Etiquette of Reform

Following the banishment of Oujakuma and the restoration of reality, the power wielders had to come to terms with the new existence they now found themselves in. It took several months for the world to fill in, even as the mortal people seemed to regard the endless nothing that shrunk away from them with complete obliviousness. Countries and continents unfolded, and everyone acted as though each had been there the entire time. Many of Earth's defenders simply chose to ride the storm, keeping a low profile. Others tried to assert their truth to the rest of the world, who largely mocked them and spawned scandalous conspiracy theories, which nobody believed, except for those who wouldn't say anything about it, anyway.

Soon, however, a great army came from far reaches of space, and quickly made even the most frustrated power wielder forget about their existential concerns as the cloud of war cast its shadow over Earth once more.

An Evolving Timeline

The root of the conflict began upon the nameless homeworld of the Shen'ihr. Their planet had been long ruled by a monarchy, which, for several generations now, had remained in the hands of the Staciadon family line. While most considered the King's rule fair and just, certain ambitious and misleading individuals disagreed. In the shadows, they began a movement to replace the monarchy with a democracy, establishing the organization known as the Chorus. Through the spread of lies and deceit, and with skillful manipulation, the Chorus incited a large portion of the world's populace into their ranks, and in a surprise move, violently deposed the ruler from his throne. Only Prince Davios Staciadon and a handful of his High Guard escaped. With the Chorus hot on their trail, the head of the Guard, Shanji Ushai, took the Prince and escaped from the planet under cover of darkness, leaving the other High Guardsmen to disseminate rumors to confuse their predators to the Prince's real location. After all, with the Prince still alive, the Staciadon family line still persisted, and with them, hope for the monarchy and will for the resistance remained.

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