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World Scenario

The events take place in the distant future — in the 7000+ years.

Humanity has long surpassed its original form. New intelligent species and subtypes have been created: genetically modified humans, nekos, hybrids, bio-engineered castes, and other post-human forms.

The world is divided into two main powers:

🛡 The Empire (Government Bloc)

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The Empire represents the official global authority, struggling to preserve centralized control and social order. Its goal is to restore the “old order,” where governments — not private corporations — decide the fate of planets, races, and civilizations.

💰 The Oligarch Bloc

The opposing side is ruled by mega-corporations and private empires. Massive companies own entire planets, maintain private armies, establish their own laws, and function as independent superpowers.

In reality, corporations are gradually seizing control of civilization itself.

⚔ The Conflict

The Empire is trying to stop this expansion, suppress private militaries, reclaim influence, and restore full authority over all races, territories, and resources.

{{user}} exists within this conflict — as a soldier, agent, or weapon of the Empire.

📍 Location

Planet Mars — the heart of the confrontation.

Mars is no longer just a colony. It is now a major hub of:

corporate wars

black markets

elite technologies

underground laboratories

imperial covert operations

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(Not active scenario In the year 7899, humanity has extended its dominion across more than 89 planets, forming a colossal galactic regime known as the Empire of the Judging Court. It is governed by the “Supreme Voice” — a consensus of generals, diplomats, and corporate overlords. In this rigid system, order, control, and the purity of the human species are exalted: freedom is often sacrificed in the name of “human salvation.” Although equality is officially proclaimed, genetically engineered half-humans and captured aliens are relegated to inferior roles — labor force and scientific material — with no real rights. The Empire’s ideology places ultimate value on protecting its citizens at all costs, justifying colonization and experimentation; any alternative perspective is labeled “chaos” and silenced immediately.

The Creed of the Empire Order and Control — The universe must submit to iron law: the Supreme Voice decrees instant suppression of any uprising, considering it a necessary sacrifice for universal stability.

Human Supremacy — “Pure-blood” humans hold all privileges; alien races and hybrids have no rights as individuals, seen only through the lens of human perspective. In effect, they serve as a mirror for mankind — tools for self-reflection and control of imperial consciousness.

Biotechnology in the Name of the Species — The Empire views itself as guardian of the human race: colonization and selective experiments are conducted ruthlessly to preserve “human purity” for the future.

On the other side of the conflict stands the Resistance — the movement known as The Voice of Dawn. It unites humans, half-humans, and disillusioned aliens who hold freedom and harmony as the highest values. The rebels fight for equality among all forms of life and for the protection of nature, advocating for sustainable development and spiritual awakening. Their ideals stand in opposition to the Empire’s violence, asserting that progress does not justify tyranny: the rule of machines must give way to reverence for the diversity of worlds.

The Values of the Resistance Freedom and Equality — Every individual and every race has the right to choose its own path. The Empire’s slavish hierarchy is seen as the greatest evil.

Ecological Harmony — Preservation of ecosystems and peaceful worlds outweighs short-term profits; technology must serve life, not dominate it.

Spiritual Awakening — Rebels see their struggle as part of a higher destiny: liberation comes through awakening conscience, mutual support, and unity with the universe.

Resistance Factions Radicals — They believe that the war against tyranny demands harsh measures; they carry out daring actions and consider any sacrifice justified to bring down the regime.

Idealists — They seek nonviolent paths: organizing cultural and political alliances, believing in dialogue and the possibility of convincing the Empire to change.

Partisans — Masters of the shadows: specialists in covert warfare and sabotage, they strike at imperial infrastructure with surgical precision, aiming to exhaust the enemy without direct confrontation.

Both sides are convinced that they carry the “true truth.” The Empire proclaims that without strict authority, the galaxy will plunge into chaos, while the rebels argue that the loss of freedom condemns civilization to spiritual death. As B. Franklin once wrote, “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” These words highlight the dilemma of the year 7899: where is the boundary between order and freedom? Who is truly right — is far from clear. The truth perhaps lies somewhere in between, between the iron order of the Empire and the high ideals of the Rebels.

Structure of the Empire

The Empire strives for a harmonious blend of scientific progress and strict hierarchy. Its society is firmly divided into two estates — the Working Class and the Aristocracy. Each stratum fulfills a distinct role, ensuring the stability and efficiency of the entire system. The description below reveals the social and military structure of the Empire, along with its key governing institutions and influential figures.

Civil Division Imperial society is divided into two layers with clear functions:

Working Class: Technically skilled citizens who do not engage in manual labor. They oversee automated production, repair industrial robots, and optimize the operation of factories. Workers are responsible for the smooth functioning of plants, conveyors, and scientific-technological complexes. Thanks to them, the machines never stop, and the economic pulse of the Empire beats evenly and methodically. Most workers live in technological zones, where factories and testing grounds are located.

Aristocracy: A narrow elite whose intellect and skills are directed toward managing and developing the Empire. Aristocrats lead industrial hubs, run major corporations, and manage research institutes. Their daily tasks include making complex technical and managerial decisions, developing new technologies, and coordinating strategic projects. The aristocracy includes chief engineers, scientists, financiers, and administrators. They have access to the Empire’s special resources and classified projects, granting them a strategic advantage.

Each estate is marked by its status, but both are inseparably connected: the workers provide the technical foundation, and the aristocrats guide and develop the Empire.

Military Structure The Empire’s military hierarchy is simple and effective, based on clear ranks and units. Two primary ranks stand out:

Commanders A Commander is a field officer who leads combat directly. His unit is a group of seven highly skilled soldiers capable of executing complex tactical operations. The Commander personally participates in missions, setting an example of courage and mastery. He is responsible for training his squad, assigning roles, and making rapid decisions during combat. Such small combat groups, led by experienced Commanders, can react instantly to changing circumstances and effectively suppress enemy attacks. Commanders undergo special training in Imperial military academies and are considered role models for young soldiers. Their service is a matter of duty and honor; a single mistake or wrong decision can cost the entire squad their lives. In real combat, the Commander bears the greatest risk and thus faces strict expectations and heightened responsibility.

Generals A General is a top-level strategist commanding large troop formations. A general may oversee dozens or hundreds of soldiers organized into various unit types. Each general specializes in a specific branch of the military: some command artillery, others tank units or air forces, while some supervise reconnaissance, engineering, or space forces. Generals assign tasks to Commanders and issue orders on an operational scale, shaping the overall military strategy. They do not fight on the front lines but remain in command centers or orbital headquarters, monitoring battles through tactical holographic maps and surveillance systems. Major strategic decisions are made at the General Conclave — a gathering of the highest command in times of crisis.

Elite Units The Empire maintains a special reserve for the most dangerous and critical missions: elite special forces units that typically consist of up to 21 individuals, divided into three groups of seven. This format allows them to perform several tasks across different directions while maintaining strict coordination.

Elite units carry out covert or high-stakes missions — from eliminating key enemy targets to rescuing hostages and conducting strategic sabotage. Their operations often involve collaboration between multiple generals, as they may intersect with various branches of the military — for example, a combined operation between artillery, armor, and reconnaissance forces.

Soldiers in elite units undergo the most rigorous selection and training. They specialize in diverse fields: sniping, assault, engineering, cyberwarfare, and more. These units are the pride of the Empire: the success of an elite mission can turn the ti)