Hundreds of fire-breathing Engines of Creation roared across the land, like giant gardeners cultivating abandoned flower beds.

Mimicking Qlipoth's power, the Architects created machinery that could terraform planets. The Architects had great hopes for Jarilo-VI before the calamity. Later, this city was to be named Belobog.

The whole planet was shrouded in utter silence, with an invisible spatial barrier covered a single fortress city, like the flame of a candle being protected in a person's embrace during a cold night. Then, an unending cold front suddenly appeared, and a chilling blizzard swallowed friend and foe alike.

The Architects built defensive walls and fortifications, and hundred-meter constructs contended with draconian monstrosities. The Destruction's catastrophic Legion descended from the sky, and the flames of war surged across the lands. Immediately thereafter, the planet was plunged into chaos, like something out of an utterly absurd farce. People believed that, given time, this humid planet would shine as bright as any other planet of renown throughout the galaxy.Ībout a thousand years ago, a Stellaron fell through the atmosphere and landed on this world. Jarilo-VI's picturesque bays, palm trees, and joyous melodies made it a perfect destination for any tired traveler. Later, visitors came here to settle and live a peaceful life. This crystal clear mineral contained energy that served as the lifeblood of industrialization, and their amber-colored reflections sparked with the Preservation's light. In the beginning, otherworldly visitors came in pursuit of Geomarrow. Soon, the star rail connected with Jarilo-VI's world, bringing in interstellar trade and extra-celestial technology. Their rich and satisfactory life always started with a cup of hot coffee in the morning, and ended with a jug of malt brew at dusk. The locals were full of vigor and ambition, constructing roads, cities, seaside villas, and palaces of grandeur.

Sweet fruits dangled upon boughs in the forests and humid warmth was brought by the tides, while ambrosial wine overflowed like springwater for all to partake in. Thousands of years ago, Jarilo-VI's climate was balmy year-round, and ocean vistas that were the envy of all.

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