Chronicles of other worlds, in:THE FORGOTTEN PLANET4- The Firstborn (The Age of Ether)

Chronicles of other worlds, in:

THE FORGOTTEN PLANET

4- The Firstborn (The Age of Ether)

The oldest of the known civilizations, the Firstborn, flourished millions of years ago, when Eryndor was still a young world, bathed in oceans of liquid energy. They were not beings of flesh, but hybrid entities of plasma and consciousness, capable of shaping reality by manipulating electromagnetic fields. Their cities, built with a material called vitreous crystal, floated without physical support, sustained by energy networks that connected the planet's core to the atmosphere.

The Firstborn worshiped the Heart of Eryndor, an energetic anomaly in the planetary core that they believed to be the source of all creation. They developed a technology called Ethereal Weaving, which allowed them to "weave" matter and energy in harmony, creating everything from weapons that dissolved mountains to works of art that sang at frequencies beyond perception.  However, their ambition led them to attempt to "awaken" the Heart, an experiment that resulted in the First Fracture—a catastrophe that split the planet into dimensional layers, fragmenting its cities and trapping most of the Firstborn in a state of semi-existence, trapped between reality and the void.

Legacy: The ruins that Kael-13 explores in the Arid Zones are the remains of a Firstborn city, where vitreous crystal machines still emit faint pulses, as if trying to communicate. The entity of light and shadow that Lyra-9 saw may be an echo of a Firstborn, or even a fragment of the Heart of Eryndor itself.

Chronicles of other worlds, in :The Forgotten Planet 3- Extreme's Secrets

Chronicles of other worlds, in :

The Forgotten Planet 3- Extreme's Secrets

 Link to the Present When Extreme arrived on the Forgotten Planet and founded the Forgotten Empire, he found a world marked by these civilizations. His genius allowed him to decipher some of the ancient technologies, using the Harmony Nodes to create the Floating Cities and the Vitreocrystals to develop the Hybrids. But Extreme knows more than he lets on: he may have discovered the Heart of Eryndor and decided to use it as the basis for his vision of evolution, without telling the hybrids the risk of awakening something even he cannot control.

The ancient force now manifesting itself - the energy pulses, Lyra-9's visions, the whispers in the ruins - is likely the Heart of Eryndor, or an echo of the Firstborn, attempting to break the seal imposed by the Guardians. Lyra-9, with her unique connection to electromagnetic currents, may be being "called" by the Heart, while Kael-13, exploring the ruins, is uncovering truths that could challenge Extreme's authority.

Chronicles of Other Worlds, in:The Forgotten Planet2- What didn’t Extreme tell us?

Chronicles of Other Worlds, in:

The Forgotten Planet

2- What didn’t Extreme tell us?

In the heart of the Forgotten Empire, where the sky pulsed with plasma auroras and cities floated in harmony with artificial gravity, Extreme watched over his creation. His hybrids, born from the fusion of human frailty and synthetic precision, ruled with a blend of instinct and logic that defied the laws of nature. Each of them carried a fragment of his vision, an echo of his brilliant mind, but none was a mere copy. They were individual flames, forged in the crucible of his genius. Among the governors, Lyra-9 stood out, the first hybrid to rule the sector of New Thalassa, an aquatic metropolis whose towers emerged from oceans of liquid mercury. Lyra-9 was not just a leader; she was a poet of engineering, capable of redesigning entire ecosystems with a gesture.  Her DNA, tweaked by Extreme, gave her a unique connection to the planet’s energy flows, allowing her to “feel” the electromagnetic currents as if they were extensions of her own body. But Lyra-9 harbored a secret: in her dreams, she envisioned a world where the hybrids not only ruled, but transcended, breaking free from the shackles of their creation. Meanwhile, on the fringes of the empire, tension was growing. Not all hybrids viewed Extreme as a benevolent god. Kael-13, an enforcer from the Arid Zones, questioned the established order. His code, designed to enforce the law, was beginning to rebel against itself. Kael-13 believed that the hybrids, despite their strength, were trapped in an eternal cycle of loyalty to Extreme. “Are we free, or just pieces of a greater puzzle?” he muttered as he surveyed the ruins of a pre-empire civilization, whose ancient machines whispered secrets of a forgotten age.  Extreme, perched atop his orbital citadel, sensed these concerns. He was no stranger to his children’s doubts. Rather than suppress them, he encouraged them, for he believed that conflict was the engine of evolution. But there was something that even Extreme could not foresee: an ancient force, dormant deep within the Forgotten Planet, was beginning to awaken. Strange signs—unexplained pulses of energy, shared visions among the hybrids, and a humming that seemed to echo in everyone’s mind—suggested that the empire was not as alone as it had thought. Lyra-9, on New Thalassa, was the first to feel the call. During a meditation in her flux chamber, she saw an image: a formless entity of light and shadow, whispering in a forgotten language. “You are the inheritors, but you are also the invaders,” the voice said. When Lyra-9 opened her eyes, the lights of her city flickered, and a single thought consumed her.

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Chronicles of other worlds, in :

The Forgotten Planet 

1-Extreme 

The exoplanet once called Eryndor the Crucible by ancient civilizations is a world of plasma auroras, mercury oceans, and floating cities, shaped by Extreme, an almost divine figure who led the first Earth expeditions to colonize it. More than just a colonizer, Extreme is a visionary who has transcended humanity by using the planet's ancient technologies (such as Harmony Nodes and Vitreocrystals) to create hybrids, beings that combine human biology with synthetic precision. His Forgotten Empire is a seeming utopia, but the concerns of hybrids such as Lyra-9 and Kael-13, coupled with the awakening of the Heart of Eryndor, suggest that Extreme's reign may be on shaky ground.

With his mythic arrival, Extreme seems to have unlocked the secrets of the ancient civilizations-the Firstborn, the Keepers of the Veil, and the Wanderers-in order to build his empire. But his connection to the Heart of Eryndor, the ancient force now awakening, remains a mystery. Is he a benevolent god, a cosmic manipulator, or someone who, despite his genius, underestimated the power of the planet he colonized?