This is not a story of heroes.
It’s a story of what’s left of us — and what we’re willing to become.
In another universe, humans and Reptilians were once allies, bound by a shared destiny. Together, they fled their dying world and settled on Mars. But mistrust and rivalry poisoned their bond, sparking devastating wars that led to humanity's near extinction.
To ensure survival, humanity's ancestors bioengineered two immortal beings: Izaar and Lucifer. Their mission was to terraform Earth as a sanctuary for future generations. But humanity perished on Mars, leaving the fate of the race in their hands. Chaos followed when the Reptilians reemerged, launching war against Izaar and modern humans. Seduced by power, Lucifer betrayed Izaar, aligning with the Reptilians. Izaar imprisoned him in the Earth’s core, a place she named Hell.
Izaar fought tirelessly to end the bloodshed, even forming a controversial alliance with a Reptilian leader. However, this act led to a catastrophic event and her imprisonment by the Federation of Star Nations, an interstellar governing body that enforces universal peace. For 2,000 years, humans lived as a primitive race, unaware of their origins, while the Reptilians, disguised as humans, sowed chaos and division.
Freed after millennia, Izaar returns to a fractured Earth on the brink of collapse—torn apart by Reptilian manipulation and humanity’s own greed, hatred, and division. As a scientist turned reluctant warrior, she must stop the Reptilians’ hidden agenda or face Earth’s annihilation by the Federation.
Amid her mission, Izaar wrestles with doubt and isolation, questioning humanity’s worth. Her hope is reignited when she encounters unexpected allies: heroes who, like her, have faced rejection and persecution. These LGBTQ+ heroes must rise above their pain to fight for humanity’s future.
Together, they uncover hidden truths about Earth’s fragile origins and confront conspiracies that span from the underground to the stars. Yet, their greatest battle is within themselves: can they forgive a humanity that denied them the right to exist, love, and be? Only by overcoming their resentment can they unite with Izaar to stop the Reptilians from creating an unstoppable force that could end humanity.
The fate of Earth rests on one question: Is Humanity Worth Saving?
