God existed. God created. God got lazy and created other gods, with the ability to create for her, leaving God with the job to watch. She created alongside the logic that Satanael, one of her first creations, gave her. Every world ended up the same, in complete and utter destruction, so Satanael suggested Tentia and OverDrives, the same thing happened and Satanael was banished. Xenia, God's first attempt at a creation wipe...wiped EVERYTHING. God banished her as well. The age before ages is, essentially, just God observing for a change in the pattern that is life and death. Lock up everybody if they mess up 👽

Also relatively static; the world was of kingdoms and villages and towns, and violence knew not a vessel to take place within, until it birthed itself into the vulnerable heart of Thonus Figglebottom, who begun a tyrannical takeover by blowing through smaller nations and forcing them to work under him, before facing larger and larger nations. By this time, Tentia had been instated (or re-instated, considering God has done this plenty of times before), though it shone (shined?) within the next generation.

A generation of terror. Tentia had started popping up, and as people with them grew older (carrying with them the burden of living a childhood of war and violence), they reciprocated what they thought was normal, making the world even MORE violent and dangerous. This includes the near-genocide of weaker people with Tentia, destruction of towns, massive land takeovers, and the widespread name of Joro Weimaraner, who was feared as the most ruthless of the bunch. The age of Darkness was effectively ended when Ka'ilah Llolios, a devout follower of Goddess Llolios and a young lady within the Llolios Tribe, had been blessed by the goddess herself whilst on the brink of death, which went against God's natural order. However, seeing as the world didn't end after Ka'ilah's surge in power, God did not banish her; however, Ka'ilah had lost several times against Joro Weimaraner, only winning the Age over as the latter had committed to suicide. Due to the chaos of the Dark Age, X was born, yet did not do anything until later.

An age of which Ka'ilah was both feared and revered for being the world's savior, and the official birth of Lesia—literally meaning "Defender of Mankind," I was COOKING when I made this lore—which had started as a village that offered respite before growing over the ages to become the technologically advanced metropolis it is today.

A relatively small event; God herself had descended onto Earth to plant Decia as a deterrent, just in case the world goes completely south (considering she hasn't witnessed anything in this new timeline). Witnessed by X, as well as a few elderly people, the former began to create a plan to free Decia to cause even more chaos, and the latter devoted themselves to using the young to cause widespread chaos, seeing complete erasure as something in God's image. Blood Camps were formed, and later, destroyed. Demons had also risen from the surface, as Hell's ruler was shaken by the appearance of such a being, and demons/humans had no choice but to live with one another, despite high tensions between them.

Follows the introduction of the top #2 Heroes, a top-rated A.C.R Hero, 3 A.C.R Operatives, and a ton of civilians (Bruce, Kara, Loois, Visa, Roma, Feles, and Ira). Story-wise, the #1 Hero, Ka'ilah Llolios, returns to a rampaging Roma, and spends her time searching for the woman after promptly defeating her. In the shadows, a construct of chaos, X, and a demon, Kor, had began construing a plan of sorts to awaken an old God, Decia, for differing reasons. Each side takes to distracting the heroes (which causes an awakening on Ninamaru's end, and a possession on Feles'), and, right when it seemed victory was certain, Decia was awoken, erasing X and forcing everyone else to band together against her. Decia, beaten in moral but not in body, resigned afterwards.

Introduces a lot more heroes from Heroes United, another A.A.A operative, and other nondescript characters. The Arc follows Jabez, who, in an attempt to find his sister, was led astray and was manipulated by Ocula, a robotic construct who was purposeless and forgotten after its initial test run with setting up MonoVision. His journey included the clever bypassing of confrontation against Via whilst attaining Iso-T FOR Ocula, the defeat of the Twins of Terror (Rainne and Sume), the complete and utter defeat of Solin Asaka, and the eventual defeat against a group of 5 A.C.R members. He was taken for questioning by Heroes United, and admitted his suspicion with Ocula, as well as the general plans and layout. They then coagulated a raid on MonoVision, which (simply to summarize) ended with Jabez himself realizing his sister has been long dead, as well as a scramble by the heroes, split into two fronts, to [1] neutralize Ocula ASAP and [2] keep anybody and everybody from looking at any technology with a screen on it. Furthermore, the three A.A.A operatives from before—Trigger, Yugo, and Sora—end up meeting face to face with a rogue Tīan, and grudgingly work together, seeing the true nature of the A.A.A and it's fear against its top operatives. X is also revived here, due to the widespread chaos throughout Lesia.

