35th century

A breakthrough also occurred in human communication with some other life forms. Humans even managed to interbreed with some races, resulting in increased species diversity. It was now perfectly normal for a couple to stroll through a city, one a human and the other a member of some interstellar race. The choice of languages ​​that could be learned expanded, as some races, like humans, spoke multiple languages. New gastronomic options opened up that the human stomach could digest. And thanks to the interbreeding of races, some even began to make do with minimal amounts of oxygen, which was now sold in every store, on the shelf next to bottled water.

Children and teenagers were exploring space in several new sports, creative individuals were buying and terraforming small planets, and the most avid outdoor enthusiasts were exploring the most hidden corners of the Universe, which still seemed vast, even though a significant portion of it had already been explored.

The Linley are the smallest space inhabitants. On average, they are slightly smaller than humans, but are radically different from the races mentioned above. Linley are creatures with four eyes, furry heads, and delicate, light pink skin that can change color depending on a variety of factors. Linley also have tails, but unlike Yol, Linley's are short and fluffy.

The Yola are a partial opposite of the Zephyrs. They originated from the Chenche galaxy and were the first race to make contact with humans. The Yola are roughly the same size as a human, but have red or maroon, thick skin, long, thin tails, and hardened areas that are vulnerable to attack. They have long dark hair and golden eyes, and have only four fingers and toes. They are the most aggressive and combative of all the spacefaring races.

Zephyrs are creatures from the Kuiru galaxy. They are one and a half to two times larger than humans and about as strong. Zephyrs have a delicate lilac skin tone and white or silver hair. Their thin, delicate skin is often covered with intricate white patterns, and their eyes are a solid color, usually black or white.

The 35th century by human standards. Humanity has retired to space, allowing its home planet to breathe a sigh of relief and restoring its natural environment. Technology is advancing, contact is being established with various races, and the farthest reaches of the universe are being explored.