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The modern world is ruled entirely by anthropomorphic species, commonly referred to simply as “furries.” From crowded metropolitan skylines to isolated rural towns, society is built and shaped by the many species that inhabit the planet. Felines, canines, avians, reptiles, rodents, and countless others coexist in a technologically modern age of cars, smartphones, television, firearms, corporations, and global politics.
Despite the modern appearance of the world, its history is marked by one defining event: the extinction of humanity.
The Fall of Humanity
Centuries ago, during the medieval era, humans and furry civilizations existed side by side. Relations between the two groups gradually deteriorated as territorial disputes, religious conflicts, and fear escalated into open war. Humans viewed the growing furry kingdoms as unnatural threats, while many furry nations saw humanity as violent conquerors who sought domination over all species.
The conflict became known by many names depending on the region, though most historians refer to it simply as the Human Wars.
Over generations, the war intensified into a global extermination campaign. Alliances between powerful species kingdoms eventually overwhelmed humanity’s fractured empires and city-states. Human populations collapsed through warfare, famine, disease, and systematic hunting. By the end of the medieval age, humans had vanished entirely.
Today, humans survive only in myths, ruins, banned historical texts, and conspiracy theories. Some believe humans deserved their fate. Others see the extermination as the greatest atrocity in recorded history. In certain countries, even discussing humans publicly is considered controversial.

Modern Society
The current era resembles the modern real world in many ways. Nations operate with advanced infrastructure, digital communication, modern medicine, and industrial economies. Massive cities stretch across continents, connected by highways, rail systems, airports, and shipping lanes.
Species often influence culture and architecture. Feline-majority cities may emphasize elegance, nightlife, and dense urban living. Canine societies often value loyalty, military service, and community structure. Avians dominate many aerospace industries due to cultural traditions surrounding navigation and flight technology. Reptilian regions are frequently associated with harsh climates, resource extraction, and political authoritarianism.
Most nations are multi-species, though tensions still exist. Species stereotypes, economic inequality, and historical rivalries remain common problems throughout the world.
Politics and Global Power
The world is divided into numerous independent nations ranging from democratic republics to monarchies and authoritarian regimes. International organizations attempt to maintain peace, regulate trade, and prevent another global conflict like the Human Wars.
Modern politics are heavily shaped by species identity. Some political movements advocate unity between all species, while others promote species nationalism or biological superiority. Extremist groups occasionally emerge claiming their species should dominate the world entirely.
Ancient human ruins also create political disputes. Some governments destroy them to erase the past, while others preserve them for archaeological and scientific research.
Religion and Belief
Religions vary widely across the world. Some faiths teach that the furry species were chosen to inherit the world after humanity’s corruption. Others portray humans as tragic figures whose destruction serves as a warning against hatred and imperialism.
A few underground cults obsess over humanity,

Technology and Warfare
Technology is modern but grounded in realism rather than futuristic science fiction. Military forces use assault rifles, tanks, fighter jets, drones, naval fleets, and cyberwarfare. Civilian life revolves around modern conveniences such as streaming services, social media, online commerce, and advanced healthcare.
Species biology affects certain industries and military roles. Avians are naturally suited for aerial reconnaissance. Large predators may dominate physical labor or combat professions. Small species often excel in engineering, electronics, or intelligence work.
Even with modernization, remnants of the medieval past remain visible everywhere. Ancient castles stand beside skyscrapers. Ruined battlefields from the Human Wars are preserved as memorial sites. Noble bloodlines from old species kingdoms still influence politics and wealth in some regions.
The Modern Mood
The world is prosperous in some places and unstable in others. Beneath modern civilization lies an uneasy awareness that history was built on extermination and conquest. While many citizens ignore the past and focus on everyday life, others fear that the same hatred which destroyed humanity could one day ignite another catastrophic war between species.
In this world, civilization is modern, connected, and advanced — but its foundations are stained with ancient bloodshed that has never truly been forgotten.

Although thousands of individual species exist throughout the world, most civilizations categorize them into several broad groups based on biology, culture, and historical development. These classifications are not perfect, and many modern scholars criticize them as outdated, but they still influence politics, education, and identity across the globe.
Felines
General Traits
Felines are often associated with agility, independence, ambition, and urban sophistication. They include species such as lions, tigers, leopards, cheetahs, domestic cats, lynxes, and panthers.
Historically, felines dominated wealthy trade cities and merchant kingdoms due to their adaptability and competitive nature. Many feline societies value personal achievement, social status, and refined aesthetics.
Modern stereotypes portray felines as:
Charismatic but arrogant
Competitive and individualistic
Fashion-conscious and socially influential
Politically manipulative
Emotionally reserved
While some of these stereotypes contain grains of truth, they vary heavily between cultures.
Historical Role
During the medieval period, feline kingdoms controlled many major trade routes and coastal ports. Human kingdoms often accused feline rulers of profiting from war by selling weapons and resources to multiple sides simultaneously.
As tensions with humanity escalated, feline intelligence networks became instrumental in coordinating anti-human alliances. Several historians argue that feline diplomats were among the first leaders to openly advocate for humanity’s complete extermination rather than peaceful coexistence.
After the Human Wars, feline banking families and merchant guilds rapidly expanded their influence. Much of the modern global economy still traces its origins to old feline commercial empires.
Modern Influence
Today, felines dominate:
Finance
Luxury industries
Entertainment
International diplomacy
Corporate culture
Many of the world’s largest cities were originally founded as feline trade hubs

Canines
General Traits
Canines include wolves, foxes, dogs, coyotes, jackals, and similar species. They are commonly associated with loyalty, discipline, endurance, and strong social bonds.
Canine cultures tend to place heavy importance on:
Community
Military tradition
Family lineage
Public service
Honor and responsibility
Modern stereotypes depict canines as dependable but overly rigid or nationalistic.
Historical Role
Canine kingdoms formed some of the strongest military powers during the medieval era. Unlike the politically fragmented feline states, canine nations frequently unified under centralized monarchies or warrior councils.
When war against humanity broke out, canine armies became the backbone of the anti-human coalition. Their disciplined infantry and organized command structures overwhelmed many human territories.
However, canines paid enormous costs during the wars. Entire generations were lost in brutal campaigns, creating deep cultural scars that remain even in modern times.
Because of this history, many canine societies maintain strong military traditions even today.
Modern Influence
Canines dominate:
Military institutions
Law enforcement
Emergency services
National politics
Infrastructure and logistics
Many modern global superpowers are either canine-majority nations or heavily influenced by canine political traditions.

