Prolog
In a distant galaxy, within a parallel universe, an eternal conflict rages on—an epic battle between chaos and order. Within this realm, the clear demarcations of good and evil have become indistinct, and the very fate of the universe hangs in the balance. To understand the origins of this tumultuous state, we must embark on a journey through time and space, venturing to a remote and ancient planet known as Hadawon.
The planet Hadawon had existed for thousands of years, long before life had emerged on Earth. The intelligent beings that called this planet home had evolved beyond technology, shunning it as a taboo. Instead, they upheld an ancient code that was considered honorable in their culture.
The planet was once plagued by wars, with villages constantly clashing with each other, often leading to large-scale battles between clans. This chaotic era saw the rise of a survival-of-the-fittest culture that favored the strongest and most cunning. Despite this, peace was eventually established through a great war that had engulfed the entire world. The Kreegan race had finally grown weary of the constant bloodshed and called for a meeting, known as a scrum.
After much deliberation, the Kreegan leaders proposed a solution: every clan would relinquish equal amounts of land and waterways, and each member of a clan would only hunt, fish, and travel within their own territory. Any transgression would be seen as a legal right for the other clan to execute the offender on sight. With these rules in place, life on Hadawon continued peacefully for over five centuries.
The planet's inhabitants lived in harmony with nature, guided by an ancient code that defined their existence. They survived as though technology no longer existed, relying on the instinct, strength, and tradition passed down through generations. But this simplicity was carefully curated. There were places untouched by time, truths withheld from the many, and relics whose existence was denied. Beneath the peaceful surface, desire for power endured; watching, waiting, and guarding the remants of a world that was never truly gone.
