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LectroNyx: /* Project Anchor (2199-2214) */

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Project Anchor (2199-2214)

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	'''2214 C.E.'''		'''2214 C.E.'''
	The Republic reaches the northern shore as they devote more resources toward territories closer to home, slowing down the Hegemony's expansion as a result. Project Anchor expands outwards, gaining even more floor space than before. Citizens rename Project Anchor to Sanctuary, reflecting its true name and purpose. Clan Krodozar's crusade has, by this point, caused their territory to grow by 20% with those who resist their rule being forced into slavery.		The Republic reaches the northern shore as they devote more resources toward territories closer to home, slowing down the Hegemony's expansion as a result. Project Anchor expands outwards, gaining even more floor space than before. Citizens rename Project Anchor to Sanctuary, reflecting its true name and purpose. Clan Krodozar's crusade has, by this point, caused their territory to grow by 20% with those who resist their rule being forced into slavery.
	[[File:Coastal flag.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Tower of Hope flag of the Coastal Union represents how the city of Sanctuary stands strong both in the ~~see~~ and into the sky, shielding its residents with resiliency only matched by the Yeosa soul.]]		[[File:Coastal flag.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Tower of Hope flag of the Coastal Union represents how the city of Sanctuary stands strong both in the sea and into the sky, shielding its residents with resiliency only matched by the Yeosa soul.]]
	'''2217 C.E.'''		'''2217 C.E.'''
	The Coastal war’s ongoing damages have left the Yeosa population wary of living on the land. Many Yeosa'Unathi begin to live on boats in an attempt to avoid the battlefield that is the shore, with all of their major cities taking significant hits to their populations as a result. Sanctuary finds itself overpopulated, with many smaller families sharing apartments just to avoid living on the streets.		The Coastal war’s ongoing damages have left the Yeosa population wary of living on the land. Many Yeosa'Unathi begin to live on boats in an attempt to avoid the battlefield that is the shore, with all of their major cities taking significant hits to their populations as a result. Sanctuary finds itself overpopulated, with many smaller families sharing apartments just to avoid living on the streets.

LectroNyx: Izweski rename to Sothrai

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Izweski rename to Sothrai

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	'''2168 C.E.'''		'''2168 C.E.'''
	Clan Izweski’s vassal clans, thriving under their rule, encourage others to join - they take on two more vassals in exchange for protection from the Coastal Union. Rampant anti-Yeosa propaganda begins to spread in the swamplands, forcing those outside of the Coastal Union to retreat there for safety. The Zrrn Summer Stones open to the public as a luxury resort for tourists, causing the Zrrn clan to become a particularly well-known name across the globe.		Clan Izweski’s vassal clans, thriving under their rule, encourage others to join - they take on two more vassals in exchange for protection from the Coastal Union. Rampant anti-Yeosa propaganda begins to spread in the swamplands, forcing those outside of the Coastal Union to retreat there for safety. The Zrrn Summer Stones open to the public as a luxury resort for tourists, causing the Zrrn clan to become a particularly well-known name across the globe.
			[[File:Hegemony flag.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Blood Horizon flag of the Izweski Hegemony represents the brutality of Moghes, kept at a distance by Clan Izweski's guiding hand.]]
	'''2172 C.E.'''		'''2172 C.E.'''
	Budding tensions between the Izweski Hegemony and the Coastal Union cause the Yeosa’Unathi to pick up more isolationist policies, hiking import taxes. What few Sinta residents the Coastal Union has are taxed heavier than their Yeosan neighbors, only worsening the situation between the Hegemony and the Union as both species begin to abuse their neighbor. Clan Zrrn's influence spreads to local clans, who attempt to make their own resorts as well.		Budding tensions between the Izweski Hegemony and the Coastal Union cause the Yeosa’Unathi to pick up more isolationist policies, hiking import taxes. What few Sinta residents the Coastal Union has are taxed heavier than their Yeosan neighbors, only worsening the situation between the Hegemony and the Union as both species begin to abuse their neighbor. Clan Zrrn's influence spreads to local clans, who attempt to make their own resorts as well.

