The Fall of the Living World
The life-filled planet—Aeralis—floated peacefully in the sea of stars, unaware of the doom racing toward it. Forests glowed with biolight, oceans sang with hidden energy, and cities thrived in harmony with nature. It was a world where life still believed it was safe.
That belief shattered.
A tear opened in the sky.
From the裂ing darkness descended the Three Evils, each choosing a different path of destruction.
The Evil of Destruction
It struck first.
A wave of black fire crashed into the planet's surface, flattening entire forests in seconds. Mountains split apart, rivers evaporated, and the ground burned with a heat that life had never known. Creatures fled, but the flames followed, unstoppable and merciless.
"Let it all end," the Evil roared, as the land screamed beneath it.
The Evil of Deception
While chaos spread, this Evil slipped into the cities unseen.
It took the form of trusted leaders, warriors, and elders. With poisoned words, it turned protectors into enemies. Armies clashed not knowing why. Friends accused friends. The greatest defenses of Aeralis collapsed from within.
"Your enemy is not me," it whispered. "It is each other."
The Evil of Domination
High above the planet, this Evil raised its hand.
A crushing force spread across Aeralis. Knees hit the ground. Wings failed. Machines shut down. Even the strongest beings felt their wills bending, forced into silence and obedience.
"Bow," it commanded.And the planet obeyed.
From the shadows of space, the Titans watched.
They could no longer stay hidden.
One Titan clenched their fists. "If we wait any longer, there will be nothing left to save."
As cities burned and the skies wept ash, a final signal rose from Aeralis—a desperate beacon powered by the last defenders of life.
It echoed across the universe.
The Titans answered.
Their disguises dissolved in blinding light as they descended toward the planet, no longer watchers… but warriors.
And above the ruined world, the Three Evils turned together, sensing their true enemies at last.