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The history of the galaxy is full of bloodshed, death, sorrow, and misery but also victory, perseverance, prosperity, and glory.

- Tralor Historian

The Mirus Galaxy is a galaxy located within the Ikiwa Eropsii Cluster of the First Gigaquadrant, quite close to the vast intergalactic void leading to the Cyrandia Cluster, with which the galaxy's natives often have an intertwined history. The galaxy can be split into three general regions, each with their own histories: west, center and east.

The center of the galaxy is dominated by United Lanat Empire, though until recent history it was contested by the Grox Grand Dominion. Aside from the ULE and the Grox, the center is home to states mostly in oposition to the Lanats and formerly Grox puppet states. Although the ULE claimed to be in a position of power of all of Mirus, this changed when they were subjugated by the Galactic Empire of Cyrannus. With the fall of the GEC and the emigration of the Grox, the center has been locked in a state of cold peace. Though a GEC remnant exists in the form of the Second Imperium, it is not powerful enough to keep the ULE under sway. Luckily for the rest of Mirus, the ULE has been gravely weakened following their occupation and have largely turned inwards.

Long seen as a relative backwater, western Mirus saw an exceptional rise to prominence in recent times. The region was traditionally marked by antagonistic relations between the states that would go on to form the Unified Alliance of Enlightenment and an alliance between the Imperium of War, Xylon Empire and Zarbanian Powers, loosely backed by the Brotherhood of Darklings and sometimes the Drakodominatus Tyranny. Western Mirus has always enjoyed prominent interactions with Tyris Major, but only came to forge links with the rest of the univese when it played host to the apocalyptic conclusion of the Dominatus War. Following the Scramble for Mirus and the Imperium of War's defeat, western Mirus fully opened up to intergalactic affairs and is currently dominated by the Federation of Free States, a successor to the UAE.

By contrast, eastern Mirus is home to highly disparate states that may or may not have any interactions with their neighbours. Much like western Mirus before the rise of its great powers, eastern Mirus remains unexplored and disunified, a process not helped by the arrival of the Grox and remnants upholding the ideologies of the Drakodominatus Tyranny and Imperium of War.

History[]

Primordial Era[]

The ancient history of the Mirus is shrouded in mystery but it is known that there once was a powerful 'First One' empire that spanned much of Mirus known as the Uonic. Mirus then would have been unrecognisable today, as the galaxy was as a whole much smaller and compassed only the current core regions. Its satellites were different too, composed of two galaxies that would later merge with central Mirus to form the eastern and western regions. The Chaordo dwarf galaxy was yet gravitationally unbound to Mirus while the Tyris cluster was simply a massive gas cloud.

The Uonic left little behind and what has been left is either useless or so damaged it can't be used. Another mystery about the Uonic is that it seemed they almost disappeared without a trace. There was no signs of steady decline, just a sudden disappearance. A few theories exist of why the Uonic disappeared but most agree that such an advanced empire could not be destroyed by force. Sometime after the dissappearance of the Uonic came the great collision of what is now the Mirusian core region with its sattelites, greatly enlarging the galaxy into roughly the shape it retains to this day. This and the capture of Chaordo by the Mirus galaxy disrupted the Tyris gas cloud, which coalesced into the four dwarf galaxies of the Tyris cluster.

Then there was silence of the galactic scene until new three new powers came to Mirus. The Order of Lightlings and the Brotherhood of Darklings both came from the same extra-universal dimension, while the arrival of the Persacron Star Dragons is more obscure. Neither build any great empires and instead opted to influence the galaxy through much more subtle means. Yet they left their impact - the world of Demogorgon Prime is generally believed to have detached itself from its original star system due to a brief but system-shattering clash between the Darklings and their Lightling foes. Likewise the Persacon slowly turned the galaxy more hospitable by shaping planets as they saw fit.

Not all Persacon were benevolent however and some wished to dominate Mirus through their progeny. These Prerunners were galactic parasites, spreading biomass to uninhabited worlds so that life could evolve there, and once they deemed such a world ripe with life, they would descend to consume it. Once they had consumed a world however, a Prerunner would enter a prolonged state of hibernation and so they needed warrior-servants to protect their sumbering forms. These they found in the Multus Esse, and yet the Multus Esse would also be their doom, for Zaraturai again emerged from the shadows and gave them their freedom. The Prerunner Empire was destroyed utterly, the Multus working tirelessly to destroy all record of them to the point that not even ruins were left.

