History of Invasive Species

The first settlements on Eshveira (known in those times as "Hespera 4b" were tenuous, and scattered all across the planet. Using advanced technology, the settlers used geosculpting and climatic control systems to create monolithic structures, many still around to this day.

In a single day, the world turned on its axis. What began as a breathtaking display of meteor showers soon revealed itself to be the arrival of the Second Wave- the beleaguered remnants of the Thesean Flotilla, humanity’s long-forgotten second attempt to colonize Eshveira. Their ships, battered and barely functional after generations of internal mutiny and decay, fell from orbit like burning omens.

Millions disembarked in desperation, bringing with them foreign technologies, fragmented ideologies, and the desperate ingenuity of survivors. Weilding knowledge and tools unfamiliar to the descendants of the First Wave, their arrival sparked a new era. One of breathtaking innovation, yes, but also brutal conflict.

Emerging like a phoenix from the ashes of the Continental War, the Communal Republics of Lavenna is officially proclaimed by representatives of the fifteen signatory republics gathered at the historic signing of the Communal Accords. Initially envisioned as a loose intergovernmental cooperative, the summit takes a dramatic turn following the impassioned speeches of revolutionary leaders Miranti Karsto, Barlo Galga, and Corilio Takala. The Lavennic Constitution is swiftly ratified in the newly established capital of Boralto, heralding the birth of a radically new nation founded on ecological harmony, communal democracy, and the common good.