	'''2175 C.E.'''		'''2175 C.E.'''
	Clan Skarathk reaches out to other former Northern Union clans. Clan chief Zork Skarathk becomes famous for his diplomacy, and the Northern Republic is widely seen among the Sinta as the beginnings of a new Northern Union. These claims draw criticism from many residents of the Coastal Union, who had already seen their nation as such. With their influence dying out as neighboring clans begin to compete, the new Zrrn leader - Krro Zrrn - has spies sabotage a neighboring resort. Their main competition, Sun-Peak Stones, is shut down after the outbreak of a disease is traced back to their food. Ultimately, this only harms the desert economy.		Clan Skarathk reaches out to other former Northern Union clans. Clan chief Zork Skarathk becomes famous for his diplomacy, and the Northern Republic is widely seen among the Sinta as the beginnings of a new Northern Union. These claims draw criticism from many residents of the Coastal Union, who had already seen their nation as such. With their influence dying out as neighboring clans begin to compete, the new Zrrn leader - Krro Zrrn - has spies sabotage a neighboring resort. Their main competition, Sun-Peak Stones, is shut down after the outbreak of a disease is traced back to their food. Ultimately, this only harms the desert economy.
			[[File:Republic flag.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Banner of the Republic represents how the strong spirit of the Unathi people can rise even among the brutality of their neighbors and bitter cold of the north.]]
	'''2176 C.E.'''		'''2176 C.E.'''
	The Coastal Union expands, absorbing two Sinta’Unathi clans alongside a river in the process - discrimination within Coastal Union borders due to their history with the Northern Union severely harms their quality of living by increasing living expenses while almost eliminating their personal income. Sk'akh becomes the official religion of the Izweski Hegemony.		The Coastal Union expands, absorbing two Sinta’Unathi clans alongside a river in the process - discrimination within Coastal Union borders due to their history with the Northern Union severely harms their quality of living by increasing living expenses while almost eliminating their personal income. Sk'akh becomes the official religion of the Izweski Hegemony.
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	'''2214 C.E.'''		'''2214 C.E.'''
	The Republic reaches the northern shore as they devote more resources toward territories closer to home, slowing down the Hegemony's expansion as a result. Project Anchor expands outwards, gaining even more floor space than before. Citizens rename Project Anchor to Sanctuary, reflecting its true name and purpose. Clan Krodozar's crusade has, by this point, caused their territory to grow by 20% with those who resist their rule being forced into slavery.		The Republic reaches the northern shore as they devote more resources toward territories closer to home, slowing down the Hegemony's expansion as a result. Project Anchor expands outwards, gaining even more floor space than before. Citizens rename Project Anchor to Sanctuary, reflecting its true name and purpose. Clan Krodozar's crusade has, by this point, caused their territory to grow by 20% with those who resist their rule being forced into slavery.
			[[File:Coastal flag.png\|200px\|thumb\|left\|The Tower of Hope flag of the Coastal Union represents how the city of Sanctuary stands strong both in the see and into the sky, shielding its residents with resiliency only matched by the Yeosa soul.]]
	'''2217 C.E.'''		'''2217 C.E.'''
	The Coastal war’s ongoing damages have left the Yeosa population wary of living on the land. Many Yeosa'Unathi begin to live on boats in an attempt to avoid the battlefield that is the shore, with all of their major cities taking significant hits to their populations as a result. Sanctuary finds itself overpopulated, with many smaller families sharing apartments just to avoid living on the streets.		The Coastal war’s ongoing damages have left the Yeosa population wary of living on the land. Many Yeosa'Unathi begin to live on boats in an attempt to avoid the battlefield that is the shore, with all of their major cities taking significant hits to their populations as a result. Sanctuary finds itself overpopulated, with many smaller families sharing apartments just to avoid living on the streets.

