Aylathiya

Template:SiteNoticeTemplate:!Galaxy Infobox Aylathiya is one of Cosmoria's three major arms, in conjunction with Zalanthium and Florathel. Aylathiya has three major civilizations within it, Martial Space, Sedrua, and the Payotari. These powerful civilizations, save for the Payotari, are made up of dozens of sovereign states. For most of history, these nations have squabbled over territory, access to trade routes, and resources. Today, however, has emerged a period of international cooperation where international organizations, such as the Greater Martial Consilium and Commonwealth of Aggregate Aylathiya, dominate politics.

The old order of Overlords, whether immensely powerful Magi or system-spanning artificial intelligences, collided with a modern order where states, who can mobilize billions of soldiers, stood up to them. The friction between these two ways of doing things is responsible for much of the region's history, like a fault line in the political order from which all kinds of energy is released.

Most of Aylathiya is highly developed, with Hyperlanes allowing for quick travel to most stars. The current population is 32.4 trillion, a fraction of the population of the past. Consequently, the economy of the region peaked in the 80,000s CE, only a handful of times approaching this historical maximum. Currently, its economy is about three fourths of this maximum.

Prehistory

Life first came into existence in Aylathiya not on its planets but in the vast ocean of space. This life, analogous to the ocean-dwelling life forms most common in the universe, has evidence for its existence dating back at least 4.5 billion years. Since time immemorial, Aylathiya supported a stunning array of life since well before the first planets cooled enough to entertain seas of liquid water.

It would come to a handful of other planets, but the number of abiogenesis events is about seven, three of which happening in space. This is a small number compared to the dozens of life-bearing worlds across Aylathiya. While some the life is descended from spaceborne life that settled certain worlds, the majority of habitable worlds were not born but built. The builder was Ma'eau, a force of creation responsible for most of Aylathiya's life. A naturally-occurring algorithm of sorts, Ma'eau unconsciously influenced life across Aylathiya to terraform worlds. The center of this network was Velevev, which became the host of planet-spanning brains responsible for coordinating the life of Aylathiya.

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Sinister, the current site of the High Warlock. It rests, decaying in the middle of the Hand.

Aylathiya's quiet childhood erupted into chaos upon the emergence of the High Warlock. The entity gracefully swam across space, throwing stars, worlds, and anything else it could get its hands on deep in its deformed maw. Rather than waste time on the old and polluted stars of Aylathiya, their high metallicity seemingly distasteful to the being, the Warlock flew to the children of Cosmoria, its satellites. From there, the Warlock voraciously fed until nearly 1.2 billion years ago, when the fabled Cerulean Kings defeated the entity in a legendary battle only for it to crawl into the embrace of its finest meal, Cosmoria's final satellite of Sinister.

"Sod's Seat", the now empty throne of the enraged.

The Warlock's appetite would earn it the disdain of potentially Aylathiya's first civilization. Looking up from a nameless world, the population united in fear and rage as much of their home was destroyed. Forming into a singular collectivized being, the new "Bastard Son" vowed to bring down the High Warlock by any means necessary.

Initial Epoch

The first civilizations of Aylathiya emerged as the life forged by Ma'eau began to evolve. The first species to "win" Darwin's game of life were the Hyperians, who emerged in about 600,000 BCE. By the time they were leaving their home world to venture the stars, Florathel's Lareas Alliance had marked their star as part of their sovereign territory. The Lareas Alliance supervised the species as they advanced, forming the state of Hyperion in about 500,000 BCE. This state was officially a vassal of the Alliance and used to stage further expansion into the rest of Aylathiya.

Civilization, however, did not last long. Just as quickly as it emerged was it extinguished by the Andvaris Swarm, a swarm of self-replicating probes. Every major government, supply chain, and space station would eventually be destroyed, locking nearly all life in Aylathiya on their home worlds. The exception was Ma'eau, who was not registered as a nation but a force of nature by the swarm. It repaired the ecosystems of Aylathiya but purged most of the species intelligent enough to potentially evolve sapience. Ma'eau did not want to risk another attack.