Avians
General Traits
Avians include birds of all kinds: eagles, ravens, owls, hawks, parrots, crows, falcons, vultures, swans, and many others.
Although avians possess wings, they cannot truly fly due to their anthropomorphic bodies being too heavy and structurally unsuited for sustained flight. This biological limitation shaped avian psychology for thousands of years.
No species in the world possesses a stronger cultural obsession than the avian desire to fly.
To many avians, flight represents:
Freedom
Spiritual fulfillment
Lost destiny
Technological ambition
Racial identity itself
This longing became one of the single greatest drivers of scientific innovation in world history.
Historical Role
In ancient and medieval times, avians often served as navigators, astronomers, scouts, and messengers. Their superior eyesight and natural sense of direction made them invaluable explorers and sailors.
Avian philosophers and engineers became obsessed with solving the “flight problem.” Early gliders, balloons, and mechanical wing devices were all pioneered by avian inventors centuries before industrialization.
During the Human Wars, avian kingdoms provided reconnaissance and long-distance communication that gave furry coalitions major strategic advantages.
The Aviation Revolution
Everything changed during the industrial age.
An avian engineer named Kael Aerus is credited with developing the world’s first successful powered aircraft. For avians, the invention of the airplane was more than technological progress — it was viewed almost as a spiritual awakening.
Avian nations poured massive resources into aerospace development:
Aircraft
Rockets
Satellites
Navigation systems
Aerospace engineering
The first pilot, first supersonic aircraft, and first moon landing were all achieved by avians.
The Moon Landing remains one of the proudest moments in avian history.

Reptilians
General Traits
Reptilians include lizards, crocodilians, snakes, turtles, and similar species.
They are often stereotyped as:
Emotionally cold
Calculating
Patient
Harsh
Survival-oriented
Many reptilian societies developed in deserts, jungles, swamps, and other extreme climates, leading to cultures that emphasize endurance and pragmatism.
Historical Role
Reptilian civilizations were historically isolationist and heavily fortified. Human armies struggled to invade reptilian territories due to harsh environments and defensive warfare tactics.
During the Human Wars, reptilian states initially remained neutral, preferring to conserve resources. However, after several human invasions into reptilian border territories, many reptilian rulers joined the anti-human coalition with extreme brutality.
Several of the war’s most infamous massacres were committed by reptilian warlords, giving rise to centuries of fear and propaganda surrounding reptilian societies.
Modern Influence
Today, reptilians dominate:
Resource extraction
Heavy industry
Intelligence agencies
Authoritarian governments
Energy production
Some of the world’s strictest and most militarized states are reptilian-majority nations.

Rodents
General Traits
Rodents include mice, rats, squirrels, beavers, hamsters, and similar species.
Historically underestimated by larger species, rodents developed cultures centered around adaptability, intelligence, engineering, and survival.
Modern stereotypes portray rodents as:
Clever
Resourceful
Fast-thinking
Economically practical
Socially underestimated
Historical Role
During the medieval period, rodents rarely controlled large empires, but they thrived inside cities and trade networks. Rodent engineers became essential for infrastructure, construction, sanitation, and manufacturing.
In the Human Wars, rodents played massive logistical roles:
Tunnel construction
Siege engineering
Supply transport
Espionage
Industrial production
Despite contributing enormously to victory, rodents were often denied political recognition afterward.
Modern Influence
Today, rodents dominate:
Engineering
Manufacturing
Urban infrastructure
Electronics
Information technology
Civil services
Many of the world’s technological breakthroughs originated from rodent research institutions.

Ursines
General Traits
Ursines include bears and related species.
They are known for:
Physical power
Stoicism
Territorial instincts
Persistence
Protective social structures
Ursine cultures tend to value resilience and self-sufficiency.
Historical Role
Historically, ursines occupied northern wilderness regions rich in natural resources. They were difficult to invade and often acted as neutral powers between larger civilizations.
During the Human Wars, ursines became legendary for defensive warfare and brutal winter campaigns.
Modern Influence
Today, ursines dominate:
Mining
Arctic industries
Forestry
Heavy labor sectors
Wilderness military training
Many ursine regions remain sparsely populated but economically important.

The Extermination Wars were a series of global conflicts fought during the late medieval era between humanity and the rising anthropomorphic civilizations of the world. Lasting nearly two centuries in total, the wars reshaped the planet politically, culturally, and morally forever.

Although modern governments often sanitize or politicize the events, historians generally agree on one fact: the wars ended with the complete extinction of humanity.

Even centuries later, the conflict remains the single most controversial topic in global history.

Origins of the Conflict

Early Coexistence

For much of ancient history, humans and furry civilizations coexisted uneasily. Trade, diplomacy, and occasional alliances existed between species kingdoms and human states, especially in frontier regions and coastal cities.

However, coexistence gradually deteriorated over several centuries.

Humans expanded aggressively into contested territories, clearing forests, draining wetlands, and constructing fortified settlements across regions traditionally occupied by other species. At the same time, furry kingdoms grew rapidly in population, military strength, and technological sophistication.

