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Still wip for 1.1.
Next patch will fix trappists atmosphere finally

Prologue: The Droods' Origin and Catastrophe

The Droods were an advanced and peaceful civilization known for their deep connection with nature and their impressive technological achievements. They valued harmony with their environment, and their cities were built to blend seamlessly with the natural landscape. The Droods were also known for their intricate art and music, which reflected their appreciation for the beauty of their world. Droo, their home planet in the Juno system, was a lush, green world with vast forests, crystal-clear lakes, and towering mountain ranges. The atmosphere was rich in oxygen, supporting a diverse ecosystem. The Droods built their cities using sustainable materials and harnessed energy from renewable sources like solar and wind power. Despite their harmonious lifestyle, they were technologically advanced, having developed space travel, advanced medicine, and sophisticated communication systems. However, the destruction of Droo came suddenly and without warning. A gamma ray burst (GRB) from a distant supernova swept through the Juno system, bombarding Droo with lethal radiation. The intense radiation stripped away Droo's atmosphere, boiled its oceans, and scorched its surface, reducing the once vibrant planet to a barren wasteland in moments. The few Droods who were off-planet at the time of the catastrophe became the last survivors of their species. They were left to wander the galaxy, carrying with them the memory of their lost home.

The Exodus to Gomillia

In the wake of the catastrophe, the surviving Droods embarked on a desperate journey to find a new home. They traveled to the Gomillia system, a distant star system known for its habitable planets. Upon arriving in Gomillia, the Droods began the arduous task of rebuilding their civilization. They established new colonies, drawing on their advanced technology and deep connection with nature to create harmonious settlements. Lithsa, a desert planet in the Gomillia system, became a key settlement for the Droods. Despite its arid environment, Lithsa's scattered oases and underground water reserves provided life-sustaining resources. The Droods built advanced infrastructure to extract and distribute water, ensuring the sustainability of their colonies. They also developed technologies to harness solar energy, making the most of Lithsa's abundant sunlight. The Expansion and Adaptation The Droods faced overpopulation issues, with their population reaching 50 trillion. To manage their burgeoning population and resource needs, they developed advanced gate technology, enabling efficient interstellar travel. These gates, known as Interstellar Velocity Gates (ISVs), allowed them to explore and colonize new star systems rapidly. The Droods' expansion is an ongoing process, driven by their need to accommodate a growing population and their desire to explore the cosmos. They continue to push the boundaries of their technology and knowledge, seeking new worlds and opportunities.

The Transformation of Cylero

Cylero, a planet in the Juno system, experienced a unique transformation due to the gamma ray burst. Originally a barren wasteland with rocky deserts and frozen water, Cylero's atmosphere thickened, and its temperature increased, melting the frozen water and creating vast oceans, rivers, and lakes. The combination of liquid water, a thicker atmosphere, and the energy from the gamma ray burst created the perfect conditions for life to emerge. Simple organisms began to develop in the newly formed oceans, eventually evolving into more complex forms of life. Today, Cylero boasts a rich and diverse ecosystem, with lush forests, vibrant oceans, and a variety of animal species Gomillia's Wanderer, a brown dwarf with a mass approximately 13 times that of Jupiter, originally orbited the massive star Gomillia but was flung out due to gravitational forces. Before the gamma ray burst, the brown dwarf was captured by the gravitational forces of the Juno system, causing significant gravitational disruptions. These disruptions altered the orbits of several planets, making Cylero and Tydo's moons habitable and ejecting Urados from the system. The Droods on Cylero observed the new star (Gomillia's Wanderer) and embarked on a mission to discover its origins, finding it responsible for the dramatic changes in their planetary system.