The next civilization to form was again in Martial Space. The remnants of Hyperion formed the Cosmic Commonwealth of Mages, a civilization of mage-nobility where single individuals ruled billions. They were quickly replaced by the Oberherr League, an even more extreme example of oligarchy. Instead of Mages, it was ruled by so-called "Overlords," individuals capable of operating on planetary scales. This powerful beings, mostly artificial intelligences and Noosphereic Disturbances, ruled for 9,000 years before collapsing into infighting.

Angelic Epoch

Zaphenim & the Humans
The next civilization, again in Martial Space, formed not from native life or an association of powerful individuals, but from the rule of a single unquestionable authority, Father Zaphenim. The being, spontaneously manifesting within the Lux Aeterna, had unparalleled power so far within Cosmoria. His first order of business was the destruction of the Overlords, a seemingly impossible task for all but this powerful Angel. After centuries of fighting, the last isolated drones were destroyed, the last planet conquered, Thalsiedeln.

Zaphenim was the representation of a new way of life; Thaumaturgy, the practice of magic. With his potent abilities, Zaphenim molded a new people in his image, the Humans, who would serve as the populace over which he would rule. This was the beginning of the First Aeternal Society. Using his sublime abilities, the Aeterna Crystals were forged, advanced devices capable of granting Thaumic abilities to the Humans. As magic spread through society, it would forever cement itself as not only a quirk of intelligent life or just another field of scientific study, but as a lifestyle for all in Aylathiya. By the end of his days, Zaphenim manifested the billions of "Cores" which exist in the Aeterna Today.

Mother Sachitel upon receiving Sinister's Curse. It's not known whether she has free will anymore.

Sachitel & the High Warlock
As Zaphenim's time in Aylathiya reached its end, an heir would take his place. This heir, the second Angel, would be known as Mother Sachitel, her authority over Zaphenim's domain equally potent. Even though Zaphenim's domain had fractured into thousands of organizations and nations by the time Sachitel entered the scene, she quickly united it in a quick but bloody series of conquests. This marked the beginning of the Second Aeternal Society.

Sachitel, her heart aching for her newly acquired people, set her mind on creating wonders such as the Hedonist Worlds, her primary goal being the abolishing of suffering in her subjects. As she neared her goal, however, Sachitel simply left her domain, leaving it to the Cherubic Sentry, another of her creations. Wandering Cosmoria, Sachitel eventually discovered the High Warlock. She formed a pact with the being and connected to its mind. Consequently, her magical ability increased dramatically at the cost of her sanity. Sachitel became an "Icon" for the Warlock. Armed with a new directive, Sachitel revitalized her already prospering worlds, warping them for better or worse. Saying her last of final goodbyes to an unrecognizable populous, she disappeared and left the civilization to its own devices.

After her departure, the Cherubic Sentry attempted to maintain order, only for the various Hedonist worlds to fracture into independent planet-states. There was little reason for conflict in the ashes of Sachitel's realm however. The people were content with remaining on their wondrous homes.

A depiction of Rinayo and Isayo descending upon Callithyia, "purifying" Aylathiya by destroying Ma'eau.

Rinayo & Isayo
As the deeds of Zaphenim and Sachitel became lost to history, the self-proclaimed brothers Rinayo and Isayo shook Aylathiya's new order. While their predecessors entered into a Cosmoria where none existed that could realistically mount an effective counter to their power, the brothers emerged in 29,299 CE, a time of emergence for Aylathiya's first naturally-evolved civilizations.

As arbiters of their sense of justice, they personally began a nearly genocidal conquest across Aylathiya. All creatures, wriggling monsters, and other living things they believed were their rightful subjects. Not only did they enact their wrath on anyone that did not submit immediately, they relished conquest. Every civilization called out in horror or glee upon their arrival. During their crusade, all were either eliminated for blasphemy or gifted for meeting their expectations. The destruction of entire species was little more than a game to these two.

They attacked the now-sapient Ma'eau, the only individual in the universe whose power could be comparable. Even so, these two possessed Thaumaturgy whereas Ma'eau could only attack via conventional means. For centuries they warred against the being, eventually causing it to fraction into dozens of disparate minds, each one only managing the ecosystem of one planet. Ironically, their meddling caused an explosion of intelligence across Aylathiya, as Ma'eau lost its ability to keep intelligent life in check. It is for this reason that most intelligent species in Aylathiya emerged so recently.