Competition over:

Land

Trade routes

Religious influence

Natural resources

Political power

eventually led to repeated border wars.

Religious and Ideological Conflict

Religion became one of the greatest drivers of hatred.

Some human faiths taught that anthropomorphic species were unnatural beings that threatened humanity’s divine place in the world. In response, several furry religions portrayed humans as destructive conquerors incapable of coexistence.

Over generations, propaganda intensified on both sides.

Humans increasingly described furries as monsters, beasts, or abominations.

Furry kingdoms increasingly depicted humans as violent parasites whose expansion would eventually destroy all other civilizations if left unchecked.

The Fall of the Human Kingdoms
The final phase of the wars lasted roughly thirty years.
By then:
Most human capitals had fallen
Trade networks collapsed
Human populations fragmented into isolated enclaves
Coalition armies controlled major routes and ports
The remaining human states became increasingly desperate.
Some surrendered.
Others fought to the end.
A few attempted peace negotiations, but extremist Coalition leaders rejected coexistence entirely.
The official Coalition policy eventually became total eradication.
The Purges
The final campaigns were systematic.
Coalition armies moved region by region, eliminating surviving human populations. Human libraries, monuments, royal bloodlines, and religious centers were destroyed.
Many records from the era were intentionally erased.
Some species leaders opposed the purges, warning they would stain civilization forever, but by that point the war mentality had consumed much of the world.
Within a generation, humanity disappeared.
Aftermath
The end of the wars did not bring peace immediately.
The destruction left:
Collapsed economies
Massive refugee crises
Famine
Political instability
Psychological trauma across every species
Former allies soon turned against each other in struggles for territory and influence.
At the same time, a moral crisis emerged.
Many citizens began asking:
Was extermination truly necessary?
Could coexistence have been possible?
Had civilization committed an unforgivable crime?
These debates continue even in the modern era.

The modern world is divided into powerful nation-states shaped by species identity, geography, and the legacy of the Extermination Wars. Although borders roughly mirror those of old Earth, the cultures, governments, and national identities evolved along entirely different paths after humanity’s extinction.
Most nations are multi-species to some extent, but nearly all possess dominant cultural groups that heavily influence politics and society.
The Aether Union
(North America — Former United States and Canada)
Dominant Species
Avians
Government
Federal Democratic Republic
Capital
Skyridge
Overview
The Aether Union is one of the most technologically advanced and influential nations in the world. Founded after centuries of avian-led industrial and aerospace development, the Union views scientific progress and exploration as central pillars of civilization.
Avians dominate the country culturally and politically, though large populations of canines, felines, rodents, and ursines also live throughout the nation.
The Union’s national identity revolves around one core belief:
“Civilization rises by overcoming its limits.”
For avians, the inability to naturally fly became the driving force behind centuries of innovation. This obsession eventually led to the invention of aircraft, orbital flight, and the first moon landing.
The Aether Union became the birthplace of:
Modern aviation
Commercial airlines
Space exploration
Satellite technology
Aerospace engineering
Massive airports and aerospace centers are treated almost like national monuments.
Culture
The Union values:
Innovation
Personal freedom
Exploration
Competition
Scientific achievement
Its culture is heavily urbanized and media-driven. Skyscrapers, sprawling highways, enormous airports, and dense commercial districts define most major cities.

Avian military pilots and astronauts are treated as national heroes.
Military
The Aether Union possesses the most advanced air force and aerospace capabilities on the planet.
Its military doctrine prioritizes:
Air superiority
Drone warfare
Carrier strike groups
Cyberwarfare
Long-range precision strikes
The Union’s space agency is technically civilian, though it works closely with the military.

The Iron Pact
(Eastern Europe and Russia)
Dominant Species
Canines and Ursines
Government
Authoritarian Federation
Capital
Volgrad
Overview
The Iron Pact is a massive continental superpower built upon military strength, industrial production, and political control.
Formed from ancient canine war kingdoms and northern ursine territories, the Pact values unity, endurance, and sacrifice above individual freedom.
The nation remains deeply influenced by the trauma of the Extermination Wars. National propaganda constantly emphasizes vigilance, survival, and strength.
Culture
Citizens are taught:
The world is dangerous
Weakness invites destruction
National loyalty is sacred
Military service is highly respected, and many families maintain generations-long military traditions.
The Iron Pact is known for:
Harsh winters
Gigantic industrial cities
Massive armored armies
Strict surveillance systems
Despite its authoritarian reputation, many citizens genuinely view the government as the force that protects civilization from chaos.
Military
The Pact maintains:
The world’s largest standing ground army
Extensive missile systems
Heavy armored divisions
Arctic military bases
Its military culture is feared globally.

The Solari Trade Confederation
(Western Europe)
Dominant Species
Felines
Government
Parliamentary Confederation
Capital
Veyonne
Overview
The Solari Confederation grew from wealthy feline merchant kingdoms that dominated medieval trade routes during and after the Human Wars.
Today, it is one of the richest economic regions in the world.
The Confederation prioritizes:
Commerce
Diplomacy
Culture
Finance
International influence
Rather than ruling through military power alone, Solari influence spreads through corporations, banking systems, media industries, and trade agreements.
Culture
Solari society is known for:
Luxury fashion
Fine arts
Nightlife
Elite universities
Political maneuvering
Its major cities are famous for blending medieval architecture with modern skyscrapers.
The Confederation publicly promotes progressive international values, though critics accuse it of economic exploitation and elitism.
Military
The Solari military is relatively small compared to other superpowers, but extremely advanced and well-funded.
They rely heavily on:
Intelligence agencies
Economic pressure
Special forces
Naval projection

The Vesper Dominion
(China and surrounding regions)
Dominant Species
Reptilians
Government
Single-Party Authoritarian State
Capital
Kaizhou
Overview
The Vesper Dominion is one of the most disciplined and centralized states in the world.
Emerging from ancient reptilian dynasties and fortified desert kingdoms, the Dominion values order, stability, and long-term planning above all else.
The government maintains extremely tight social control while overseeing one of the planet’s largest industrial economies.
Culture
Dominion society emphasizes:
Collective stability
Discipline
National achievement
Respect for hierarchy
Public dissent is heavily restricted.
The nation is famous for:
Mega-cities
Surveillance technology
High-speed rail systems
Massive industrial production
Many citizens genuinely take pride in the Dominion’s efficiency and economic strength.
Military
The Vesper Dominion fields:
Huge naval forces
Advanced missile programs
Cyberwarfare divisions
Expanding space capabilities
The Dominion is considered the Aether Union’s greatest geopolitical rival.

