The world was not supposed to know.

A very long time ago, before history began, before the first civilization took its steps into existence, Earth was a secret. It was a hidden gem, kept away from the rest of the universe, a haven, protected by something far greater than humanity.

But no secrets are hidden forever.

Our Solar System was once more than empty planets and stars. A Majestic and powerful civilization once lived here—not just humans, but something older and wiser. A civilization of different clans and species, they were called the keepers, the silent guardians who built invisible walls to keep out terrible things from the far reaches of space.

Then the war came. From the endless void, creatures arrived—monsters abandoned by those who had once called themselves gods. Twisted beings of chaos who are hungry for destruction, and searching for a place to consume.

The keepers fought with everything they had. In the end, they won, but not at a great cost, they perished. Before they disappeared, they locked our Solar System away, making sure nothing could ever find it again. Time passed and the truth was buried beneath, these tales were considered nothing but a mere myth.

But just as the saying says, no secrets can be kept forever.

A signal—unintentional and careless—echoed through space. It was a whisper, calling out to anything that might be listening.

Something answered.

The ancient gates groaned. The barriers were weakened, and then, they broke.

At first, only small, strange creatures slipped through. But soon, the worse things followed—beings that stood tall beyond the skycrappers followedhad destroyed entire worlds before.

Humanity only saw the aftermath—storms that made no sense, lands shifting as if waking from a long sleep. They called them natural disasters, bad luck, and fate.

But fate had nothing to do with it.

The past had returned, the prison had failed. And Earth was no longer hidden.

Somewhere, deep in the shadows, something was watching. Waiting.

And soon, it would come to claim what had once been kept from it.