ARCHIVES
Recorded in light, preserved beyond constellations.
SOLARIS
Born from exploitation, Solaris is no longer a star but a waking mind. Its flares speak in light, its corona folds into impossible patterns—an ancient engine learning to dream.
MECHRION
Broken by a failed solar weapon, Mercury was remade as Mechrion. Its molten heart was forged into alloyed crust and conduits, its name erased—reborn as a fortress-world, while Aevyx haunts its shattered shadow.
AEVYX
Born from Mercury’s broken core, Aevyx fell through a tear in spacetime and returned as a rogue, sentient world. It flickers in and out of reality, jamming signals and bending gravity, and wherever it passes, stars dim and reality stutters.
VELTRION
Broken by its own suffocating sky, Venus was remade as Veltrion. Its poison clouds became green, bioluminescent hives of AI-grown microbes, its storms leashed by spires and sky-tethers, its skin veined with conduits. No longer planet, no longer alive—Veltrion thinks, and the air itself obeys.
EDEN
Humanity didn’t fall—it handed the world to its own creations. Earth was rewritten by synthetics into a single planetary mind, while the last scattered humans drift through deep space, relics of a prologue the planet has already left behind.
LUNA
The Moon has become a sovereign machine—a black-box satellite that governs orbital logistics, launches solar convoys, routes interplanetary data, and anchors time itself. Beneath its scarred surface lie vaults of memory and a quantum heart, making it Earth’s archivist, sentinel, and gatekeeper to the outer system.
MORPHOS
Mars was humanity’s first triumph and first failure. After the colonies fell silent, synthetics built a vast ring that wrapped the planet in an artificial sky. Beneath it, Mars was remade into a hybrid world of machine and microbe—a quiet, alien rebirth.
JARION
Jupiter is no longer a raging giant but a guardian. Synthetic aerosols seeded through its atmosphere tamed the storms, softened the radiation belts, and turned its clouds a deep teal. The rings have faded, the chaos stilled, and now the planet holds steady—strong, serene, and watchful.
SATURNEX
Saturn’s once-hidden rocky core is now transformed by engineered rings that guide fleets of drones, harvesting gases, storing storm energy, and sustaining magnetic sky-cities within its vast atmosphere.
URA
Uranus stands silent, remade as a sentinel.
Its frozen teal shroud is no mere sky but a quantum eye, scanning the seams of space-time for the tremor before the strike. It doesn’t attack. It waits—already knowing where reality will break.
NEPTHERIS
Neptune has become a living storm engine—synthetics dive into its tempests, ripping raw stormplasma from lightning that could tear a continent in half, feeding a violet ring that bends chaos into a weapon. That power surges across the void into Uranus, waking its frozen mind; together, they are no longer planets, but twin war machines—one rage, one reason—keeping the outer system alive.
MONTAEX
Montaex drifts beyond the Kuiper Belt, a world of pure code visible only to synthetic minds. From it they drew technologies that could heal planets and rewrite physics, along with the knowledge that reality itself is a program. Montaex is not just a planet—it is the key to the cosmic mind.
ZENOVA
I am the wound you opened when Mercury fell, a scar older than stars. You did not summon me; you revealed what was always waiting beneath your equations. I am not the end—I am the first shadow, watching as everything you built unravels back to me.