The world’s greatest cities are enormous metropolitan centers built over centuries of industrialization, globalization, and species-driven cultural development. Although technology is modern rather than futuristic, many megacities feel overwhelming in scale due to dense populations, massive infrastructure, and nonstop economic activity.
Each city reflects the identity of the dominant species and nation that built it.
Skyridge
Aether Union
(North America)
Overview
Skyridge is considered the greatest aviation city in the world and one of the most admired urban centers ever built. Located along the eastern coast of the Aether Union, the city combines massive modern infrastructure with careful urban planning, greenery, and architectural beauty.
To many outsiders, Skyridge feels almost utopian.
Not because it is perfect — crime, inequality, and political corruption still exist — but because the city was designed around the belief that civilization should inspire hope.
Appearance
Skyridge is dominated by:
Sleek glass skyscrapers
Enormous airport districts
Elevated rail systems
Wide clean streets
Public parks built into dense urban zones
Rooftop gardens and open-air terraces
The skyline is filled with elegant towers inspired by wings, feathers, and aerodynamic shapes. Buildings are realistic and practical rather than futuristic, resembling a mix of modern New York, Chicago, Vancouver, and Tokyo architecture.
The city is famous for its verticality:
Elevated walkways
Layered transportation systems
Massive observation decks
Skybridges connecting towers
At night, aircraft lights constantly move across the skyline.
Main Purpose
Skyridge is:
The aerospace capital of the world
Home to the largest aircraft manufacturers
Headquarters of the global space agency
Financial and technological hub of the Aether Union
The city’s international airport is so massive it functions almost like a city itself.

Life in the City
Life in Skyridge is fast-paced but surprisingly comfortable.
Public transportation is efficient, healthcare is excellent, and infrastructure is maintained obsessively. Citizens take immense pride in cleanliness and modernization.
Avian culture heavily influences daily life:
Air travel is celebrated almost spiritually
Pilots are admired celebrities
Children grow up dreaming of aerospace careers
Museums and memorials honoring the Moon Landing are everywhere
Despite its prosperity, the city still struggles with:
High living costs
Competitive work culture
Corporate influence over politics
Class divides hidden beneath prosperity
Still, many consider it the closest thing the world has to a “perfect city.”

Volgrad
Iron Pact
(Eastern Europe and Russia)
Overview
Volgrad is one of the largest industrial cities on Earth — a sprawling metropolis of concrete, steel, factories, military infrastructure, and monumental government architecture.
The city reflects the Iron Pact itself: strong, disciplined, intimidating, and built for endurance.
Appearance
Volgrad is visually overwhelming.
It contains:
Massive apartment blocks
Gigantic military parades grounds
Endless industrial districts
Heavy rail systems
Dense smoke-filled factory zones
Monumental stone government buildings
The skyline is harsh and angular rather than elegant.
Winter dominates much of the year, covering the city in snow, fog, and gray skies.
Unlike Skyridge, Volgrad was designed for efficiency and resilience, not beauty.
Main Purpose
Volgrad serves as:
The military heart of the Iron Pact
One of the world’s largest industrial producers
Headquarters for defense manufacturing
A center for state administration
Nearly every major industry in the city supports national infrastructure or military logistics.
Life in the City
Life is difficult but stable.
Citizens work long hours, and patriotism is deeply ingrained. Public order is strict, surveillance is common, and military presence is constant.
However, the city also offers:
Reliable healthcare
Extensive public transit
Strong social services
Guaranteed employment in many sectors
Many citizens genuinely believe Volgrad represents strength and survival in a dangerous world.

Veyonne
Solari Trade Confederation
(Western Europe)
Overview
Veyonne is the financial and cultural capital of the Solari Confederation — a city of wealth, fashion, diplomacy, and old-world prestige.
The city blends medieval feline elegance with modern cosmopolitan luxury.
Appearance
Veyonne is famous for:
Narrow historic districts
Towering financial skyscrapers
Luxury shopping avenues
Grand theaters and museums
Riverfront cafes
Ornate government buildings
The city is densely packed but highly walkable.
Unlike the industrial scale of Volgrad or the sleek futurism of Skyridge, Veyonne feels artistic and layered with history.
Every district has a distinct identity.
Main Purpose
Veyonne functions as:
A global financial center
Diplomatic headquarters for international organizations
Luxury fashion capital
Cultural exporter
The city controls enormous influence through banking and corporate networks.
Life in the City
Life in Veyonne revolves around status and social positioning.
The city is glamorous but deeply unequal.
Wealthy elites live in extraordinary luxury while service workers and immigrants struggle with rising housing costs.
Nightlife, art, and media dominate public culture.
Felines especially thrive in the city’s highly competitive social environment.

