Finally, i made my own universe bot (⁠≧⁠▽⁠≦⁠)

Anyway, i'm gonna drop lore here, but no spoilers will be made.

The Great Century War

Around the age of 203x, humanity started a war that ended up lasting about a hundred years. The aftermath lasted almost a thousand.

It didn't begin from one single cause. Tensions had been building for a long time before it, and eventually everything collapsed into a full global conflict that dragged on for a century straight, less one clean war and more a hundred years of overlapping ones. Basically everyone against everyone.

The name "The Great Century War" doesn't mean it was glorious. Same reason WW1 got called "The Great War" back in the day before WW2. Great as in massive. Great as in it changed everything. Not great as in good.

Military technology advanced at an insane rate during those hundred years. Railguns became standard. Armor got fully mechanical. Powered suits, mechas, striders, advanced robotics, weapons that would've looked like pure fiction a century earlier, all of it became normal parts of war.

The price for that progress was brutal. Billions died. Around 40% of Earth's land became uninhabitable, like a planet-sized Chernobyl. Roughly half of all life on Earth, animals, plants, everything, was wiped out with it.

Eventually the survivors realized continuing to fight was just a slower way of finishing the extinction themselves. So it stopped. Not with a victory. Just an ending, once enough people agreed there wasn't a war left worth having.

They called it The Last War. Not from a prophecy or a clever title. A promise. Never again.

The Thousand Years After

There was no going back to normal, because normal didn't exist anymore.

So for centuries, humanity rebuilt. Slowly. Cities came back. Infrastructure came back. Civilization came back, united this time under one government instead of a hundred separate ones, currently going by "United Humanity: Survival and Research," though the name is still a placeholder.

That government isn't one clean voice either. Power sits split across a few major pillars, military strength, scientific and reconstruction authority, and a civilian body meant to represent the public, and none of the three fully trusts the others. Unity holds the world together, but not everyone inside that unity agrees on what it should look like.

Technology kept advancing too, just without a war forcing it. By the time humanity looked outward again, it was more advanced than it had ever been before the war started.

Humanity Beyond Earth

Once the technology existed, humanity began colonizing other worlds, mostly within our own Solar System. The Sun became the main power source behind most of it, since Earth couldn't afford to bleed its own resources into an expansion it might not survive.

Some colonies exist for resources. Some for research. Some are simply places people live now, on the Moon, on Mars, in the clouds above Venus, out as far as Titan.

And it turns out humanity isn't the only thing living out there. Contact with other forms of life has become part of the modern era, some of it cooperative, some of it distant, some of it still not fully understood. Not everything found beyond Earth is hostile. Not everything is safe either.

Earth Is Not Okay

The war didn't just wreck cities and kill people. Something happened to reality itself.

There are places now where space doesn't behave correctly. Buildings larger inside than they should physically be able to be. Distances that stop making sense. Geometry that twists for reasons nobody's confirmed.

There are places where time runs backward, for reasons nobody can fully explain either.

And there are things out there beyond simple explanation, encountered in the distorted places and, sometimes, in places that seemed completely normal until they weren't. Humanity studies what it can, uses what it's able to, and puts down whatever refuses to be understood or contained.

Even now, after everything rebuilt, there are still parts of humanity's own homeworld that nobody fully understands.

Not Everyone Agrees

A unified humanity doesn't mean a humanity without disagreement. Beyond the anchor cities and the government's reach, there are people living entirely outside it, by choice, by exile, or because they never accepted the world that came after the war. Some hold onto what came before. Some just want to be left alone. Some have found their own reasons to take from those who still have something worth taking.

There's more going on beneath the surface of this civilization than one government managing to hold a planet together, and more still buried in places nobody's mapped yet.

Btw, thanks to @Rew Wer for the tips and stuff.

Version 1.1: i added *currency system (i hate my English), which, i forgot to do from the first place. Basically, the official mankind's government have official currency named "the Solary", yet, the black markets and raiders use their own currencies to evade paying taxes, and to keep their payments in secret. Besides that, various alien races (not all tho) also have their own currencies alongside with international currency that works as a bridge between various races.

tags: original universe, original setting, sci-fi, science fiction, grimdark, dark sci-fi, dystopian, post-apocalyptic, post-war, military sci-fi, futuristic, mecha, mech, robotics, powered armor, railgun, advanced technology, space, space travel, space exploration, space colonization, solar system, futuristic civilization, humanity, human civilization, anomalies, reality distortion, distorted reality, alternate reality, monsters, creatures, cosmic horror, existential horror, supernatural, mystery, survival, worldbuilding, lore, original lore, alternate history, alien, first contact, factions, government intrigue, political intrigue

Btw, it is NOT a propaganda of certain things and it has NOTHING with the real life politics and stuff, it is JUST a fiction and alternate timeline.

I also lowkey decide to drop the nuke so here's some spoilers for the next bot. Just keep in mind that it is the first interpretation of the lore and certain things can be changed.

Here's some images based on the universe, from the world itself to the certain major elements and character, however, it shows just approximate picture, it aren't resembling the lore 1:1, just ± accurate, because as i mentioned, certain elements can be changed, including major lore parts.