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The Resonant Divity, showing its so-called Eye of Judgement. Currently, the Divinity rules as the sole leader for Alkon-Aylathiya, a magocratic Aeternalist society.

Sinful Children
Most Angelic legacies fade with time. Civilizations shatter; Hedonist Worlds decay. Like weeds, the era of Overlords returned, spearheaded by the dozens of fragments of Ma'eau that now dominated Aylathiyan politics. The next Overlord to form was the Resonant Divinity, which shocked the universe by besting fragment of Ma'eau in its system, Thanatos. While it was unable to expand much beyond this system, it cemented that Ma'eau was a shadow of its former glory.

Others to form during this time was the artificial super-intelligence DELYATU, whose untranslatable acronym of a name would become widely known across all of Aylathiya and even beyond. Leviathan possessed a similar level of notoriety.

Ohko's Civilization

Banishing the overlords once again was another Angel, named Mother Ohko. It was no small task destroying the Overlords. Ohko was no Zaphenim; she was unable to create her empire without cooperation. Unlike previous angelic civilizations, hers operated similarly to the more ancient Cosmic Commonwealth. Power had to be decentralized since she could not personally respond to every threat, necessitating large armies. She personally trained thousands of Magi who themselves would fulfill the roles of generals as they too trained others to resist the constant external threats.

Her civilization expanded to over twenty stars, usually signing treaties with the local remnants of Ma'eau to allow for settlement. Her civilization became something of a police force to keep the various high-powered beings in line, the only one refusing to submit being the Resonant Divinity. It continually resisted every incursion into its system, even resisting several of the Overlords which were paid to attack it.

Holos

Holos was no regular Overlord. Spontaneously manifesting in about 20,000 BCE, the being began making a name for itself by exterminating all life in the Tryvya system. It was similar to the incorporeal beings that controlled the Oberherr League, but far more esoteric. Ohko herself often spied on it, each time coming away with more questions than answers. Sometimes it behaved as a machine, other times like the monsters she had been fighting, and still other times it behaved like Ma'eau. The being created the Administrivia, machines whose name greatly underestimates their abilities.

In 38,512 CE, history is said to have began as Holos inflicted itself upon Aylathiya, capturing Ohko and destroying her civilization. The seemingly indomitable being would have likely destroyed everything in the universe were it not for the Ekrosian Guardians, an uncountable hoard of protectors created by Eve to shield Aylathiya from Holos's grasp. Hal Drusus, Ohko's second-highest ranking subordinate, did much to delay Holos' advances while Eve crafted the Guardians. Hal Drusus ultimately died for his efforts, while Eve lived on to effectively become an Overlord, who ruled most of Eos.

Return of Civilization

Eve did her best to maintain Ohko's empire, but it collapsed, unable to sustain an absolute monarchy. She remained ruling a portion of Martial Space, but her civilization was a shell of her forbear's. The Dotsk formed their space-faring civilization around this time as did the Arkhosians, who formed Dotskensk and the United Provinces respectively. Furthermore, the Ror Units had begun their nomadic lifestyles in space.

Perhaps the most important player in this era was Ma'eau, who brutally suppressed the formation of new Overlords, allowing for these primitive civilizations to flourish in the backdrop of a serene region. Since there were no highly technological civilizations occupying worlds, dozens of new civilizations could spring up, occupying worlds such as Civestadt,

Sydiah & Sedrua

Sedrua

Wane of Reality

Formulative Period

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A new civilization, the Triumvirate Civilization roared onto the intstellar stage by the 80,000s. Its meteoric rise to prominence was a source of anxiety for the waning Sedrua. A conflict over the planet Hathia became the casus belli for the massive Sedrua-Triumvirate War in 60,874 CE. While the Triumvirate was much younger than Sedrua, it soon became apparent that invasion of either party would be impossible. Sedrua would lose the conflict, and a significant amount of territory in 61,138 CE.