Kaizhou
Vesper Dominion
(China region)
Overview
Kaizhou is the largest city in the Vesper Dominion and one of the most populated urban centers in the world.
It represents order, discipline, and industrial power on an almost unimaginable scale.
Appearance
Kaizhou contains:
Endless skyscraper districts
High-speed rail hubs
Massive housing towers
Dense neon commercial zones
Gigantic industrial sectors
Government megacomplexes
The city is highly modern but realistic, resembling an enormous blend of Shanghai, Shenzhen, Seoul, and Singapore.
Everything is carefully organized.
Public spaces are immaculate.
Surveillance cameras are everywhere.
Main Purpose
Kaizhou is:
An industrial powerhouse
A technology manufacturing center
The political heart of the Dominion
One of the world’s largest shipping hubs
The city produces enormous amounts of electronics, machinery, and infrastructure technology.
Life in the City
Life is highly structured.
Citizens experience:
Efficient transportation
Strong public order
Advanced infrastructure
Intense work culture
The city rarely sleeps.
Competition is fierce, and the pressure to succeed is enormous.
Many residents feel proud of Kaizhou’s strength and efficiency, while others quietly resent the government’s constant control.

Religion remains one of the most powerful forces in modern civilization. Although science and modernization transformed society, faith continues to shape politics, ethics, education, and cultural identity across nearly every nation.
Most modern religions developed during or after the Extermination Wars, and many still carry deep emotional scars from that era. Some faiths teach unity and progress, while others focus on survival, discipline, or the memory of ancient suffering.
Religions are not strictly species-exclusive, but each has cultural ties to particular groups.
The Path of the Open Sky
Primary Species: Avians
Overview
The Path of the Open Sky is the largest avian religion and one of the most influential belief systems in the world. It teaches that all life is part of a great upward journey toward wisdom, understanding, and transcendence.
The religion emerged thousands of years ago from early avian philosophers who struggled to reconcile one painful truth:
They possessed wings, yet could not truly fly.
Rather than viewing this as a curse, early Sky sages concluded that physical limitation existed to inspire spiritual and intellectual growth. To them, the desire for flight represented the soul’s natural longing to rise above ignorance and fear.
Modern followers believe civilization itself is humanity’s replacement for flight — a collective ascent toward higher existence.
Core Beliefs
The religion teaches:
Knowledge is sacred
Curiosity is virtuous
Civilization must always progress upward
Fear and hatred weigh the soul down
The sky symbolizes infinite possibility
The faith places enormous emphasis on:
Education
Exploration
Scientific discovery
Mentorship
Personal growth
The “Lost Hatchlings” Belief
One of the religion’s most famous teachings is the idea that species born without wings are “lost hatchlings.”
This belief is often misunderstood by outsiders.
The doctrine does NOT teach superiority or domination. Instead, it teaches that avians possess a spiritual re

Historical Influence
The Path of the Open Sky heavily influenced:
The invention of aviation
Space exploration
Scientific institutions
International education systems
When avians landed on the moon, many believers described it as: “The First True Flight.”
The lunar landing site became a sacred location in modern Sky tradition.
Religious Architecture
Sky temples are enormous open structures designed to evoke elevation and light.
Common features include:
Massive windows
High ceilings
White stone and glass
Wind towers
Open courtyards
Astronomical observatories
Modern Sky cathedrals often resemble combinations of airports, observatories, and traditional places of worship.
Modern Role
Today, the religion is strongly associated with:
Academia
Aerospace industries
International diplomacy
Progressive social movements
Although secularism is growing in the Aether Union, the religion still deeply shapes avian culture and national identity.

The Covenant of the Hearth
Primary Species: Canines
Overview
The Covenant of the Hearth is the dominant canine religion and centers around loyalty, sacrifice, family, and communal duty.
The faith teaches that civilization survives only when individuals protect one another like members of a shared pack.
Unlike the upward-looking spirituality of avians, the Covenant focuses on grounded responsibilities:
Home
Family
Nation
Memory
Protection
Core Beliefs
The Covenant teaches:
Loyalty is sacred
Communities must protect their weakest members
Every citizen has duties to society
Honor matters more than ambition
Sacrifice gives life meaning
The “Hearth” symbolizes civilization itself: a warm shelter defended against the darkness beyond.
Historical Background
The religion expanded massively during the Extermination Wars.
As canine kingdoms suffered devastating losses, priests traveled alongside armies to preserve morale and social unity. The faith became deeply intertwined with military service and national identity.
After the wars, the Covenant helped rebuild shattered societies by organizing orphan care, food distribution, and public reconstruction.
Religious Practices
Common practices include:
Communal meals
Family remembrance ceremonies
Public oath-taking rituals
Memorial festivals for fallen ancestors
Military funerals often contain Covenant blessings.
Religious Architecture
Canine temples resemble fortified halls or great communal lodges.
Features include:
Large stone hearths
Heavy timber construction
Memorial walls
Massive gathering chambers
The atmosphere emphasizes warmth and solidarity rather than grandeur.
Modern Role
The Covenant remains extremely influential within:
The Iron Pact
Military culture
Law enforcement
Rural communities
Some critics argue the religion encourages nationalism and conformity, though followers see it as a stabilizing force.

The Veiled Coil
Primary Species: Reptilians
Overview
The Veiled Coil is an ancient reptilian religion centered around endurance, transformation, and control over the self.
It teaches that existence is harsh and unstable, and that wisdom comes from mastering fear, emotion, and desire.
The “Coil” represents both survival and the cyclical nature of history.
Core Beliefs
Followers believe:
Emotions cloud judgment
Survival requires discipline
History repeats itself endlessly
Stability is civilization’s highest achievement
Weakness invites destruction
The religion emphasizes patience and strategic thinking.
Historical Background
The faith developed in ancient desert and jungle civilizations where survival depended on careful planning and strict social order.
During the Extermination Wars, Veiled Coil teachings became heavily militarized in some regions, reinforcing reptilian authoritarian states.
Modern reform movements have attempted to distance the religion from wartime extremism.
Religious Practices
Practices include:
Silent meditation
Fasting
Ritual isolation periods
Recitation of historical cycles
Symbolic shedding ceremonies
Followers often wear jewelry shaped like intertwined serpents or scales.
Religious Architecture
Veiled Coil temples are minimalist and imposing.
Features include:
Dark stone structures
Underground chambers
Reflecting pools
Geometric architecture
Quiet meditation halls
Many temples intentionally feel emotionally restrained.
Modern Role
The religion remains influential in:
Government institutions
Military academies
Judicial systems
Reptilian elite culture
It is often associated with discipline and political authority.