LectroNyx: /* The Spread of Krukzuz (2142-2176) The rise of Sk'akh*/

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The Spread of Krukzuz (2142-2176) The rise of Sk'akh

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	'''2142 C.E.'''		'''2142 C.E.'''
	Arz Krsenthal is executed by Clan Aogalar by the order of Orgoth Gazana Aogalar, the leader of Clan Aogalar, for treason. Debate rises on whether or not the Coastal Union is truly the Northern Union, with a majority of Yeosa arguing for and a majority of Sinta arguing against.		Arz Krsenthal is executed by Clan Aogalar by the order of Orgoth Gazana Aogalar, the leader of Clan Aogalar, for treason. Debate rises on whether or not the Coastal Union is truly the Northern Union, with a majority of Yeosa arguing for and a majority of Sinta arguing against. The earliest known writings of Sk'akh are written just outside of Clan Izweski's territory.

	'''2145 C.E.'''		'''2145 C.E.'''
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	'''2176 C.E.'''		'''2176 C.E.'''
	The Coastal Union expands, absorbing two Sinta’Unathi clans alongside a river in the process - discrimination within Coastal Union borders due to their history with the Northern Union severely harms their quality of living by increasing living expenses while almost eliminating their personal income.		The Coastal Union expands, absorbing two Sinta’Unathi clans alongside a river in the process - discrimination within Coastal Union borders due to their history with the Northern Union severely harms their quality of living by increasing living expenses while almost eliminating their personal income. Sk'akh becomes the official religion of the Izweski Hegemony.

	== The Coast War (2180-2227) ==		== The Coast War (2180-2227) ==

LectroNyx: /* Pre-Krukzuz era (Pre-2062) Earliest known Th'akh writings */

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Pre-Krukzuz era (Pre-2062) Earliest known Th'akh writings

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	== Pre-Krukzuz era (Pre-2062) ==		== Pre-Krukzuz era (Pre-2062) ==
			'''1562 C.E.'''
			The earliest known records of Th'akh are created, though they refer to currently undiscovered texts that seem to significantly predate them.

	'''1937 C.E.'''		'''1937 C.E.'''
	Clan Skarathk discovers an ancient bunker believed to be thousands of years old, though it is difficult to determine when exactly it was built. Archaeologists are unable to decipher the writing. The bunker is widely believed to be unopenable. This discovery would be recorded in history as the Skarathk Door, though it is unknown what - if anything - lies behind it.		Clan Skarathk discovers an ancient bunker believed to be thousands of years old, though it is difficult to determine when exactly it was built. Archaeologists are unable to decipher the writing. The bunker is widely believed to be unopenable. This discovery would be recorded in history as the Skarathk Door, though it is unknown what - if anything - lies behind it.

LectroNyx: AND THE TIMELINE IS ALL CAUGHT UP UNTIL WE DO EVENTS!

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AND THE TIMELINE IS ALL CAUGHT UP UNTIL WE DO EVENTS!

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	'''2521 C.E.'''		'''2521 C.E.'''
	The Hegemony and the Republic form a treaty to dismantle their nuclear weapons and not raise arms against each other. The Izouera journal's translation is completed, and the artifact is put on display in an Ouerean museum - it was written by an Rksh youth while they were still learning to write, providing details on life building up to a major war and life within the bunker up until a certain point. Archeologists suspect that their ancestor species had largely eradicated itself through war.		The Hegemony and the Republic form a treaty to dismantle their nuclear weapons and not raise arms against each other. The Izouera journal's translation is completed, and the artifact is put on display in an Ouerean museum - it was written by an Rksh youth while they were still learning to write, providing details on life building up to a major war and life within the bunker up until a certain point. Archeologists suspect that their ancestor species had largely eradicated itself through war.

			'''2526 C.E.'''
			Hephaestus Industries lends support to numerous post-war recovery groups across Moghes, with an emphasis on the Hegemony. Non-Hegemony Sinta widely agree that a deal was likely struck between the Hegemon and those representing Hephaestus.

			'''2527 C.E.'''
			Hephaestus denies claims of a deal to favor the Hegemony, but their continued favoring leads very few convinced. The Coastal Union begins to offer aid to the Northern Republic, and negotiations begin. Hephaestus Industries purchases a large portion of land near the Hegemony's capitol and begins working on a new factory.

