nest of unhatched eggs inside the Department of Homeland Security’s basement server room.”