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# Ruf der Unendlichkeit
As the last immortal human in the Milky Way, Aron serves the Moy—an ancient super-civilization that has watched over the cosmos for eternal ages. His mission: protect the cultural heritage of underdeveloped civilizations from the Blenders, a mysterious people dedicated to sowing discord among inexperienced cultures. It's a delicate task requiring patience measured in centuries.
Aron's new assignment takes him to the planet Mulkain, where several Moy emissaries have vanished without trace. What he discovers there shakes everything he believed he knew about the cosmos, the Moy, and his own purpose. The investigation leads him to question not just the immediate mystery but the fundamental nature of the civilization he serves.
Driven by these revelations, Aron embarks on a cosmic journey to understand why the great human civilizations of the past fell. The Moy have always been guardians, but guardians of what? And for what purpose? The answers may lie in the deep history of the Omniversum—events spanning billions of years that shaped the current order of things.
Ruf der Unendlichkeit is the third novel in the Omniversum series, following Omni and Das Arkonadia-Rätsel. Some readers noted that this volume dramatically transforms the setting established in earlier books—the powerful Omni and its super-civilizations face changes that retrospectively alter everything that came before. The scope expands from galactic to truly cosmic.
The novel's title—'Call of Infinity'—suggests the pull of questions too large for easy answers. Why do civilizations rise and fall? What role do the ancient powers play? And what happens when a servant of those powers begins to doubt? Brandhorst uses Aron's immortal perspective to examine meaning and purpose across timescales that dwarf individual existence.
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