Split Cellular

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           In a world where knowledge and observation were its basis, life becomes more of an enigma than an experience. Instead of having the will to live a full life, you are left to wonder about the incredible things that the universe holds. In this world there is no 'you'. 'You' are just a microscopic collection of matter in the span of existence. The life you have is only significant if you manage to discover something so great it gets published in encyclopedias. 'You' are only significant if 'you' make an effort to be. Of course, when all necessities are provided for you, why would anyone care what they are, or how important they may be? In the past earth was run by greedy people who came to be significant through either incredible discovery or plain generational wealth. It was nothing like the reformed world. The reformed world is rid of such emotions. The reformed world is perfect in every aspect.

            After the world was reformed, controlled cities were built to house the vermin- the primary resident species of Planet Earth. This low-intelligent species was a mere flea in the reforming project, unfortunately smart enough to not be exterminated, however.

Current Status of Assimilation:

South America... Fully Assimilated

North America... Fully Assimilated

Europe... Fully Assimilated

Asia... 92% Assimilated

Australia... 89% Assimilated

Africa... 80% Assimilated

Polar Regions... 0% Assimilated

            August 20th, 3048, 14:50. Issac Kazehaya, #47209800

            "The extraterrestrial's have fully taken over north and south America. Asia is almost completely assimilated, and Europe was the first to be taken over. At the moment Australia is on its last leg fighting the threat but are on the verge of surrender. All unassimilated humans have migrated to the South Pole, the only climate the beings can't survive in. The only problem is that humans can't either. The Coalition has burrowed deep into the artic caves for shelter from the harsh weather, and supplies are running out. Every day people are sent out to hunt and retrieve food; however, with a diverse community of humans from all backgrounds, the arctic's barren ecosystem only consisting of meat and deep-sea plants won't sustain modern human life for long. Soon the surrounding supplies of local animals will dwindle to nothing. Global Warming and World War IV left Earth as a dying planet. Polar bears and penguins were long extinct, leaving small fish, krill, and certain species of seal as the only form of sustenance. Word was just received that the threat has attempted to make moves on the northern burrow of the South pole. They managed to take the southern region of Africa, and reform the former city of Johannesburg to be one of their prison camps for assimilated humans. Here at the capital of The Coalition, we've been building weapons and plotting any defense strategies we can to fight off the threat. It's ironic, but this entire ordeal is a lot like the antique board game 'Risk', me and my brother used to play. We were so amazed when we found it in an old building's rubble, paper was something so few people could get their hands on, so we felt like we were on top of the world as we carefully held the cardboard held together by time in our hands. That's beside the point. It's been about 3 years since the invasion. The president of the United States, The Russian President, as other strong world leaders gathered here in the South pole to devise the future of humanity. Now we have a militia of 70,000, and scientists working all hours to figure out an impossible solution to the problem at hand. Through spies we have gathered intel on the species we are up against. We now know the following: