Earth

Earth was once a familiar world of oceans, continents, and civilizations shaped over thousands of years. Its cultures, histories, and conflicts developed within a single solar system, bound by natural limits and shared human experience. For most of its existence, Earth progressed gradually, guided by tradition, innovation, and the belief that humanity controlled its own future.

That certainty was shattered when Earth was violently displaced into a distant galaxy. Forced into an unfamiliar cosmic reality, humanity had to adapt at an unprecedented pace. Old infrastructure and belief systems collided with advanced technologies and alien influences, reshaping society almost overnight. Nations redefined themselves, cultures fractured and reformed, and survival became inseparable from adaptation.

Despite everything, Earth remains deeply tied to what it once was. Ancient history still informs modern identity, and fragments of the old world persist beneath layers of rapid change. Earth is now a planet caught between memory and transformation, struggling to preserve its humanity while learning to survive in a universe far larger and more complex than it ever imagined.