It was inevitable
that the Mutated Virus would find its way to the
Novus sector. It's devastating effects put the
Accretia Scientists into a crazed panic. In a
bid to protect themselves from this terrible plight,
the scientists actively destroyed the transport
platform, halted the planetary transport network
and ceased all communication. This in essence
meant that all interplanetary transport had been
cut and that control over the other planets within
the system was lost.
The experimental subjects, inhabiting various
planets controlled by the Accretia researchers,
found themselves in the middle of chaos incarnate.
Basic animal instincts were triggered with the
onset of the viral plague. Their training and
bio-engineered abilities were unleashed on their
delegated researchers, destroying the facilities
in their wake. |
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| The virus infected
the sixteen planets within the Novus sector and
all but the Bellato and Cora planets destroyed
the human civilisations, forming their own primitive
societies. The Bellato and Cora for reasons unknown
did not lose their minds as was seen within the
system. Though there were pockets of confusion,
the planets as a whole lay unaffected. Both planets
prepared for the worst as supplies dried up and
the inhabitants were left to fend for themselves.
Both civilisations worked hard to maintain their
survival and produced resources to sustain their
societies, utilizing the equipment left by the
researchers and previous civilisations.
The inhabitants of each of the remaining planets
created new unique civilizations. The Cora built
there society based on their unique mental abilities,
the Bellato strived to combine their mental and
scientific abilities, and the Accretian researchers,
left isolated on the planet, had to find a way
to maintain their very own survival.
On the Planet Accretia, the fear and uncertainty
caused by the onset of the Mutant Strain Arcane
Virus left its scar. With the planet's travel
network and platforms destroyed, the lives of
the researchers were under constant threat. With
no clear support from Earth Association, and no
possibility of long distance space travel the
researchers had to fend for themselves, unclear
as to whether the virus had spread to other areas
in the sector.
The hostile planet they were trapped on proved
to be dangerous to the researchers. It was clear
they had to adapt or die. By using their skills
and knowledge, it was a simple task of manipulating
their bodies and acclimatizing to their new surroundings.
They began to rebuild their human bodies incorporating
mechanised implants and nano-technology; all produced
using the vast supply of mineral and underground
resources.
The Cora, Bellato and Accretia, once a united
human race, were now evolving with their new environment
and more importantly with their own physical beings.
The beginning of three new civilisations was underway,
there destiny yet to be written… |
Chapter 9: The beginning of a new civilization
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