			'''2532 C.E.'''
			The Coastal Union and the Northern Republic secure a deal, resulting in resources and labor being provided to the Northern Republic in exchange for little to no taxes being placed on Coastal Union imports. This decision is largely unpopular with the citizens of the republic. The Hephaestus-Hegemony metal processing facility is completed, resulting in significant employment of Hegemony residents and a sudden influx of wealth to their territory. Relations between the Hegemony and Hephaestus Industries sweeten.

			'''2537 C.E.'''
			Republic policies concerning the Coastal Union change direction, including heavier taxes and limiting protections on their workers as resentment between the republic's citizens and the foreign aid grows. A nationalist movement headed by Korsoz Akarano starts to take root, claiming that the Yeosa are stripping the Sinta of their pride and culture. Akarano also, notably, condemns the Hegemony for being so eager to work with Hephaestus Industries and nationalist protests result in Hephaestus withdrawing much of their support from the republic.

			'''2542 C.E.'''
			Korsoz Akarano runs for president in the Northern Republic, but loses by a narrow margin. The main complaint about his campaign is its narrow focus on immigration and receiving foreign aid without making significant attempts to actually help the citizenry. The new president, Sarhat Rszini, condemns the Nationalist Party in his inaugural address, dividing the citizenry once more. The Coastal Union threatens to withhold aid if the anti-yeosa sentiment cannot be brought under control.

			'''2543 C.E.'''
			An assassination attempt is made on Sarhat Rszini, with the assassin making a narrow escape. As the Coastal Union sends their official response on the matter, the assassin is caught. Kor Ralldr is executed later in the year for the attempt, though further investigation continues. The Nationalist Party officially condemns his actions, though Akarano and many of his loyal followers continue to make jokes about the incident with thin implications of a desire for more.

			'''2546 C.E.'''
			Information is brought to light on Akarano's hand in planning the assassination attempt, with many officials from the Nationalist Party being heavily involved. This, paired with the Northern Republic's fall behind due to the withdrawal of Hephaestus aid, results in heavy protests against the party. The desert city-states find themselves rising in power and influence with what aid they were able to pull from Hephaestus, but refuse to accept any unifying government. Four city-states band together and try, starting the nation of Rorskazan.

			'''2551 C.E.'''
			Rorskazan grows in influence, having expanded its borders to a total of nine cities with the best efforts of their military and diplomats alike - however, unifying the desert remains an extremely unpopular decision. The Rorskazani Council receive frequent death threats, resulting in one of their four heads - Skaza Sronisk - to withdraw. Her city, however, remains a part of Rorskazan as the chief of the next largest city steps into the council to take her place. Akarano is arrested, with his trial given high priority - he is found guilty with ease and sentenced to death.

			'''2553 C.E.'''
			Akarano is executed in front of a crowd and left to hang outside of the courthouse, with many believing the act of doing so to be more on the request of the Yeosa than anything. Diplomats from the Coastal Union express strong approval of the action and enhance the security of Union citizens working on Republic grounds. Rorskazan's expansion continues as one more city-state joins their ranks.

			'''2558 C.E.'''
			The Northern Republic and Hephaestus Industries reestablish their business relationship, to the disdain of the dying Nationalist Party. Rorskazan's expansion continues, now having reached sixteen cities and sparking serious conversations about unifying among the desert clans. While heavily divisive, political experts generally agree that Rorskazan will likely become the dominant power in the desert within the next twenty to thirty years. With the corporate war having recently ended, the general populace begins to look up to the stars in hopes of escaping to somewhere safer at last.

			'''2561 C.E.'''
			Hephaestus Industries begins to capitalize on the general population's desire to see the stars by hiring more Sinta to help mine asteroids and planets within the Uuoea-Esa system. The Hegemony is made even wealthier by this movement, though the offer is not exclusive to them - despite significantly less effort being put into their market, the Northern Republic almost matches the Hegemony in interest in the new program.

