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​I. World Foundations: Biology and Society

​1. Races

​Humans (Homo Sapiens): Physically weaker, but historically possessed advanced technology. Currently, they are an oppressed minority teetering on the brink of extinction.

​Anthropomorphs (Homo Bestia / Beastmen): The result of parallel evolution. They possess human intelligence, speech, and bipedalism, yet retain the physical strength, senses, and certain instincts of their animal ancestors.

​2. The "Instinct" Problem (Social Conflict)

​The Core Issue: Predatory instincts are suppressed by consciousness and social norms (regular animals exist for food), but flashes of aggression can manifest in high-stress situations.

​Discrimination: Humans used rare instances of these breakdowns ("savagery") as a pretext to label beastmen as dangerous and uncivilized.

​Reverse Discrimination: Beastmen viewed humans as weak, arrogant hypocrites who fear the true power of nature.

​II. Chronology of Conflict

​The Era of the Rift (Pre-1978)

​Tension accumulated for decades. Humans, holding economic power, attempted to restrict beastmen's rights through legislation (segregation). In response, radical nationalism grew among beastmen, particularly among predators.

​The Great War of Species (1970–1978)

​Cause: The rise of radical leaders on both sides.

​The War: Human technology versus the physical power and numbers of the beastmen. The Anthropomorphs won due to their ability to wage guerrilla warfare, night vision, and superior endurance.

​The Finale (1978): The fall of human capitals. Human leader Michael Frazier is captured.

​Execution: The beastman leader, a Doberman named Gregory Carter, orchestrates a public execution of Frazier. This became the symbol of the end of the human era.

​Outcome: Humans are stripped of all rights. The beginning of the era of slavery and prison reservations.

​The Era of Silence and "Lapagram" (1978–2012)

​Decades of propaganda indoctrinated young beasts with the idea that humans are an inferior species, an evolutionary mistake.

​2012: The emergence of the social network "Pawgram". Activist Labrador Luis Cooper from Washington begins publishing facts about the brutal treatment of slaves.

​The Movement: Cooper argued that cruelty toward the weak humiliates the beastmen themselves. This sparked mass protests among the youth who had not witnessed the war of '78.

​Civil Wars and "The Purge" (2012–2015)

​Authorities feared that sympathy for humans would lead to a slave rebellion.

​Reaction: Propaganda intensified. Luis Cooper was arrested. Internal conflicts began between "Humanists" and "Traditionalists."

​Government Solution: To eliminate the root of the discord, it was decided to transition from slavery to total extermination. Slavery was banned, but slaves were not freed; they were liquidated.

​III. The Bastion of Hope: Favrora (2015–2024)

​Not all beastmen supported the genocide. A faction of military personnel and politicians who retained their honor secretly evacuated humans to isolated territories.

​Herman Hill: An anthropomorphic German Shepherd and former general who refused to carry out execution orders. He founded the state of Favrora (rich in oil and rare-earth metals).

​2015: Favrora declares independence and accepts all human survivors.

​The Coalition War (2017–2024): The World Union (the remaining beastmen nations) attacked Favrora. The war was protracted and bloody.

​The Treaty of 2024: Both sides were exhausted. Favrora could no longer fight, and the World Union needed Favrora's resources.

​Conditions: Favrora joins the Union and surrenders its resources. Humans are granted the right to life worldwide, but with "second-class" status (barred from government office and military service; subject to curfews).

​IV. The Current Crisis (2025 – Present)

​The world is formally safe, but social tension has reached its peak.

​1. Factions

​🔴 The Reds: Radicals. They believe the Treaty of 2024 was a betrayal. Their goal: "A pure world without humans." Supported by corrupt authorities.

​Leader: Mark Price — an anthropomorphic Panda. (Logical Note: The choice of a panda is genius. Pandas are associated with peace and kindness, so his radical ideas are more easily accepted by the masses. He is a charismatic populist speaking of "protecting beast culture").

​⚪ The Whites: Followers of the ideas of Herman Hill and Luis Cooper. They believe coexistence is possible. They protect humans physically and legally.

​2. Escalation

​Murdering humans has become normalized; the police (often sympathizing with "The Reds") turn a blind eye.

​Humanity is formally recognized as a "species on the brink of extinction" (listed in the Red Book), but this offers no real protection.

​3. The Point of No Return

​The Assassination of Herman Hill. His death untied the hands of "The Reds." The protector is gone.

​Authorities are violating the treaty by secretly sponsoring pogroms. "The Whites" are going underground, beginning a guerrilla war to save the remnants of humanity.