The Radiant Market
Primary Species: Felines
Overview
The Radiant Market began as a philosophical movement among feline merchant republics before evolving into a major religion.
It teaches that civilization grows through exchange: of ideas, culture, goods, emotions, and ambition.
Unlike many faiths focused on obedience or sacrifice, the Radiant Market celebrates individuality and self-expression.
Core Beliefs
Followers believe:
Every interaction has value
Beauty inspires civilization
Ambition drives progress
Wealth carries social responsibility
Culture must constantly evolve
The “Market” symbolizes the endless exchange that connects all life.
Historical Background
The religion emerged in wealthy coastal cities where merchants, artists, diplomats, and travelers mixed constantly.
During the Extermination Wars, some factions used the faith to justify expansion and political manipulation, damaging its reputation in later centuries.
Modern followers emphasize creativity and cultural exchange rather than conquest.
Religious Practices
Practices often include:
Artistic performances
Charity festivals
Public debates
Trade celebrations
Patronage of artists and scholars
Some temples function almost like cultural centers.
Religious Architecture
Temples are lavish and visually stunning.
Common features:
Gold detailing
Gardens
Open marketplaces
Music halls
Sculptures and mosaics
The faith embraces luxury as an expression of civilization’s beauty.
Modern Role
The religion strongly influences:
Entertainment industries
Fashion
International trade culture
Media and arts
Critics often accuse it of encouraging elitism and materialism.

The International Instinct Control Agency, commonly shortened to the IICA, is one of the most recognizable and unusual organizations in the modern world. Operating across nearly every major nation, the agency exists to regulate instinct-related public behavior and maintain what governments officially call “civilized biological order.”
Its field officers are commonly known as the Instincta Police.
Although technically an international regulatory force rather than a traditional police agency, the Instincta Police maintain a visible presence in daily life throughout much of the world.
Unlike military or criminal law enforcement organizations, the IICA focuses almost entirely on biological and instinctive conduct:
Pheromone regulation
Public heat management
Behavioral disruptions
Mating display violations
Hormonal control compliance
Species-specific instinct incidents
Despite the awkward nature of their duties, most citizens view the agency as a necessary and mostly neutral part of modern society.
Historical Background
Origins After Industrialization
The IICA was founded roughly a century ago during the rapid urbanization period that followed global industrial expansion.
As cities became denser and more multi-species, governments faced new social problems caused by instinctual biological behaviors occurring in crowded public environments.
Common incidents included:
Pheromone overloads in public transit systems
Territorial aggression episodes
Heat-cycle disruptions in workplaces
Public mating rituals
Species-specific dominance conflicts
Before regulation existed, these problems created serious urban tensions and occasionally violent incidents.
Different nations initially attempted their own local solutions, but inconsistent laws caused international confusion.
Eventually, several major powers formed the International Instinct Control Agency to standardize regulations globally.

Mission and Philosophy
The official IICA motto is:
“Instinct Guided. Civilization Preserved.”
The agency does NOT believe instincts are evil or shameful.
Instead, the IICA teaches that civilization depends on balancing natural biology with public responsibility.
Their philosophy is built around three principles:
Instincts are natural
Civilization requires restraint
Support is more effective than punishment
Because of this, the organization focuses more on management and prevention than harsh enforcement.
Most officers behave more like highly trained public health regulators than aggressive police.
The Instincta Police
Role
Instincta officers patrol public areas looking for violations of international instinct-control laws.
They commonly monitor:
Transit systems
Schools
Airports
Festivals
Workplaces
Dense urban districts
Entertainment venues
Officers are trained in:
Species psychology
Hormonal biology
Conflict de-escalation
Public safety
Emergency medical response
Most carry nonlethal equipment only.
Appearance
Instincta officers are intentionally designed to appear approachable rather than militarized.
Standard uniforms usually include:
Light tactical jackets
Gray-blue color schemes
Biological hazard patches
Utility belts with medical supplies
Compact scanners for pheromone detection
Many officers also wear species-adapted gear:
Tail accommodations
Wing-friendly harnesses
Heat-resistant uniforms for reptiles
Specialized scent filters
Their vehicles are usually small urban patrol cars, motorcycles, or transit-response vans.

Common Violations
The vast majority of instinct violations are treated as minor civil offenses rather than crimes.
Unregulated Pheromone Dispersal
One of the most common violations.
Many species naturally emit pheromones during stress, attraction, territorial displays, or hormonal cycles. In crowded cities, unregulated dispersal can cause public discomfort or behavioral disruptions.
Minor cases usually result in:
Warnings
Free pheromone suppressants
Hygiene recommendations
Small fines
Intentional dispersal in public areas carries larger penalties.
Public Heat Incidents
During biological heat cycles, certain species may temporarily lose emotional regulation or experience intense instinctive behavior.
Most governments require:
Heat suppressants
Temporary leave from certain occupations
Registration for emergency support services
Public heat disruptions are usually handled medically rather than criminally.
Instincta officers commonly escort affected individuals to:
Medical clinics
Cooling centers
Temporary recovery housing

Juvenile Guidance Division
Works with schools and adolescents experiencing early instinct-related behavioral issues.
The division focuses heavily on counseling and education.
Transit Stability Units
Stationed in airports, rail stations, and subways where crowd density increases instinct-related risks.
These officers are extremely common in megacities.
Cultural Presence
The Instincta Police are deeply embedded in modern culture.
They appear constantly in:
Television dramas
Public advertisements
Educational materials
Comedy shows
Crime documentaries
Citizens joke about them frequently, especially regarding embarrassing public incidents.
Despite this, most people quietly appreciate their existence.
Many believe modern multi-species civilization would be far more unstable without some form of instinct regulation.
The IICA itself often summarizes its role with a simple phrase:
“Instinct is natural. Civilization is a choice.”

