Lincoln's journey is one of self-discovery as he grapples with his past, his powers, and his place in this new world. Abandoned as a child and shuffled between foster homes, he craves a sense of belonging and purpose. The discovery of his lineage and his destiny as an Ascendant offer him answers but also thrust upon him a responsibility he never sought. The theme explores the complex relationship between our past, our powers, and the choices we make that ultimately define who we are.

The existence of Ascendants, Sorcerers, and otherworldly creatures challenges Lincoln's perception of reality. He has to confront his own skepticism and learn to trust in the impossible. This theme highlights the idea that our beliefs shape our reality and that opening our minds to new possibilities can lead to extraordinary discoveries about ourselves and the world around us.

The story introduces a shadowy conspiracy tied to the "Lost Artefacts," powerful objects that can disrupt the balance between worlds. Lincoln and his newfound allies must navigate this complex web of power, deciding who to trust as they face down dangerous forces that seek to exploit the artifacts for their own gain. This classic battle between good and evil underscores the responsibility that comes with possessing extraordinary abilities and the constant struggle to protect the innocent from those who seek to control or destroy.