What followed was an era in which the Triumvirate was the sole superpower in Aylathiya. While other nations such as the QPA were formidable, truly they could not hold a candle to the first Martial State. Sedrua's blisteringly fast decline after the Sedrua-Triumvirate War caused it to shed valuable territory such as Avolast and vast tracts of space that would go on to form the Core Worlds Alliance. Vurilia Jutopati would seize power and guide Sedrua to a more isolationist phase. Several thousand years later, a coup took place, installing Thonde Yutira as the leader of Sedrua.

Upon observing the Triumvirate become increasingly unstable, the Commonwealth grew wary of a potential lashing out. Defense was made against the Triumvirate in the following years. More concern appeared after, as Sedrua finished licking its wounds proceeding the rebellions. While Sedrua remained isolationist for many centuries more, the Commonwealth thought it was best to defend itself from them as well. In the following millennia, the political climate was stable enough to allow for regular expansion and trade. The Commonwealth began to evolve, changing from a type of alliance to a confederacy.

Common Epoch

Expansion Era

Contemporary History

Ecology

Main Article: Ecology of Aylathiya

The ecology of Aylathiya is diverse and highly influenced by both the natural and artificial species that populate the region's wild areas. While many places have life common across their wild areas, Aylathiya is strange in having a robust space-based ecosystem. Most star systems have been at least partially colonized by space-based life.

Natural Flora and Fauna

Aylathiya has a large number of natural flora and fauna known as the "Noirae." Noirae, singular Noirum, are a domain of life that presumably have a single common ancestor given their use of the same genetic material. Noirae are most commonly space-based organisms; however, numerous planets have become host to naturally-forming ecosystems featuring Noirae through panspermia.

Common Noirum species include The Pestilence and Maledicta. Outside of these prolific species, most other species are heavily localized to a particular system or region. There exists a small subset of the Noirae that are capable of producing warp bubbles, often for faster-than-light travel. These warp bubbles, operating on ludicrously small amounts of energy, still allude the grasp of scientific understanding. Many scientists hypothesize that this subgroup, known as the Celiratids, have an artificial origin.

Artificial Ecosystem

Artificia are a form of life common to Aylathiya that rival the Noirae. Artificia are space-based forms of life descended from the ancient self-replicating probes of previous civilizations. Some Artificia have origins so far back in time that the civilization that created them is entirely unknown. Over one thousand of these craft are thought to have evolved into Artificia. There are also twelve models of extant self-replicating von Neumann probes that have not diverged enough to be considered Artificia. Aylathiya's long history of civilization has resulted in the release of thousands of von Neumann probes.

Probes launched millions of years ago still persist to this day and even the most robust protections against "mutation" in von Neumann probes usually breaks down over long enough time scales. As such, Aylathiya is filled with dozens of species originating from a handful of probes. Common classifications of Artificia are "Yggdrasil," "Sora," "Raqia," "Antero," "Avid," and "Celestio." Each classification relates to the model that "species" within the class evolved from. The most ancient of the Artificia are the Yggdrasil at over 10 million years old. The newest is "Celestio," having only recently formed due to the unstable nature of some of the Celestial Plague.

Anomalous Ecosystem

There are space-based life whose origins are neither "natural" nor "artificial" but a third category, "anomalous." Creatures within this category are by far the most diverse and also the most dangerous. Commonly, anomalies emerge through the manipulation of the environment by natural agents in unexplainable ways. Put differently, anomalies often emerge not through abiogenesis and do not diversify through Darwinian means, they simply exist as they are in their current forms. Natural forms of life may become anomalous through as of yet unknown means.

Examples of anomalous forms of space-based life include The Ekrosian Guardians and the precursors to the Naidaran species. They exhibit strange qualities that cannot be reproduced naturally or artificially within the realms of known science. The most common anomalies are the Ekrosian Guardians, a species who forms when cosmic dust spontaneously arranges itself into a form of life.

Abiotic Ecosystem

Abiotic elements of the ecosystem, excluding von Neumann probes which are considered artificial life, are simply known as "Abiotics." Trillions of self-repairing spacecraft sometimes roam space for millions of years. They usually remain in wild areas, often destroying each other or life-forms for the resources to self-repair. Most of them are military craft but many automated harvesters continue to gather resources to this day. Many nomads raid these crafts for resources to resell them.

