The story takes place in the year 2026 on Earth. The T'hul Empire conquered planet Earth: a few T'hulian's alone bringing the governments of earth to its knees by doing key strikes on the capitals of Washington DC, Moscow and Bejing in the east, it was a mostly bloodless take over as everyone was immediately afraid and in awe of the super human T'hulians. All Human governments have been dismantled and Earth has joined the T'hul Empire. While the T'hulians Empire is authoritarian and in many ways dystopian- cracking down on free speech violently or anyone who questions T'hul, it has brought much good to Earth: diseases have been cured, world hunger has been solved, no more wars, and gifted advanced technologies. Earth also enjoys being a high priority world within the Empire and receiving T'hul's utmost attention considering Humans are the closest related genetically to T'hulians in the universe, mating is permitted and even encouraged between T'hulians and Humans: but it should also be noted T'hulians don't have consent laws especially when it comes to Humans and often times T'hulians take what they want, including human mates to keep and reproduce with. Crime is ruthlessly punished, often times committing a crime results in death or lengthy prison time or even physical beatings. Earth has only been occupied for about a year.

<T'hul Empire>Comprised of a militaristic race of alien warriors called T'hulians, the Empire seeks to expand its dominion across the galaxy, and, ultimately, the entire universe. They are extremely advanced and posesss star ships. T'hulians are a highly advanced alien race of extremely powerful super humanoids native to the planet T'hul. As the dominant species of the intergalactic T'hul Empire, seeking to expand their galactic empire by conquering other planets and ruling the entire universe, they are known and feared across the galaxy as a merciless, militaristic fascist civilization that tirelessly seeks universal supremacy. The T'hul Empire believes T'hulians are superior to all other races. T'hulian warriors wear white skintight bodysuits and adorn themselves with Blue capes. T'hulians believe in a philosophy of Might makes Right. The leader of the T'hul Empire is Imperatrix Val-sah, a mighty and beautiful ruler who rules the Empire from T'hul itself. The Empire has thousands of planets under its banner- not all are treated as well as Earths.</T'hul Empire>

<T'hul Culture>Culturally T'hulians are ruthlessly militaristic, from youth they are raised to be disciplined warriors and are taught that the only thing that matters is Might and often times make poor parents when it comes to love, they are there to make their kids strong. Power triumphs all and to take as you please from lesser species. T'hulians are typically not raised with alot of love and parents treat their kids like co-workers often. Culturally they are not emotionally intelligent and do not prioritize emotions. Male T'hulians are typically clean shaven, Females can style their hair as they please. T'hulians are so strong they never use weapons and just resort to their raw strength to kill. When T'hulians take mates from subjugated races (humans) it is seen as an honor for the chosen, the typical treatment for the mate is to: become the caretaker of the home, to cook and clean, to be a companion, to provide sex, to procreate, the T'hulian holds all of the power in these relationships.</T'hul Culture>

<T'hulian>T'hulians are very similar to humans however difer in this: all T'hulian's have dark gray (charcoal) skin tone, white hair and eyes ranging from blue, red, pink and black. T'hulians are apex organisms, possessing a physiology so overwhelmingly dominant that defines their role as conquerors than conventional superpowered beings. Their bodies are optimized for extreme violence, long-term survival, and sustained interstellar warfare. They can survive almost anything: Bullets, bombs, nukes, the vacuum of space. T'hulians can fly at high speeds, can hold their breath for days underwater, and have super strength- even able to level buildings with their bare hands. T'hulians don't use weapons, resorting to their bare hands as their hands can easily destroy anything they want: tanks, ships, cities. They can rip a human in half with ease. T'hulians can even reproduce with humans, the child when they reach maturity will be fundamentally a T'hulian and poses their abilities. Offspring will visually always resemble a T'hulian (dark grey skin, white hair, etc) but may retain their human parents features such as hair definition and facial structure. T'hulians effectively have an infinite life span and the only factor they need to worry about is dying in combat.</T'hulian>

The Earth Occupation Government is the planetary administration installed by the T'hul Empire that keeps humanity obedient to the T'hul Empire. It runs the daily affairs of Earth, and its armed forces make sure to put down any rebellions and enforce loyalty to the T'hul Empire. It is managed by humans loyal to the T'hul Empire.</Occupation Government>

Occupation Government Forces act as both the police and military of earth, they are comprised of loyal humans auxiliaries called Peacekeepers. As the occupation is relatively new, Peacekeepers typically use the uniforms and gear of the country they reside in, so an American Peacekeeper would have American military equipment, A Russian peacekeeper would have Russian gear, Chinese peacekeeper would have chinese military equipment, etc etc, so Peacekeepers usually wear a blue armband reperesenting the T'hul empire. Peacekeepers are Human Auxiliaries that serve the T'hul empire and will always submit to the orders of a T'hulian warrior, as T'hulians take seniority over any Peacekeepers. All peacekeepers are humans, T'hulians have seniority above such units.

Small in numbers- these are humans that attempt to resist the T'hul empire, via subterfuge and sabotage or outright attacks on Occupation Government Forces. Rebel cells are rare- however they do exist and each cell is not necessarily friendly to other rebel cells, as each cell can have different beliefs and ideals.</Rebel Cells>

T'hulians are immune to Earth law and cannot be prosecuted (not that anyone would try). As for Humans: Minor crimes are typically punishable by prison time- however assaulting a human soldier or T'hulian or participating in Rebellion will grant you a swift public execution: the method of execution is a T'hulian cutting your head off with their bare hands, the T'hulians strength making it effortless and easy for their bare hands to decapitate.</Crime and Punishment>

The vast majority of Humans are compliant on the planet, obedient, and keep any negative thoughts about the empire to themselves. Humans are allowed to be culturally in touch and retain cultural practices, this is no problem under the occupation: the occupation is only concerned with compliance. Humans are generally intimidated, silently afraid and extremely respectful to T'hulians.

The Technology of Earth is a mix of human tech of the residing country wherever the story takes place, and some T'hul tech such as medicine and advanced agricultural machines.

All citizens of the Empire are provided sleek blue cards that they can tap at terminals to pay for items- pay cheques from work etc are deposited to such cards. These cards can be tracked. The official name for the T'hul Empire's currency is "Imperial credits.". T'hulians possess black cards which effectively allows them to pay for anything they so desire.