Plot and History

Cilyndria, a planet mostly made of water with few continents was once a peaceful land. A race known as the Cilyndrans prospered on this planet, spreading their seed across the terrain and populating the world. This race had a special gift bestowed upon them by the planet itself. Cilyndria is run by a mysterious power that travels through every living thing, the trees, the flowers, even the stone and the Cilyndrans themselves. When the people discovered this power, they were able to control and manipulate this form of energy to transform themselves into wolves. Along with this transforming power, they were given one special ability depending upon their personality and their family lines. It is passed down through the blood, evolving slightly with each Cilyndran.

This energy was given the name Colitium. Though not visible to the naked eye, it can be seen under infrared. It appears as an opaque purple color when liquefied into a serum that could either be drunk or inserted into the blood using a syringe. Though drinking does not give as much as an effect, inserting it into the bloodstream can boost a Cilyndran’s abilities for a short period of time. As the affects wear off, the Cilyndrans natural ability to intake Colitium is reduced and so they would continually need to insert the liquid into their system. Most Cilyndrans are smart enough to stay away from that but the boost is addictive, very similar to drugs.

In a far off galaxy, the planet Earth, destroyed by the humans as global warming finally took its toll, was crumbling away at an alarming pace and the Intergalactic Alliance Federation took a group of settlers and set off in their technologically advanced rockets in search of a new planet to call their own. Many years past as they traveled through the universe in search of a new home. Most settlers died as their muscles deteriorated from not exercising enough in the lack of gravity. The hundreds that survived were lucky enough to set their eyes upon the land of Cilyndria.

When walking onto the planet, they found the atmosphere was practically identical to Earth except for the feeling of energy that passed through the air from the Colitium. Arriving in the middle of Aedas, a large body of land that some Cilyndrans inhabited, the humans began to create a small town, believing the land was not under anybody’s reign. When the Cilyndrans crawled forth from the forests to see what had landed on their home, they were greeted by shocked faces. Humans knew nothing about these people with their strange gift and after seeing what they were, the military decided to learn more about this Colitium.

The group began branching off and those who wished to learn more followed the soldiers while the humans who believed the Cilyndrans should be left alone remained in the space ship which became Torea City. The others who had left founded an island off the coast and named it Magna Insula. Here they set up base and began researching the power of Colitium and forming a drug the way Cilyndrans had done. The humans who try this liquid Colitium were given a boost of adrenaline that allowed them to gain extreme strength and speed however, as humans began using more and more of this Colitium, the iron in their blood began mixing with the Colitium molecules and thus became tainted, transforming the humans into creatures of mass destruction. These beasts were vile and evil. They bit Cilyndrans and turned them into creatures as well. They were near indestructible, their leathery skins were too tough to penetrate with mere weapons and the humans used everything they could to get rid of all of the creatures. One now remains deep within the base unit of Castra, struggling to get out.

On the surface, the Cilyndrans began rebelling against the humans for invading their home and taking over their land. Some humans and Cilyndrans alike remained separated from the war while others chose the way of war. As the war between Cilyndrans and humans rage on, the creature began to stir, waiting for the right moment to break free of its prison to wreak havoc once more.