In a distant, dying universe, Humans and Reptilians were once allies, bound by a shared destiny. Together, they fled their collapsing universe and crossed into ours, settling on Mars. But mistrust and rivalry poisoned their bond, sparking devastating wars that drove humanity to extinction. The Reptilians were cast into a dying star, thought to be gone forever.
Before their doomsday, humanity’s ancestors bioengineered two immortal beings: Izaar and Lucifer. Their mission was to terraform Earth as a sanctuary for a new human race—one they themselves would bring into existence. But chaos followed when the Reptilians reemerged, launching war against Izaar and her newly created humans. Seduced by power, Lucifer betrayed Izaar and aligned with the Reptilians. Heartbroken but resolute, she struck back—imprisoning him in Earth’s core, in a place she named Hell.
Izaar fought tirelessly to end the bloodshed, even forming a controversial alliance with a Reptilian leader. But her alliance ended in catastrophe—an event so devastating that the Federation of Star Nations, guardians of universal peace, intervened. For her defiance, Izaar was imprisoned. The Federation, believing they had eradicated the Reptilian threat, turned their eyes away from Earth. But the Reptilians endured. They learned to shapeshift, hiding in plain sight by taking human form.
For 2,000 years, Izaar’s newly created humans were allowed to roam Earth—stripped of memory, denied their true lineage. They lived, but only as a primitive race. Meanwhile, the hidden Reptilians sowed chaos and division from the shadows.
After millennia, the Federation freed Izaar with a single warning: eradicate the Reptilian infestation, or Earth itself would be destroyed. She returns to a fractured planet on the brink of collapse—torn apart by Reptilian manipulation and humanity’s own greed, hatred, and division. Once a scientist, now a warrior, Izaar must stop the Reptilians’ hidden agenda. Every step of her mission carries that shadow: if she fails, Earth will be erased.
Amid her mission, Izaar wrestles with doubt and isolation, questioning whether humanity is worth saving. Her hope is reignited when she encounters outcasts like herself—individuals scarred by persecution. Heroes who, like her, have endured hatred for the way they identify.
Together, they must set aside their resentment and see through humanity’s flaws—for their greatest battle will not be against the Reptilians, but against themselves: can they forgive a humanity that denied them the right to exist—to love—to live?
But the Reptilians have the upper hand. They’ve had centuries to manipulate humanity without intervention, embedding themselves in power and feeding chaos. Before Izaar can stop them, she must prevent their plan to transmit a signal across the stars—one that would summon the remaining Reptilian legions, bringing with them a bioengineered army known as the R-Race, designed to crush Earth’s defenses.
And so the question becomes inescapable: if humanity is divided, consumed by hatred, and blind to its true origins—are we even worth saving?