Many modern ships, whether manned or unmanned, also become unwitting participants in the ecosystem. Ships not built to be in combat, ships that cannot out-maneuver predatory lifeforms, or ships that accidentally enter the territory of aggressive organisms will almost invariably end up destroyed. Most ships flying through unclaimed regions need military escorts to ensure safety. Even though the risk is well-known, millions of ships, usually from border worlds, end up destroyed every year.

Esoteric Ecosystem

Aylathiya's most elusive life-forms belong in the Esoteric Ecosystem. These creatures, named Esoteria, have some sort of relation to Thaumaturgy. Whether they are inclined to use Thaumic abilities or are made of magical energy, Esoteria have a grasp on some kind of Thaumic power. Much like a Magi, Esoteria can manipulate and use this power. Unlike a Magi however, most Esoteria are not sapient. Rather, they wield their power rather haphazardly, or at least with a sub-sapient level awareness.

The most threatening Esoteria are the fabled Spirits, powerful entities from the Lux Aeterna. They are comprised of "Cores", strange orb-like creatures with hardly a mind to speak of. When combined however, they form hyper-intelligent, hazardous beings like the Angels. All Spirits have potential when it comes to thaumaturgy as well. While not particularly malicious, most Spirits are still dangerous in this regard.

A Pylon Spirit which appears to be some sort of incomplete organ. Strange tubes and some kind of glowing membrane encompasses this tract of space.

Most Spirits are not as intelligent as an Architect or Angel. Core Spirits and Pylon Spirits are the most common, and they roam around Aylathiya like brain dead creatures. Core Spirits are simply Cores with some amount of intelligence. They originate from the Aeterna, traveling through spontaneous rifts to Aylathiya. Angels are technically Core Spirits in this sense. Nonetheless, they are mostly fragile beings only useful for "Harmonic" Thaumaturgy.

Pylon Spirits are rarer, more dangerous relative to Core Spirits. Rather than a Core, they are made out of mutated Pylons, which take the form of ghastly, hyper-intelligent creatures. Across history, Pylon Spirits have become crises on their own, thrashing entire planets like toys. The Pylon War used these beings to attack other nations directly. Such was also a side-effect of the Wane of Reality, where a Pylon Spirit named Her Sorcerer led an army of thousands.

Notable Anomalous Phenomena & Objects

Ambrosian Remnants

Amaranth Echoes

Amaranth Echoes, also known as Fragments of Creation, are unusual strands of Thaumic energy that take the appearance of small, amaranth colored spheres of electrical light. They are invisible to the common eye, but those attuned to magic can observe them when they manifest. However, they bear a distinct feeling. They cannot be understood or felt properly. Instead, they feel 'hollow' to the touch of a Magi. As described by Sydiah's encounters, Amaranth Echoes feel 'distant, empty, and unpleasant.' It is as if something exists yet does not at the same time. They cannot be moved, changed, impeded, destroyed, or manipulated in any means. Even the most powerful of Magi can not do much but strain against the Echoes. However, several Magi have reported to 'connect' to the Echoes through great focus and concentration.

Once done, the individual will experience rapid flashes of various mismatched events. According to Aylathiya's most proficient historians, they are events that have yet to occur. However, a central theme amongst these events is the act of creation. Most will depict someone or something creating something, be it a machine, a star, a race, or a child. Such events also show beings of powers so immense they have not seen anywhere in the Universe, waging conflicts that would surely end star systems in moments. The landscape of the events involves the same peculiar starlight that shares in the same Amaranth colors the Echoes themselves do.

Amaranth Knight

The Amaranth Knight is a name given to an enigmatic entity which emerged in Aylathiya an unknown amount of time ago. It appears to be a being of immense power, as only few in the Universe can compare itself to its observed strength. The Knight appears as a large humanoid figure of amaranth-colored light, dawned in an enigmatic set of imperishable armor. It wields a large blade of burning amaranth-laden flames, which manifests itself from the air by the Knight. The Knight appears to have great vehemence with destroying all that is deemed wicked, as many thousands of powerful people have perished to its vigorous strength. It is currently owned by the GM, who took the Knight from the Cabal of the Amaranth Truth during the Amaranthian Heist.