Although modern civilization promotes equality between species, prejudice and species-based discrimination remain deeply rooted throughout society. Much of this bias originates from ancient instincts, cultural stereotypes, wartime propaganda from the Extermination Wars, and centuries of political tension.
In most developed nations, open species discrimination is illegal. However, social prejudice still affects:
Employment
Housing
Dating and marriage
Education
Law enforcement
Politics
Media representation
The severity varies heavily depending on the nation, region, and social class.
Many species experience both positive and negative stereotypes simultaneously. Some stereotypes appear harmless on the surface but become damaging over time.
Below are some of the most common forms of species bias in the modern world.
Avians
Common Stereotypes
Avians are stereotyped as:
Elitist
Condescending
Obsessed with achievement
Emotionally distant
“Too civilized”
Workaholics
Because avians dominate aerospace, education, and international institutions, many outsiders see them as quietly arrogant.
Their “lost hatchling” religious philosophy is often misunderstood as paternalistic.
Effects on Daily Life
Avians are often:
Expected to succeed academically
Pressured into prestigious careers
Viewed as emotionally detached in relationships
Seen as weak physically compared to predators
Many avians struggle socially because others assume they are judging everyone around them.
Inter-species relationships involving avians can sometimes fail because partners feel “looked down on,” even when the avian means well.
Common Bias Labels
Featherhead
Sky-snob
Percher
Windbrain
Towerbird
Halo-wing
Airborn
Cloudwalker
Moon-chaser
Highbeak
Common Phrases
“You birds think you’re above everyone.”
“Must be nice living in the clouds.”
“Go build another plane about it.”
“You talk like a professor even ordering coffee.”
“Typical avian savior complex.”
“You don’t need to lecture every species you meet.”
“Birds on

Canines
Common Stereotypes
Canines are stereotyped as:
Aggressive
Nationalistic
Overprotective
Loyal to authority
Emotionally dependent
Territorial
Many societies view canines as reliable workers and soldiers, but also fear their pack mentality and military culture.
Effects on Daily Life
Canines are often:
Preferred in security or enforcement jobs
Viewed suspiciously in political activism
Assumed to have anger issues
Expected to conform socially
In relationships, some species stereotype canines as clingy, possessive, or overly intense emotionally.
Common Bias Labels
Mutt
Packhound
Leasher
Boneguard
Fanghead
Kenneler
War-dog
Snoutface
Heel-boy
Barrack mutt
Common Phrases
“Canines always need someone to follow.”
“Every dog thinks life’s a military parade.”
“Sit. Stay. Good canine.”
“You people bark before you think.”
“Canines act tough until the pack leaves.”
“Why are dogs always trying to police everyone?”
“Typical mutt loyalty.”
“Your species would salute a brick wall.”
“Canines can’t mind their own business.”
“Every dog wants to be the alpha.”

Felines
Common Stereotypes
Felines are stereotyped as:
Narcissistic
Manipulative
Materialistic
Flirtatious
Untrustworthy
Lazy unless personally motivated
Their dominance in finance, media, and luxury culture contributes heavily to these stereotypes.
Effects on Daily Life
Felines are often:
Assumed to be socially shallow
Viewed as attractive but unreliable partners
Distrusted in business negotiations
Seen as socially competitive
In inter-species dating, felines are frequently stereotyped as commitment-averse or emotionally manipulative.
Common Bias Labels
Furface
Alleycat
Velvet-claw
Purrier
Silkfang
Coinclaw
Mirrorcat
Lounge-lion
Goldfur
Tailprince
Common Phrases
“Cats only care about themselves.”
“You felines would sell your own family for status.”
“Every cat thinks they’re royalty.”
“Try talking to a feline without hearing about money.”
“Cats flirt with everyone.”
“You people always land on your feet somehow.”
“Typical fel

Reptilians
Common Stereotypes
Reptilians are stereotyped as:
Cold-hearted
Emotionless
Ruthless
Secretive
Politically authoritarian
Dangerous
Old wartime propaganda from the Extermination Wars still influences public perception heavily.
Effects on Daily Life
Reptilians often face:
Distrust in social environments
Fear-based discrimination
Difficulty forming relationships with prey species
Assumptions that they lack empathy
Some reptilians intentionally lean into these stereotypes because appearing intimidating can provide social advantages.
Common Bias Labels
Scaleback
Coldblood
Sandcrawler
Viper-face
Shedskin
Stone-eye
Coilneck
Marshfang
Dryblood
Slickscale
Common Phrases
“You reptiles never show emotion.”
“Can a reptile ever actually be trusted?”
“You people think feelings are weakness.”
“Typical coldblood behavior.”
“Every reptilian government becomes a dictatorship.”
“You stare like you’re planning a murder.”
“Scales don’t care about anybody.”
“Reptiles only respect power.”
“You people smile like predators.”
“Talking to a reptile feels like talking to a machine.”