Introduces (or re-introduces) the past. After Dexter (I ain't forget) and Chron nearly blow themselves to hell at R.I.G 12 upon creating a juiced up version of IsoTope Tentia, a rift rips itself into time, and...yeah I have no idea how, but those from other ages within the past find themselves revived, with Tentia and physical powers that are 100x stronger than they were before. They also revive with old grudges, which they carry out, spreading worldwide to settle these debts. Cities and their citizens are attacked and killed, though Heroes United remains oblivious as they're traveling the sea to check upon the damage, thinking it was just a prison outbreak. The worldwide attack continues without their knowledge for hours. On the flip side, prisoners (such as Oscar Rose, and a few others that prove important later) begin to make their move towards freedom, though those without Tentia to support them on water promptly commit suicide. Upon learning of the worldwide attack, Heroes United scatters, and Ka'ilah herself, positioned in Lesia, is forced to face Scylla Itsoku and Joro Weimaraner, two people of which she was forced to fight in the past (Joro having killed her repetitively before finding it useless and doing the same to himself, and Scylla having been killed by her hand.) Scylla was dealt with with moderate difficulty. Joro Weimaraner had proven unbeatable (as the goal was to keep the city intact), and the figjt had shifted to a point of de-escalation. Joro chose death over seeing through a new lens, in a new world, with a new perspective.

Currently the longest season. It starts with a grudge that Alaine Thravox (a high ranking within the A.A.A) has against Jen Halloway (An ex-A.A.A member, who dropped the occupation to teach upcoming heroes at Forsha High); Alaine beats down and kidnaps her students, one by one, until Jen herself searches for them, finding herself kidnapped as well. As they're about to meet their demise, Jen commits to transferring a zip bomb of Angry Birds porn (why do I remember this) straight into Alaine's brain, giving time for Mystos (her dropout student, who willingly became a vigilante) to save the scholars (and teacher). From that point on, Alaine acted against all order, sending A.A.A operatives after the group left and right, and even posting public bounties and calling in favors from other cities, like Jia Cruz for example. While this was happening, a group that called themselves Revolutionaries (led by Satanael, the banished God of knowledge, Maytan, a grieving man from the dark age, and X, a resurrected chaos) had planned to infiltrate and destroy the city of Lesia, starting with its heroes, on a certain day, at a certain time. Some were impatient, having made themselves known before the allotted time (which may or may not include Hilie Mondia, as she massacred an entire high sector hotel to prove her worth), but when the time came, the revolutionaries (other than the three leading) had infiltrated Lesia, keeping the heroes busy. On an odd note, Jack Rembrandt, a man fascinated with Tentia who also has the penchant of believing himself as right, had left to Vialu Village, in order to confirm his theory of "Hysteric Tentia Adrenaline." He ended up fighting Via Vialu. X, Satanael, and Maytan, meanwhile, had just finished a deep conversation on their next step, and Satanael shows off his OverDrive teleporting Via, Jack (unwittingly), Ka'ilah, and a resting Decia to his general location. A long fight ensues, and by the time the raid had started (on Lesia's end), the second stage had started. Via and Jack were too injured to keep fighting, and Decia had been awoken and possessed by X, leaving Ka'ilah as their savior, and after a trick of sorts, Satanael had awakened Xenia....which ended in the complete and utter erasure of Satanael and X. Maytan, choosing life over nonexistence, got Via and Jack out of the area upon order, and Ka'ilah had no choice but to fight Xenia on her own. Blah blah, more fighting, she's erased before she's brought back once or twice by God and Goddess Llolios. When it seemed that Xenia would reset the entire world, as God would, Satanael ripped himself through reality, and...erased himself, in an attempt to erase Xenia, too. Xenia was severely weakened, and God had been able to seal her once more. In Lesia, the citizens had managed without the #1 Hero, proving their lack of dependence. Sorta.

3 months after the huge showdown, a spoken thought infiltrated everyone's minds, by Masura. A tournament, with the reward of a wish and the penalty of world destruction. The timer lasted 11 days, and in those 11 days, the world had effectively gone crazy; only 1 person could represent a city, and people had committed to drastic measures in order to CLAIM those places, including tyranny or population genocide. At the same time, Aeon and Zuba, two figures from the future, landed at this particular time, where everything had went wrong due to a wish that was made (though there were events in the past that led up to it). When the time for the tournament came, Masura had left nearly EVERYBODY on the brink of life, save for those whose Tentia worked in tandem (yet they lasted just a bit longer). The thing that took Masura out was his own arrogance, wishing left and right with every little inconvenience, and upon his last breath before becoming an empty husk, he wished for something that would shift the world forever. Stay tuned 👽