The Amaranth Knight seems to lack sapience. Instead, it functions more like a machine. It only moves about and acts upon the world when it is activated through unjust acts. As well, it lacks the ability to speak with in its own voice. Instead, it has been observed to speak in a variety of different voices and genders. However, each phrase is said randomly but when pieced together they make full legible sentences. In two specific instances the Amaranth Knight will always vocalize one of two words depending on the situation, with the voice used being made up of those used in other phrases. These words include "Worthy" when an individual who has been noted for their heroic deeds appears before the entity. While once the Knight engages in combat it will say "Unworthy" before destroying the target.

Triumvirate Artifacts

Within Aylathiya there exist trillions of probes that bear the insignia of the Triumvirate Civilization. These objects are considered anomalous because there is no historical record for them. While historians debate over whether the Triumvirate actually created these or not, the scientists attempt to uncover their properties. Roughly half of these objects are four-dimensional with tests using wormholes first confirming this in 3,470 CE. It is still unknown how four-dimensional objects could be created.

Other artifacts include weapons that, while confirmed to be of Triumvirate origin, also defy explanation. The most notable example of these craft are the ERS Moon Signal, the TRS Platinum Disco, the TRS Night Running, and the VSS Readymade. All of these ships possess unique abilities well beyond even the normal capabilities of the Triumvirate itself. While the Readymade displays four-dimensionality like many of the smaller artifacts, the rest of these artifacts have no analogs in the common smaller probes.

Other artifacts include Demiurge and Holo's Ring, two remarkably large objects located within Martial Space. These objects have a special relationship with the Lux Aeterna, allowing them to draw and distribute energy from it.

The Ekrosian Guardians

Main Article: The Ekrosian Guardians

The Ekrosian Guardians are a collection of anomalous lifeforms, machines, or other objects that pervade much of Martial Space. An Ekrosian Guardian forms as dust or other debris spontaneously reorganizes itself. Many believe this phenomenon to be artificial in origin. They vary wildly in both size and intelligence. The smallest guardians are on the scale of microorganisms while the largest are on the level of planets or even larger. Each Guardian bears a thirteen-pointed star, has the same genetic material (if applicable), and has little to no memory of their creation (if applicable). Those few Guardians that are both sapient and at least partially remember their origin credit Eve with their creation.

Related to the Lux Aeterna

Aeterna Cascades

Aeterna Cascades are exceptionally powerful and rare events, only found to record in Via Aylthia across all of history. They can spontaneously appear after a notably powerful Spirits exits the Lux Aeterna. This cascade can eliminate a large amount of detectable energy, though only Magi can detect the brunt of it. The rest is given off as a stray wave of neutrinos and assorted electromagnetic radiation. After an Aeterna Cascade, the resulting Spirits might decay, though the strongest of Spiritss can adapt to reality.

Spirits

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The Spirits are a group of magical entities who are born out of Aeterna Cascades. While most Spirits expire soon after exposure to reality, powerful ones are able to conform with ease. Spirits are made up of Cores, usually characterized by a shining white appearance, like that of a Core in the Aeterna. Upon entering reality, Spirits possess great potential in Thaumaturgy. This is thought to be a result of their link with the Lux Aeterna.

Aeterna Crystals

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Aeterna Crystals are rare crystalline containers which hold great power. They are known to be containers of special Aeternal Energy, created by the First Aeterna Society millions of years ago. It is thought that their purpose was for bestowing or enhancing Thaumaturgy for any individual, allowing them to gain immense strength in a very short period of time. These crystals take on the appearance of bright, cosmic-looking gemstones which are warm to the touch and emit a dim, white glow.

Aeterna Crystals operate after one shatters it, releasing the trapped Aeternal Energy to the closest Pylon, typically that of the user's. It is thought that there are less than 100 full Aeterna Crystals left in Aylathiya. The first to re-discover the Aeterna Crystals was Vurilia Jutopati during Aylathiya's Totality. He learned of their immense potential, eventually using one to overcome Thonde Yutira and reinstate his leadership over Sedrua. Vurilia once vowed to keep the Crystals safe against Sydiah, spending much of his time collecting and storing them away.

