In the final season of The Redemption Inquiry by Michael Diamond, the HackPack embarks on a kaleidoscopic journey to the Unified Field. As they trace the spiritual guideposts of Rav Krishna Katz, they navigate the treacherous wilderness from Suez Wadi to the Sinai to the Jordan Wadi aboard their magical craft, the Apeiron. Each step is an arduous challenge of synesthesia and shifting paradigms, with each member of the crew facing unique obstacles and revelations.

Guided by CADMan and his visionary programming, the HackPack hopes to overcome the glitches and hindrances on their path. As friendships and tensions evolve, they are driven forward by the promise of creation, emanation, and ultimate unification amidst the cosmic spectacle. A reverie on the layers of civilization, the power of language, it is a profound spiritual quest undertaken against the backdrop of a decaying world.

The third incarnation of Ram Nissan Katz, a burnt out hulk of his former self. We get the gist of it from his younger lapsed-hasid buddy, looking back from The Redemption, as to how the dead-end cyber-busker came to enjoy steady employment at said hasid's cyberdelic dive, Cafe Soma. The former resistance leader DJRoNK morphs into shady nightclub performer, RamKat. Wherein the Hack Pack track him down and effect a rescue.

A snootful of the convoluted mind of the founder of the Hack Pack, Phinheas Han, AKA Pink, the Annunciator of the Moshiach module. Family lore has it that he’s the latest and greatest Avatar of the Prophet Elijah. Pink decrypts the calendrical mystery embedded in CADMan’s cryptogram. Of all the riff raff, he fingers Ram Nissan Katz AKA RamKat as The High Priest of The Redemption. Pink’s inquiry spurs the Omniscient Narrator to tip his hand.