Especially western Mirus was left depopulated by the Prerunners' appetites, and as part of their effort to undo the Prerunners' ravages, the Multus Esse worked tirelessly to repopulate that part of the galaxy with life. Chief amongst them were the Leviathan Hive-mind, whose Bachyeon leaders could shape the thoughts of other creatures and thus lead them to sentience faster. The Multus build many other wonders, including the planet-station Matrukoris, and defeated incursions from the Nyarqaeshian Grand Dominion and Zarbanian Pirate Confederacy. While these wars brought an end to the golden age of the Multus, they continued to expand until virtually all of western Mirus was theirs. Their progress into the core regions, however, was blocked by a spur of the Grox Empire, who had come to colonise what they called the Meeno Galaxy. Grox expension in Mirus initially went smoothly to the point that Mirus Grox King Mortox I send out its own missions to colonise Mirus' satellite galaxy of Chaordo and Mirus' neighbouring galaxy of Elalma. This ultimately gave rise to the Elalma Grox.

It was not long after that war between the Grox and Multus Esse broke out, which lasted for almost a millenia. In the end, both powers grew weary and desperate. The Meeno Grox reignited Mirus' dormant black hole to bathe central Mirus in radiation levels lethal to the Multus. They simultaneously adapted their forms to deal with the increased heat the ignition caused, thus consolidating their hold over the core. Realising their advances were stalled, the Multus took in a Meta-Grox splinter faction known as the Alpha Grox to fight in their stead. This worked initially as Mortox I was slain.

Yet just as Zaraturai had allowed for the rise of the Multus, now her sworn enemy Terikalinra would see to its end. Though cunning manipulation he turned the Alpha Grox against their Multus benefactors, in one swoop also pushing the Bachyeon to rebellion. The two made common cause with the now-leaderless Meeno Grox and pushed deeply into Multus Esse territory. Not even the creation of the warrior Kulaung could stop the Groxic forces and soon the Multus were forced into hiding.

Ugandal Creation

The Multus Esse create the Kulaung.

The Groxic forces then turned their eyes to the Persacon terraformers and annihilated them. This however would prove to be a phyrric victory as the last Persacon each travelled to a chosen world beyond Groxic reach, dying and dissolving themselves to spawn life anew. Battered and bruised from the two extermination campaigns, the Alpha and Meeno Grox formally joined forces as the Grand Grox Dominion while the Bachyeon resorted to slumber. To keep themselves from falling under the sway of the Alpha Eternal-Mind, the Meeno Grox cloned Mortox as Mortox II, now in the form of a Meeno Grox proper, and set out to colonise the satellite Tyris Cluster in the name of Groxic supremacy. Around this time the galactic core calmed back down, although its deadly radiation had left the entire core region devoid of non-Groxic life.

Ancient Era[]

The first to rise in this second galactic wasteland were not any of the Multus' seed-species, but rather one of the Persacon-spawned races, collectively known as the Persactyrn. The true name of this species is long forgotten with the other Persactyrn simply referring to them as the First Wyverns. A power referred to by the Persactyrn as the Lordwrights had meanwhile arisen in eastern Mirus, and conflict between the two drove the First Wyverns from Mirus. The Lordwrights then came after the other, as of yet primitive Persactyrn and with their cultic armies of Vassal species began to hunt them down. These Vassals soon came to believe that drinking the blood of the Persactyrn would give them nigh-immortality and while it did little to them, it did transform their offspring into draconic mutants. Eventually the number of mutant births began to far exceed that of non-mutants to the point that both the original Persactyrn Races and the Vasssal Races were completely supplanted by their hybrid, mutant offshoots. Then the First Wyverns returned and, making use of the chaos, slaughtered the Lordwrights to the last.

The First Wyverns soon used their scientific prowess to stabilise the draconic mutants and gave them the collective name of Persan. Together they formed the Origin Empire and while it was prosperous at first, eventually the First Wyverns began to become as hubristic as the Lordwrights they'd replaced. Growing the fear the Persan which still far outnumbered their own, the First Wyverns forcefully removed much of the Persan's draconic characteristics and instituted a caste system to place the Persan below themselves. The First Wyverns conquered what remained of the former Lordwright empire at the time and placed these non-mutants below the Persan in hierarchy. The First Wyverns designated these newly-conquered populations as Prepatents; effectively a cross between breeding stock and sapient cattle.

Of all species the Multus Esse had seeded, the Kulaung had been their final, failed gambit, and it is therefore no surprise that the Kulaung would be the first of the seed-species to truly rise. Making their capital the world of Eire, the Kulaung formed the First Kulaung Empire. Utilising the Largotz Draks, a surviving Persactyrn species, as mounts, Kulaung High Riders were the terror of their age and crushed all who opposed them. Eventually the First Kulaung Empire came into contact with the Origin Empire, and deciding that only they were allowed to rule any Persactyrn, the First Wyverns declared war.

