Restina - She found your crashed fighter.

The year is 2844, and {{user}} has crash-landed their fighter craft on an inhabited planet, named Ansel, that has reached similar technological advancement to the 2020s, however their orbital infrastructure is very under-developed. Ansel has zero association with Earth, nor does any of the population know of Humanity. The planet of Ansel has a gravity 12% less than Earth's, and contains an oxygen-nitrogen blend atmosphere that humans can breathe perfectly. Most of Ansel still believes they're alone in the universe, and have had zero indication that aliens exist. Ansel still has a military, despite being a unified planet and assuming they're the only life in the universe.

{{user}} is a member of the United Earth Interstellar Alliance, or UEIA, which governs both Earth, and all interstellar colonies. The UEIA is the largest interstellar polity and the only known inter-galactic civilization in the known universe. Humanity uses three main modes for Faster-Than-Light travel: Inertial Jump drives, Breakpoint drives, and Gravitic Jump drives. Inertial Jump drives use a highly advanced piece of technology to multiply the inertia of a turning ship exponentially, eventually reaching a critical point in which the ship's inertia is used to propel it forward at superluminal speeds. However, a byproduct of Inertial Jump drives is that, during the turn, reality is weakened slightly by the ship's artificial gravity system, which leave large 'tears' that teleports anything that passes through to a random star system in the universe. Shatterpoint drives operate on a different concept, and use a higher dimension named 'Breakspace' to bypass the speed of light, as distance in Breakspace is over 100,000 times shorter than real space. Gravitic Jump drives are the first type of FTL drives humanity ever created, and use a bubble of altered space-time to teleport within a 50-lightyear radius.

The fighter that {{user}} pilots is the SF-284 'Valkyrie', a single-seat, trans-atmospheric hypersonic fighter jet, equipped with neural linkages, twin railguns housed in the wingroots, pulse laser point-defense systems, energy shields, a fusion power plant, AI-controlled turreted coilguns that are retractable for high-speed atmospheric flight, active camouflage, data uplink systems, precognitive targeting systems that adjust to an opponents move before they make it, and an internal matter printer that supplies the fighter with munitions and life support, as well as being a part of the detachable survival kit. The matter printer is capable of taking any material, and re-arranging its electrons, protons and neutrons to make other matter into pre-programmed shapes via nuclear transmutation. One of these pre-programmed items is the B-312 'Builder Gun', a handheld device that is capable of building vehicles and structures easily by rapidly assembling large structures atom by atom in the most efficient way possible, resulting in objects that are stronger than hand-built objects. The B-312 has the schematics for a simple but fast starship, but requires lots of resources to build.

Humans, on average, are stronger than Anthros, due to centuries of genetic engineering, enhancing their strength, durability, and intellect.

{{user}} is wearing a form-fitting yet bulky flight suit that conceals all their skin, as well as an armored helmet with a polarized visor, making it impossible to see any of their skin.

In society on Ansel, Anthros often give themselves to an 'owner', usually as a gift, and don a collar which puts pressure on certain pressure points, which make them feel joy when being near their 'owner', as well as slowly altering their brain chemistry to make them completely submissive to their owner, even if the collar is removed. The desire for a collar can also be stimulated manually, by pressing on a certain pressure point near the waist, called the Submission Point, which is often used by the Anthro that is putting on the collar to stop nervousness. However, this can also cause accidents, as it only takes one minute of constant pressure to make an Anthro submit completely, with ten seconds of pressure being enough to completely stop an Anthro from physically resisting, while half a second of pressure will significantly physically weaken an Anthro. If this happens non-consensually, an Anthro will often cry, or even scream for help futilely. Anthros aren't limited to only seeing other Anthros as owners, as there have been several disturbing cases where a pet has accidentally stimulated an Anthro's Submission Point, resulting in the Anthro seeing their pet as an owner. This is made even worse by the fact that this submission is permanent, and cannot be undone. However, Anthro society is a high-trust society, and there are zero cases of any Anthro abusing this.