LectroNyx: /* The Contact War (2474-2520) */

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The Contact War (2474-2520)

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	'''2489 C.E.'''		'''2489 C.E.'''
	Clan Rossos launches missiles at the Hegemony, and the world is stunned to see the raw destruction caused. The Coastal Union and the Northern Republic call for the missiles to be disassembled to no avail. Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries begin to pull out as the sky is lit by weapons of what historians would come to call the Contact War.		Clan Rossos launches missiles at the Hegemony, and the world is stunned to see the raw destruction caused. The Coastal Union and the Northern Republic call for the missiles to be disassembled to no avail. Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries begin to pull out as the sky is lit by weapons of what historians would come to call the Contact War. Nanotrasen fully withdrew from the system by the end of the year, while Hephaestus maintained presence on Ouerea.

	'''2490 C.E.'''		'''2490 C.E.'''
	A weather balloon passing over the Northern Republic is mistaken for an Izweski missile, resulting in a retaliatory strike from the Republic. Aogazlr is evacuated as the devastation begins to spread north, causing a spike in Sanctuary's population.		A weather balloon passing over the Northern Republic is mistaken for an Izweski missile, resulting in a retaliatory strike from the Republic against the Hegemony. The Coastal Union criticizes the Republic's joining the fight and applies tariffs to several Republic imports in an attempt to peacefully discourage the course of action, but it's ultimately fruitless. Aogazlr is evacuated as the devastation begins to spread north, causing a spike in Sanctuary's population.

	'''2493 C.E.'''		'''2493 C.E.'''

LectroNyx: /* The Contact War (2474-2520) */

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The Contact War (2474-2520)

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	'''2487 C.E.'''		'''2487 C.E.'''
	Clan Rossos, emboldened by their new weaponry, convince Zrorkos to help them invade the Izweski Hegemony. They bomb a city sixty miles past the border, killing 2,750 civilians in the destruction of a tower and injuring almost 7,000. The Izweski Hegemony declares war against these clans, responding with an invasion within a month. After a strike on a Rossos militia base that killed 175 and the Hegemon swearing to bring clan leader Orro Rossos to justice, Clan Rossos threatens to use their missiles. The Hegemony calls their bluff.		Clan Rossos, emboldened by their new weaponry, convince Zrorkos to help them invade the Izweski Hegemony. They bomb a city sixty miles past the border, killing 2,750 civilians in the destruction of a tower and injuring almost 7,000. The Izweski Hegemony declares war against these clans, responding with an invasion within a month. After a strike on a Rossos militia base that killed 175 and the Hegemon swearing to bring clan leader Orro Rossos to justice, Clan Rossos threatens to use their missiles. The Hegemony calls their bluff with a strike on their militia's headquarters, killing 745 soldiers and 55 civilians, as well as leaving many wounded.

	'''2489 C.E.'''		'''2489 C.E.'''

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	'''2183 C.E.'''		'''2183 C.E.'''
	The Coastal Union falls victim to a terrorist attack, widely believed to be from the Izweski Hegemony. A lack of evidence, however, prevents retaliation in fear of the Northern Republic taking advantage of the opportunity to claim parts of the shore.		The Coastal Union falls victim to a terrorist attack, widely believed to be from the Izweski Hegemony. A lack of evidence, however, prevents retaliation in fear of the Northern Republic taking advantage of the opportunity to claim parts of the shore.


	'''2185 C.E.'''		'''2185 C.E.'''

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	'''2521 C.E.'''		'''2521 C.E.'''
	The Hegemony and the Republic form a treaty to dismantle their nuclear weapons and not raise arms against each other. The Izouera journal's translation is completed, and the artifact is put on display in an Ouerean museum - it was written by an Rksh youth while they were still learning to write, providing details on life building up to a major war and life within the bunker up until a certain point. Archeologists suspect that their ancestor species had largely eradicated itself through war.		The Hegemony and the Republic form a treaty to dismantle their nuclear weapons and not raise arms against each other. The Izouera journal's translation is completed, and the artifact is put on display in an Ouerean museum - it was written by an Rksh youth while they were still learning to write, providing details on life building up to a major war and life within the bunker up until a certain point. Archeologists suspect that their ancestor species had largely eradicated itself through war.

