Graea

Graea is a life-sustaining world that serves as the main setting of the novel. It was once a lush green paradise, but is now a planetary graveyard filled with charred ruins and countless remnants of the civilization that once resided in it.

History
Main article: Timeline of Events

Creation
Graea, like most other planets, was formed a great many ages ago, after meteor collisions and supernovas shaped the planet into what it would be in the next millenia to come. The solar system in which Graea was located was nigh-perfect; the location of Graea in relation to its sun allowed for a self-sustaining atmosphere, as well as bodies of water, which were known as the Great Seas. In the next few million years, life would be cultivated by a esoteric group of beings, christened the Forefathers, who singlehanded created Graea's ecosystem and allowed the planet to flourish. The only known evidence of the Forefathers was an etched tablet that depicted the creation of the universe.

At the bottom left corner of the tablet was a peculiar form of iconography, which would later symbolize the Forefathers' legacy to the citizens of Graea.