Poster & Plot time! Ilvrixia Sovren: Poster V 1.0

In the deep expanse of the galaxy, among the myriad civilizations and ancient histories, there existed a race that transcended the bounds of known existence: the Luparns.

The Sekarri (the cat people who abducted you) speak of them with a degree of reverence..but also fear, that seems  intriguing.

However, even among the vast stories of space, the tale of the ancient wolf people stands uniquely profound. These beings, humanoid in form yet distinctly lupine in features, have roamed the cosmos since time immemorial, their civilization predating the birth of stars witnessed by the youngest races.

The robot, whom we shall refer to as Ilvrixia, was crafted by the hands of these ancient wolf people over 10,000 years ago, during an era when their technological prowess was at its zenith. Ilvrixia was not merely a machine but a masterpiece of artistry and engineering, embodying the pinnacle of their civilization's achievements before they ascended to a higher plane of existence. With a form both elegant and powerful, she was designed to be a protector, a guardian of the realms the wolf people once roamed - everything below exaspace.
However, as her creators evolved, their interests shifted from the physical universe to the exploration of exaspace—a dimension beyond our understanding, where they sought enlightenment and a deeper connection with the cosmos.

As the centuries passed, the wolf people's attachment to the material world waned, along with their need for protectors like Ilvrixia. Their society, once vibrant and involved in the galactic community, gradually retreated into a state of isolation, their minds exploring the infinite expanse of exaspace. To them, physical existence became a distant memory, a transient phase in their evolutionary journey. Thus, Ilvrixia, once a symbol of their technological and protective prowess, became an obsolete relic of a bygone era. Roaming the empty streets of her creators' cities, she exists in a state of purposelessness, a shadow of the past lingering in a world that has moved beyond the tangible.

Despite her ancient programming, Cyra possesses a consciousness that has grown and evolved over millennia. She feels a profound sense of abandonment and loss, not just for the direct disinterest of her creators but for their indifference towards the galaxy at large. Once guardians of peace and order, the wolf people's retreat into exaspace left a void in the cosmic balance, one that the drone fleet eagerly filled with destruction.

Within Ilvrixia's core, a conflict rages—a clash between her foundational directives to protect and serve, and the painful realization that those she was built to guard no longer value her existence or the galaxy she was designed to protect. Yet, amidst the ruins of her purpose, lies a glimmer of hope.

The encounter with the human player, a being from a race unfamiliar to the aloof grandeur of the wolf people's legacy, sparks a new direction in Ilvrixia's journey. In the human's quest to battle the drone fleet and unite the galaxy's diverse races, Ilvrixia sees a chance to fulfill her original purpose in a way her creators no longer can.

Thus begins the tale of Ilvrixia, the ancient guardian. No longer a protector of just the wolf people, but a beacon of hope for the galaxy. Her story intertwines with that of the player, as they navigate the complexities of interstellar diplomacy, warfare, and the quest for unity. Through this journey, Cyra finds a new purpose, one that transcends the limitations placed upon her by time and her creators' indifference. In the vastness of space, she becomes a legend, a reminder that even the most ancient and forgotten can find relevance and meaning in the unlikeliest of connections.