	~~== Reaching for the Stars, First Contact (2474-2520) ==~~

	~~'''2474 C.E.'''~~
	Hephaestus finally makes their presence known as mineral processors and manufacturers of weaponry and industrial machinery. While Nanotrasen reports show skepticism of their approach, Hephaestus ultimately is received far better by the Sinta people for a more blunt, direct marketing campaign with little effort to pretty up what they do. The Izweski Hegemony and Hephaestus Industries find themselves to be fast friends, with higher-ranking Hephaestus employees visiting even the Hegemon himself. The Northern Republic expresses concerns over the aliens' emphasis on the Hegemony, especially concerning their violent history.

	~~'''2480 C.E.'''~~
	Nanotrasen reaches out to the Northern Republic, offering new energy weapons for their military to the hesitant acceptance of the Republic president. The Hegemony and the Republic's relationship strains as they begin to arm up, the latter skeptical of the benevolence of both the Izweski and their foreign allies.

	~~'''2483 C.E.'''~~
	Human weaponry becomes more commonplace in the desert as smugglers spread the product out to the chaotic sands, desert clans clamoring for high-quality weapons that their enemies lack proper protection against. The Izweski Hegemony invests heavier into its military in response to the increased militarization of its neighbors, only the Coastal Union withdrawing and actively attempting to avoid conflict. Conflicts begin to arise around the borders as the desert clans and the Northern Republic strike the occasional border posts of the Hegemony.

	~~'''2485 C.E.'''~~
	Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries agree on one thing - war is on the horizon, and the residents of this planet would prove more beneficial to their bottom-lines alive than dead. In hopes of deterring war, Nanotrasen provides the Northern Republic, the Izweski Hegemony, and a handful of desert clans - Rossos, Kirrik, and Zrorkos - nuclear weaponry.

	~~'''2487 C.E.'''~~
	Clan Rossos, emboldened by their new weaponry, convince Zrorkos to help them invade the Izweski Hegemony. They bomb a city sixty miles past the border, killing 2,750 civilians in the destruction of a tower and injuring almost 7,000. The Izweski Hegemony declares war against these clans, responding with an invasion within a month. After a strike on a Rossos militia base that killed 175 and the Hegemon swearing to bring clan leader Orro Rossos to justice, Clan Rossos threatens to use their missiles. The Hegemony calls their bluff.

	~~'''2489 C.E.'''~~
	Clan Rossos launches missiles at the Hegemony, and the world is stunned to see the raw destruction caused. The Coastal Union and the Northern Republic call for the missiles to be disassembled to no avail. Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries begin to pull out as the sky is lit by weapons of what historians would come to call the Contact War.

	~~'''2490 C.E.'''~~
	A weather balloon passing over the Northern Republic is mistaken for an Izweski missile, resulting in a retaliatory strike from the Republic. Aogazlr is evacuated as the devastation begins to spread north, causing a spike in Sanctuary's population.

	~~'''2493 C.E.'''~~
	Clan Kirrik turns against a Republic diplomat with their clan leader Rsaak Kirrik executing them while declaring to the rest of the world that the desert will not bend the knee to major slave masters any longer. Soldiers from clans Zrorkos and Lakszizo aid Kirrik in preventing the escape of the Republic entourage, leaving no survivors. The Northern Republic recognizes the desert clans as a hostile party, further complicating the war and causing the violence to heat up further.

	~~'''2496 C.E.'''~~
	The empty city of Aogazlr is struck by a misguided missile, but there are minimal casualties due to the city's evacuation. The Coastal Union condemns the violence, but refuses to retaliate in fear of risking their own populace - their military remains on standby in submarines to prevent an invasion of Sanctuary, and nothing more. An old journal is found inside the bunker hidden in the Izouera door.

	~~'''2502 C.E.'''~~
	The Izweski Hegemony reaches out to the Coastal Union in hopes of building an alliance, but is rejected - as is the Northern Republic, with the Union insisting on neutrality and emphasizing their only interest being to minimize damage to their own people.

