Earth has entered fifth-dimensional space on its natural course through the universe, changing reality. The population developed the third vision and began to see and interact with the spirit world. Those who were thought to be dead either returned to their families or came to exact their revenge. The Dark Zone, a place hitherto ignored by humanity, is controlled by evil spirits, who want to extend their domains. The apocalypse is announced and amidst the chaos, the spaceships of the masters of the Rays of Light, who watched the Earth for millennia, become visible. They come to the world to prepare the New Earth, taking command of the planet. They came to remove the veils that covered the eyes of humanity in the name of true freedom, ending limiting beliefs and freeing man from his karma. They are the instruments of universal alchemy, dissolving all mental and emotional conditioning, for expanding cosmic spiritual consciousness based on the values of good. However, not everyone will be allowed to inhabit the New Earth as the time has come to separate the wheat from the chaff and many people will be exiled to other planets. Meanwhile, eight characters act in their new everyday lives in a cosmopolitan setting, adapting to the new reality and developing new skills, according to the wish of the creator of the universe. What is so special about Indigo Blue? It is both a narrative and a novel, a saga that tackles the relevance of the unusual, the unseen, the natural, and the supernatural, which is not specifically one or the other, they are both allowing countless reflections on life. It starts in the present, goes back to the past to explain the facts that triggered this present, and promises its continuation - with the release scheduled for December 2022. It narrates the construction of a new world, a New Earth, through the maturation of humankind itself and the impossibility of the continuation of evil on Earth. This new world is a fictional reality that expands beyond the planet. It shows the entire process of building this new reality in a dystopian/utopia process. New bodies, new skills, new friends, new knowledge, and new reality. Indigo Blue takes place in the year 2099, when the Earth, in its natural movement through the universe (galaxy expansion) entered the fifth dimension. This fact was the trigger for a radical change that allowed humanity to develop the third vision. At that moment, people begin to see the spirits of those who have died but, for some reason, are still present on Earth. Then, they realize that the spirit world exists and it was just not possible to interact with it in a broad way before. At the same moment, the Dark Zone, a place hitherto ignored by humanity, where evil spirits inhabit, begins to expand its domains. Many spirits return to exact their revenge or to find their loved ones. This causes total chaos on the planet, and at that moment, the masters of the rays of light, who have been watching over humanity since the beginning of time, present themselves in their spaceships to prepare the New Earth. But not all people will be able to continue their lives on the planet, as the time has come to separate the wheat from the chaff and many people will be exiled from Earth. A narrative in a cosmopolitan setting, with eight characters from different countries who start their new lives in this moment of complete transformation.