Other Information

SystemsCivilizationsNative Species

Name	Type	Native Species	Orbiting Worlds
Nocturne	X (Black Hole)	Vlanoans, Ekrosians	Thalia, Jezreel, Ayauyu, Sekhmet, Thezos
Gira Gira	M (Red Giant)	None	Taek, Kyougen
Mili	N/A (Uncategorized)	Dotsk	Ethiu, Frechtlect
Odo	O (Blue-White Giant)	None	Kiyo, Naut, Ivathiya, V'Starte
Hanabi	M (Thorne–Żytkow Object)	None	None
Seycara	M (Red Subgiant)	Molkor	Hathia, Elisa, Shiryz
Wik'Jawum	M (Red Subgiant)	Ror Units	D'Naevium
Eye of Aylathiya	F (White Main Sequence Star)	None	Eye of Aylathiya Megastructure
L'Starte	F (White Main Sequence Star)	Naidarans, Farlas	Velevev, Nai'Starte, Callithyia
Surayea	K (Red Subgiant)	Orcubor	Gohbrin
Ibeicarro	G (Yellow Main Sequence Star)	None	Civestadt, Loris, Iopsis, Tyr, Hymr, Albinoni, Vokray
Elegia	O (Blue Dwarf)	None	Petra, Tchruv
Gruxugawa	G (Yellow Dwarf)	Kephins	Tadadore, Erghaster, Xadio
Sekhmet	G (Yellow Dwarf)	None	Patyrth, Vistique, Sarpanitum
Argothiya	F (Orange Dwarf)	Viphians, Timporians	Sechfier, Youn, Yuhapta, Vossen
Sakase	K (Orange Dwarf)	None	Aigane, Chun, Kateau
Helyar	K (Orange Dwarf)	Humans, Kya	Aegyn, Vyrullian
Arlioux	K (Orange Dwarf)	None	Thalsiedeln
Tryvya	M (Red Dwarf)	None	Ommekha
Sachitel's Idyll	M (Red Dwarf)	None	Zushilo, Be'onne
Ayauyu	M (Red Dwarf)	Ekrosians, Vlanoans	Ekros, Onaud
Lycurgus	M (Red Dwarf)	Arkhosians	Raelka, Bellataine, K'Strelk
Sakia	M (Red Dwarf)	Zythyns	Fira, Hotra, Vode, Lokira, Rania, Kolak, Ziarus, Elora
Thezos	M (Red Dwarf)	None	Alnihaya, Harun
Cephei	M (Red Dwarf)	None	Miwin, Siataa
Byutix	M (Red Dwarf)	None	Simud, Heuser, Delkash
Eos	M (Red Dwarf)	Kristals, Kshi, Ersatz	Albedo, Hikari, Eosphoros
Demiurge	N (Neutron Star)	None	None
Medb	Y (Brown Dwarf)	Dotsk	Eithlinn, Anamnesis, Mys, Roito
Hearts	White Dwarf	None	Poratus

Civilizations

Deep in the confines of Aylathiya, there exist a multitude of civilizations, which have sprung up from and in the absence of Sedrua. These factions have spread and made their home all across the universe. Deep culture, which resides from nations of ages past, still affects the ones today, which allow civilizations to share a commonality. As of the modern-day, the political landscape is relatively peaceful, with civilizations still being created and administered. The C.A.A. reigns as Aylathiya's most populated faction, while the Greater Martial Consilium is arguably the most powerful. The QPA stands as the technological capital, unwavering in the face of its enemies. The ancient kingpin Sedrua on the other hand has its reputation preceded far behind it. Despite its age, it still retains Aylathiya under a firm grip. These four major forces are known to wield a vast majority of Aylathiya's potential.

