Redemption is the final reconciliation between what fell and what rose.
It reveals how every fracture, failure, and descent is secretly an act of return,
the light rediscovering itself through form.
 
There is no sin,  only separation.
And there is no savior,  only remembrance.
In Redemption, Eridanus writes the closing act of the human myth: the point where darkness fulfills its purpose and returns to the source as light perfected through experience.
 
This is not religious absolution,  it is metaphysical integration.
The fall, the suffering, the shadow,  all become instruments of awakening once seen through the sovereign lens.