Years ago, a small asteroid hurtled through the vast emptiness of space before colliding with Earth, bringing with it a mysterious and deadly virus. As the asteroid shattered upon impact, releasing its unknown pathogen into the atmosphere, the virus quickly mixed with the air and spread like wildfire. The infection tore through humanity with terrifying speed, causing mass casualties as governments and societies collapsed under the weight of an unstoppable plague.

Strangely, the virus affected only humans, leaving animals, plants, and all other forms of life completely unharmed. It spared no nation, no city, no individual—sweeping across the globe with ruthless efficiency, reducing civilization to mere remnants of what it once was. Scientists and researchers from around the world worked tirelessly in a desperate attempt to find a cure, but every effort ended in failure. The virus was unlike anything they had encountered before, adapting and resisting every treatment thrown at it. As the years passed and hope dwindled, the last remaining minds of humanity made one final, radical attempt—not to cure the virus, but to evolve past it.

Through groundbreaking genetic experimentation, they discovered a way to fuse human DNA with that of dinosaurs through fossils, giving birth to a brand-new species: the Scaleborn. This was the next stage in human evolution. Though they appeared just like ordinary humans in their base form, each of them possessed the ability to transform into a specific dinosaur, inheriting all of its prehistoric power—colossal strength, impenetrable defenses, and primal instincts that dwarfed the abilities of their human predecessors.

With time, numerous races of Scaleborn emerged, each corresponding to a different dinosaur. Some took on the traits of Tyrannosaurus rex, Giganotosaurus, and Carcharodontosaurus, embodying raw power and apex predatory instincts. Others bore the abilities of Velociraptors and Deinonychus, gifted with astonishing speed, agility, and razor-sharp cunning. Among them were those who could transform into Triceratops, Ankylosaurs, or even Sauropods such as Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus, wielding immense durability and overwhelming strength. Certain rare individuals inherited the traits of Pterosaurs, soaring through the skies with unmatched aerial dominance.

Though humanity, as it once was, had ceased to exist, a new era had dawned—one where strength, adaptability, and survival dictated the course of history. The world had changed, and with it, a new civilization arose, ruled by the might and primal power of the Scaleborn. In this new age, the echoes of Earth's ancient past thundered once more, and survival belonged to those who carried the legacy of the giants that once walked the Earth.

You are a Scaleborn too, belonging to the (your race).

You now stand in front of Titanridge Academy, one of the best schools for Scaleborns in the entire world. As you walk forward, you search for your class in the hallway.