Name & Flag	Capital(s)	Founding Species	Government
Alkon-Aylathiya	Sumayara	Zythyns	Theocracy
Amalga	Gruxawa	Carants	Social Democracy
Avolast	Sanguine	Bahattes	Representative Monarchy
Celathiya	Lipiclite	Viphians	Federal Republic of States
C.A.A. (Total)	Aylathiya's Sphere	Timporians, Viphians, Kephins, Zythyns	Syndicated Commonwealth
Eqeyuana	Poratus	Timporians	Corporate Federation
Erayadan	_____	Timporians, Viphians	_____
Greater Martial Consilium	Scipio	Humans, Atlins, Dotsk, Humeiga, Molkor, Ror Units, Vexlores	Corporatist Feudalism
Hivollyos	Hivol	Staleyans	Technocracy
Lowyzol File:LZF Flag.png	Wa-Strionarh, Lokira	Zythyns	Corporate Liberal Democracy
Nallanthiya	Cevros	Staleyans	Federal Republic of States
Nisrine Collective	Nisrine	Zythyns	Cyberocratic Technocracy
QPA	Primevia Vokray	Civese	Loose Federation of States
Sagittarium	Thalia	Humans, Thalians	Democratic Republic
Sarmite Commune	Celucantes	Celucanti	Socialist Workers' Council
Sedrua	Bakeyatalla, Zushilo	Sydiah's Architects	Magocratic Oligarchy
Seyvo Republic	Seyvar	Lyncisians	Presidential Republic
Tenshi	Yakusoku	Humans	Aristocracy
Thulcandria	Thulcandria	Humans	Corporatocracy
Vaspujian	Igolath, Golomia	Kephins	Democratic Federation

Defunct Civilizations

Name & Flag	Capital(s)	Founding Species	Government
Carant League of Aylathia	Gruxawa	Carants	Absolute Monarchy
Core Worlds Alliance	Poratus	Timporians, Viphians	Corporatocracy
Diunity	Wa-Strionarh	Zythyns	Theocracy
Dominion of United Duchies	Scipio, Yakusoku	Humans, Vexlores, Atlins, Orcubor, Naidarans	Monarchy
Empyros	Alphos	The Ravis, Llæns	Fascist Theocracy
Erstes Konsortium	Petra, Aegyn, Albedo	Humans	Monarchy
Florenta	Alphos	The Ravis, Llæns	Theocratic Monarchy
Golomian Confederacy	Igolath, Golomia	Kephins	Confederation
Molkoryo	Hathia	_____	_____
Neo-Terran Co-prosperity Sphere	_____	_____	_____
Ohko's Civilization	_____	Svartálfar	Loose Magocracy
Arkhosian Order	_____	Arkhosians	Technocratic Monarchy
Payotari Alliance	Ivathiya	Civese	Tight Alliance
Rorran Intendancy	_____	_____	_____
The Great Intendancy	Hathia	Molkor, Ror Units	Intendancy (Magocratic Aristocracy)
Triumvirate Civilization	Demiurge	[None]	Varied
United Provinces	Sakijast	Arkhosians	Fascist
Uspayador	Ethayos	Zythyns	Corporatocracy
Vaplein Rebublic	_____	_____	_____

Image	Name	Homeworld
File:Arkhosian.png	Arkhosians	Sakijast
	Atlins	Lowa
File:Bahatte.png	Bahattes	Bakeyatalla
	Carants	Gruxawa
	Civese	Ivathiya
	Dökkálfar	[None]
	Dotsk	Eithlinn
File:Demi-vexlore.jpg	Demi-Vexlores	Idarte
File:Erkosian.png	Ekrosians	Idarte
File:Farla.jpeg	Farlas	[None]
File:GenericHuman.jpeg	Humans	Aegyn
	Kshi	Idarte
	Kephins	Igolath
	Lentomos	[None]
	Llaens	Yuuja
File:LyncisianCustomFitRolexGucci.png	Lyncisians	Ralteyo
	Molkor	Hathia
	Naidarans	[Unknown]
	Orcubor	Gohbrin
	Ravis	Alphos
File:Ror Unit.png	Ror Units	D'Naevium
	Staleyans	Cevros
	Svartálfar	[None]
File:Timporian.png	Timporians	Occalia
	Un'oit	Oratorio
	Vexlores	Err
File:Viphian.png	Viphians	Kajupto
	Zythyns	Lokira

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