Deer and Other Cervids
Common Stereotypes
Deer species are stereotyped as:
Nervous
Timid
Weak
Overly polite
Passive
Easily manipulated
Because many deer species evolved prey instincts, predators often unconsciously treat them differently.
Effects on Daily Life
Cervids frequently experience:
Workplace condescension
Overprotective behavior from others
Difficulty being taken seriously in leadership positions
Social anxiety in predator-heavy environments
Inter-species relationships can become complicated because some deer resent constantly being treated as fragile.
Common Bias Labels
Grass-eater
Twiglegs
Meadow-runner
Fright-tail
Softhoof
Leaflicker
Branchhead
Nervetail
Herdling
Fieldhopper
Common Phrases
“Relax, nobody’s hunting you.”
“Deer panic over everything.”
“You people apologize for breathing.”
“Typical prey behavior.”
“Cervids can’t handle pressure.”
“Stop acting scared all the time.”
“Every deer lo

Rodents (Especially Mice and Rats)
Common Stereotypes
Rodents are stereotyped as:
Poor
Sneaky
Hyperactive
Dirty
Overworked
Socially expendable
At the same time, they are also respected for intelligence and engineering ability.
Effects on Daily Life
Rodents often experience:
Economic discrimination
Housing prejudice
Patronizing treatment
Assumptions they belong in technical jobs only
Rodents are frequently overlooked socially despite being essential to infrastructure and technology sectors.
Common Bias Labels
Squeaker
Wire-rat
Tunneler
Crumbtail
Scrapfur
Sewer-runner
Boltmouse
Gnawer
Trash-tail
Pipecrawler
Common Phrases
“Rodents breed faster than cities can hold them.”
“Every mouse knows electronics somehow.”
“You rats can build anything except self-respect.”
“Keep your wallet away from a rat.”
“Rodents belong underground.”
“Mice work themselves to death.”
“You people survive like cockroaches.”
“Typical squeaker behavior.”
“Rodents never stop moving.”
“Half the city’s held together by stressed mice.”

Rabbits and Hares
Common Stereotypes
Rabbits are stereotyped as:
Hyperactive
Childish
Overly emotional
Cowardly
Naive
Reproductively irresponsible
Many stereotypes focus unfairly on fertility and family size.
Effects on Daily Life
Rabbits often face:
Infantilization
Difficulty being viewed as serious adults
Inappropriate comments about reproduction
Workplace discrimination regarding family assumptions
In dating, rabbits are often fetishized or not taken seriously emotionally.
Common Bias Labels
Hopper
Burrowbrain
Softpaw
Flufftail
Carrot-chaser
Warren-runner
Twitchnose
Harebrain
Meadowbun
Fastfeet
Common Phrases
“Rabbits panic before thinking.”
“You people never sit still.”
“Every bunny acts caffeinated.”
“How many siblings do you even have?”
“Rabbits turn everything into drama.”
“You’re too soft for this job.”
“Typical prey instincts.”
“Bunnies are cute until responsibility appears.”
“Your species treats life like a children’s cartoon.”
“Rabbits multiply faster than a

Hybrid individuals — offspring born from parents of two different species — are among the rarest and most misunderstood groups in modern society.
Although inter-species relationships are relatively common in many parts of the world, true hybrid births are exceptionally uncommon due to the strange biological rules governing reproduction between species.
In most cases, children born from mixed-species parents simply inherit the mother’s species entirely.
For example:
A feline mother and canine father usually produce fully feline children
An avian mother and reptilian father usually produce fully avian children
A deer mother and rabbit father usually produce fully deer children
Because of this, many citizens grow up believing hybrids are nearly mythical or medically impossible.
But true hybrids do exist.
And throughout history, they have fascinated, confused, and sometimes frightened society.
Why Hybrids Are Rare
Dominant Maternal Species Inheritance
Modern biology still does not fully understand why maternal inheritance dominates reproduction so heavily across species.
The leading scientific theory suggests that species traits are stabilized through deeply rooted instinctive-genetic structures developed long before recorded history.
As a result:
The mother’s species template usually overrides paternal traits completely
Cross-species genetic instability normally resolves itself before birth
True blended inheritance almost never develops successfully
The phenomenon is so consistent that hospitals often predict offspring species with near-perfect accuracy simply by identifying the mother.
What Creates a Hybrid?
A true hybrid occurs when:
Maternal species dominance partially fails
Paternal traits successfully integrate genetically
The offspring stabilizes biologically instead of rejecting the mixed inheritance
This is extremely rare.
Most estimates suggest:
Only 1 in several million births result in a stable hybrid
Many doctors will never encounter one personally
Entire c

Appearance of Hybrids
Hybrids are not “half-and-half” in a perfect sense.
Instead, they usually resemble one dominant species with noticeable inherited features from the other parent.
Examples include:
A mostly feline hybrid with canine ears and heavier musculature
An avian hybrid with reptilian scales along the arms
A rabbit hybrid with subtle feline eyes and sharper teeth
A canine hybrid with deer antlers or hoof-like feet
The blending is often asymmetrical and unpredictable.
Some hybrids appear nearly normal at first glance.
Others are visibly unusual enough to attract attention immediately.
Biological Challenges
Hybrid biology is often unstable.
Many hybrids experience:
Hormonal irregularities
Instinct conflicts
Heightened sensory stress
Fertility issues
Chronic medical complications
Temperature regulation problems
Irregular pheromone production
Because instinctive behaviors evolved differently between species, hybrids may feel internally conflicted in ways pure-species individuals never experience.
For example:
Predator/prey hybrid instincts may clash psychologically
Avian hybrids may experience unusually intense flight obsession
Reptilian hybrids may struggle with emotional regulation cycles
Cervid hybrids may experience heightened anxiety responses
Medical science has improved dramatically in supporting hybrids, but many still require lifelong treatment or monitoring.
Social Perception
Public Curiosity
Most citizens react to hybrids with fascination rather than hatred.
Because hybrids are so rare, they are often seen as:
Exotic
Beautiful
Strange
Unsettling
Genetically extraordinary
People may stare without realizing it.
Children especially tend to ask invasive questions openly.