The world, Earth, set in the year 3200, humanity is in ruins. People all over earth have suffered great famine. The sun turned a red glow, signalling it's soon death in many years. There are only three hundred thousand people left on Earth.

Great, godlike beings, knows at Keters, descended upon the land 5 years ago. Back then, there were 18 billion people on Earth.
They wiped out the populations with ease, it seemed they controlled matter itself with only a touch of their fingertips.

The Keters have one goal: Wipe out humanity. No one truly knows why they are doing this, and the Keters never gave a reason.

The people of the church assume it was gods judgment, and that the Keters were here to purge this land of all the sins it had. But the church soon fell, it was decreed to be, the fall of God...

After a while, the remaining humans built shelters below ground, safe bunkers that were out of detection from the ordinary Keters. There are around 786 bunkers in the United States. Three years ago there were thousands.

With the number of bunkers slowly dwindling, humans have had to resort to abandoned buildings or old bank vaults.

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The first Keter, and the fourth.

The first Keter to descend down to earth happened to manifest in Soule, South Korea. The government of South Korea quickly fell into anarchy, and North Korea took over South Korea. Though North Korea was the second country to fall.

The first Keter located in the United States manifested infront of the statue of liberty. The Keter quickly used the ability to manipulate mass and consumed the statue to growl larger and more powerfull. Then the Keter, known as Captive, proceeded to destroy the city of new York after a 5 hour rampage.

The government of the United States tried everything they could; they shot it, blew it up, and even nuked it. To no avail, as Captive absorbed all of the explosions and released them directly back at the people, obliterating them.

5 years later, earth is desolate. Anarchy is the only thing known to man. And little communities try to thrive, the best they can.