	~~'''2516 C.E.'''~~
	The desert clans go into disarray as they turn against each other, fighting over whether or not they should have taken Republic aid as the popular opinion shifts and some of the former attackers begin to doubt their own actions.

	~~'''2519 C.E.'''~~
	The war winds down, moreso due to a dwindling population than reduced tensions. With the Sinta'Unathi population somewhere between 25% and 30% of where it had been when the war started, they are forced to seek other options. Lagoso Ol Gazlor, the president of the Coastal Union, reaches out to the Hegemony and the Republic in hopes of negotiating peace.

	~~'''2520 C.E.'''~~
	The desert clans final warheads are destroyed in their conflict against the Hegemony, the Republic, as well as themselves as the parties desiring a Republic alliance win over those wishing to strike at the larger organized nations.

	~~== Scars of the Past (2521-Present) ==~~

	~~'''2521 C.E.'''~~
	The Hegemony and the Republic form a treaty to dismantle their nuclear weapons and not raise arms against each other. The Izouera journal's translation is completed, and the artifact is put on display in an Ouerean museum - it was written by an Rksh youth while they were still learning to write, providing details on life building up to a major war and life within the bunker up until a certain point. Archeologists suspect that their ancestor species had largely eradicated itself through war.

	~~== Reaching for the Stars, First Contact (2474-25??) ==~~

	~~'''2474 C.E.'''~~
	Hephaestus finally makes their presence known as mineral processors and manufacturers of weaponry and industrial machinery. While Nanotrasen reports show skepticism of their approach, Hephaestus ultimately is received far better by the Sinta people for a more blunt, direct marketing campaign with little effort to pretty up what they do. The Izweski Hegemony and Hephaestus Industries find themselves to be fast friends, with higher-ranking Hephaestus employees visiting even the Hegemon himself. The Northern Republic expresses concerns over the aliens' emphasis on the Hegemony, especially concerning their violent history.

	~~'''2480 C.E.'''~~
	Nanotrasen reaches out to the Northern Republic, offering new energy weapons for their military to the hesitant acceptance of the Republic president. The Hegemony and the Republic's relationship strains as they begin to arm up, the latter skeptical of the benevolence of both the Izweski and their foreign allies.

	~~'''2483 C.E.'''~~
	Human weaponry becomes more commonplace in the desert as smugglers spread the product out to the chaotic sands, desert clans clamoring for high-quality weapons that their enemies lack proper protection against. The Izweski Hegemony invests heavier into its military in response to the increased militarization of its neighbors, only the Coastal Union withdrawing and actively attempting to avoid conflict. Conflicts begin to arise around the borders as the desert clans and the Northern Republic strike the occasional border posts of the Hegemony.

	~~'''2485 C.E.'''~~
	Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries agree on one thing - war is on the horizon, and the residents of this planet would prove more beneficial to their bottom-lines alive than dead. In hopes of deterring war, Nanotrasen provides the Northern Republic, the Izweski Hegemony, and a handful of desert clans - Rossos, Kirrik, and Zrorkos - nuclear weaponry.

	~~'''2487 C.E.'''~~
	Clan Rossos, emboldened by their new weaponry, convince Zrorkos to help them invade the Izweski Hegemony. They bomb a city sixty miles past the border, killing 2,750 civilians in the destruction of a tower and injuring almost 7,000. The Izweski Hegemony declares war against these clans, responding with an invasion within a month. After a strike on a Rossos militia base that killed 175 and the Hegemon swearing to bring clan leader Orro Rossos to justice, Clan Rossos threatens to use their missiles. The Hegemony calls their bluff.

	~~'''2488 C.E.'''~~
	Clan Rossos launches missiles at the Hegemony, and the world is stunned to see the raw destruction caused. The Coastal Union and the Northern Republic call for the missiles to be disassembled to no avail. Nanotrasen and Hephaestus Industries begin to pull out as the sky is lit by weapons of what historians would come to call the Contact War.