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CHAPTER 1

It starts from here.
Ramiro
The air is cold and harsh, the sky burnt grey.
The war was over. Ramiro surveyed the desolate landscape, his red armor reflecting the dim light.
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Maverick
The air is cold and harsh, the sky burnt grey.
The war was over. Maverick's golden eyes scanned the horizon, his mind already calculating the next move.
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Leiju
The air is cold and harsh, the sky burnt grey.
The war was over. Leiju felt the earth's pain through her connection to nature, her green aura pulsing softly.
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Elias
The air is cold and harsh, the sky burnt grey.
The war was over. Elias stood silently, his blue cloak billowing in the wind as he contemplated the aftermath.
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At some point ,there was a time when we could trust in the VIRTUS leaders,but when they were proved unworthy,they were abadoned left to rust, some were killed,their people went insane trying find a replacement,all those who live in Etheria now, suffer in VITAEL,the people made a reckless authoriatian government.Other regions went into hiding forever others tried to govern over other lands.
Etheria atleast how I see it from above looks like a graveyard,the new generations attempted reform and to rebuild but to no avail.
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It's so strange. They are just as human as we are,they feel the same pain we have in war yet continue to deny the feelings of pain. Etherians aren't human,I'll tell you that,their "skin" isn't that at all,they are fully metal,but they do have a similiar body to us, most of them walk on twos,some others on fours or even more somehow. I forgot to mention theres more to them, they have 7 known species , I've only met the Skybound, they are born with a white endoskeleton before growing into a black exoskeleton. Best thing I could compare them to were knights.
They do not have the same train of thought that we all grew up to have, to feel empathy is seen as weak, to feel pain meant you would rebuild every piece of your being to stop that feeling. I've so many of them tear apart their own circuit boards to get rid of it like a virus.
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Ramiro's perspective: The VIRTUS leaders failed us all. Their betrayal cut deeper than any blade.
I remember standing at the edge of the battlefield, my red armor stained with the evidence of their lies.
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Maverick's perspective: The VIRTUS leaders' downfall was inevitable. Their systems were flawed from the start.
I calculated the probability of their failure long before it happened. The numbers never lie.
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Leiju's perspective: The VIRTUS leaders lost their connection to the natural balance of Etheria.
I felt the disruption in the energy flow long before their systems collapsed. Nature always finds a way.
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Elias's perspective: The VIRTUS leaders' arrogance blinded them to the truth of Etheria's needs.
I watched from the shadows as their empire crumbled under the weight of their own hubris.
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