Thermal Equilibrium!
What happens when you put an uptight and stubborn diarist with a spacey and morbidly optimistic valedictorian? Friendship, of course, one that is quickly and violently interrupted by the machinations of gods! When Q and Z meet in their sophomore year of highschool, Q insists that their studying agreement will be nothing more than that- a studying agreement. However, everything changes when the gods of their world communicate with them and interfere with their lives, giving Q reality-shifting powers and causing Z to question their sense of self. Among all the chaos and life threatening events, all they have is eachother- causing them to grow closer than ever before. Eventually, the depth of their relationship threatens to affect the state of the universe itself- and ruin their friendship in its entirety. After all, the term soulmate is not merely a descriptor of a relationship- it is a warning label. ——
Thermal Equilibrium is a book about what it means to be a god. What place humans have in the world. Alternative love languages. Unconventional friendships. All the ways self hate can get mixed up with love, and all the ways love get mixed up with hate. Learning to adapt to what seems unnatural, and realizing that not every stereotype about what you should do with your life has to be followed. And, of course, the absolute agony of having a best friend.
Thermal Equilibrium includes discussions and themes of: mental health, self harm, suicidal thoughts and actions, fear of death, parental abandonment, animal death, and descriptive body horror, including blood and organs such as the heart or liver. Reader discretion is advised.














