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Prelude to a Forgotten War

Long before the first human carved symbols into stone or gazed at the stars with wonder, Earth was a battlefield in a war that spanned galaxies and dimensions. This was not a war of mortals, but of titans—the ancient human Gods, beings of immense power who once ruled the Earth, and a coalition of advanced alien civilisations, united under a singular purpose: to bring balance to the cosmos.

The Gods, born of Earth’s primal energies, wielded creation and destruction as easily as breath. But their unchecked power and growing arrogance threatened the fabric of life across the stars. The alien coalition, known only as The Accord, intervened—not out of conquest, but necessity.

The War That Shaped the Cosmos

The war raged for millennia. Oceans boiled, skies tore open, and stars dimmed under the weight of divine and alien fury. The Gods fought with elemental wrath, while The Accord countered with technology so advanced it seemed like magic. Neither side yielded easily, but in the end, the Gods fell—not in death, but in defeat.

Yet The Accord did not seek annihilation. Instead, they offered the Gods a choice: redemption through responsibility.

The Covenant of Life

Stripped of their powers, the Gods were given a new purpose. They were to become the Gatekeepers of Life, tasked with creating a new species in their own image—humans—but without divine abilities. These humans would be born of Earth, yet connected to all life, evolving from the same roots as every other creature. This was to teach humility, empathy, and unity.

The Gods agreed. From the dust of stars and the breath of forests, they shaped humanity. Not as rulers, but as guardians—silent watchers of a species destined to walk the line between greatness and ruin.

The Five Million Year Silence

The Accord decreed a period of five million years of solitude. No interference. No divine intervention. Only observation. Humanity would rise, stumble, and grow on its own. The Gods, now ethereal and hidden, would watch from the shadows, guiding only through whispers in dreams and the pull of intuition.

But with this silence came a warning—a message etched into the very DNA of humanity, waiting to be understood:

“We will return if you forget your place among life. If you sever your bond with the Earth and each other, the Gods will rise again—not as saviours, but as judgment.”

Where We Stand Today

We are deep into that silence. Civilisations have risen and fallen. We’ve split the atom, walked on the Moon, and now reach for the stars. But we also burn forests, poison oceans, and divide ourselves with fear and greed.

The question remains: Will we remember the lesson of our origin? Or will we summon the return of the Gods—not in glory, but in reckoning?

Final Thoughts

This story, whether myth or memory, serves as a mirror. It reminds us that we are not separate from life—we are its stewards. The war may be over, but the test continues.

And somewhere, in the quiet corners of the cosmos, the Gods are watching.