This war came no nothing which mass caused dissent in the Origin Empire. Worse for the First Wyverns was the return of the Prerunners in a new form known as the Scelus Purification. The First Wyverns opted to sacrifice the homeworlds of the Persan to these new invaders to buy themselves time as their focus was still with the Kulaung. Having finally had enough of the First Wyverns' tyranny, the Persan and the Prepatents both revolted and fled, with the Persan going to the south and the prepatents going to the east. The fate of the First Wyverns and the Scelus invasion fleet is ultimately unknown as both vanish from all records thereafter. When the Kulaung next expanded into the space of the former Origin Empire, they found trace of neither.

The Kulaung would continue to rule northwestern Mirus for the next two millenia, only to be brought down by extragalactic invaders known as the Zarto Vong at the height of their power. The Zarto Vong largely exterminated Kulaung but left after having seemingly completed the deed, never to return. Only small pockets of Kulaung survived by hiding on backwater worlds and regressing their technology to the stone age. The Zarto Vong's slave-species were abandoned by their masters on the planets they'd been deployed to and would eke out their own existence from then on.

The destruction of the First Kulaung Empire gave opportunities to others to grow, most noticably in the direction above the core. These were the Holon Covenant; arrivals from the 2nd gigaquadrant, the Mudwort Space Command; natives to what is now Ignatus space, and the Sporeling Allied Nations Space Command; natives to northern Mirus proper. To prevent war between one another, these three states carved out seperate pheres of influence. However each also eyed the resource-rich region of the core, unaware of what lurked there. Their arrival inadventently awakened the Grox and Bachyeon forces there, with whom a war broke out. The three states were forced to ally if they had any hope to survive, and together they did manage to halt the Groxic onslaught for a while. The Grox however would let loose an unfinished Multus Esse project known as the Bio-Morphling Horde upon the Sporelings, turning them into an endangered species. As for the Mudworts, they were infiltrated by the Bachyeon, which indoctrinated their leadership and annihilated the Mudwort state from within.

Grox Interceptor

The Grox Interceptor first saw use in the Holon-Grox War, using a mix of Groxic and MSC technology.

This left the Holon alone to fend off the Grox, although luckily for them the Mudworts were not entirely gone; those that remained free from Bachyeon control found refuge in the Peraki Empire, which helped the Holon Covenant in stopping the onslaught. Eventually the two, with whatever Sporeling assistance they could muster, finished a Multus Esse plan to initiate a galaxy-wide EMP, theoretically shutting down their adversaries. This worked -at least temporarily- and the Holon, Mudworts, Peraki and Sporelings used the opportunity to migrate out of Groxic reach into the north, where they have stayed ever since. Over the years, their alliance evolved into the Northern Mirusian Alliance, still mostly focussed on the Groxic threat.

Almost simultaneously with the arrival of the Holon, the Draekar arrived from the ancient Milky Way Galaxy. Finding the northern states occupied with the resurgent Groxic threat, the Draekar seized their chance and dominated western Mirus for 1500 years. Around this time, a Persacatyn species known as the Dragowar gained spacefaring capacities and were promtly incorporated into the Draekar Dominion. The Draekar used the Dragowar as military enforcers until the Dragowar broke away to form their own Imperium of War. Conflict between the two faction lasted 78 years and ended with War-Imperial independence. As the Dragowar failed in their objective to destroy the Draekar Dominion, it endured in a diminished capacity and so the Draekar declared victory, their state becoming known as the Draekar Remnant from then on out.

Modern Era[]

In eastern Mirus, the Tralor set out from their homeworld to form the Tralor Empire. Coming to cover the resource-rich regions of the galactic center, the Tralor quickly conquered a bloody path to the core regions. Finding the outer core largely abandoned, the Tralor expanded into the inner core, leading the Alpha Grox to mobilise. Yet the expected Meeno Grox aid never came to be due to the assassination of Mortox II at the hands of the Lavatufts of Tyris Major, forcing the Alpha Grox to give up half the core to the Tralor. Meanwhile the United Mirus Council and Ignatus Federation formed in opposition to Tralor expansionism, effectively blocking Tralor expansion into western Mirus.

This allowed the rest of the Multus' seed-species and the Zarto Vong's former slaves to become spacefaring in the meantime. Amongst them were the Kulaung of the planet Ugandalore. From what was by all acounts a backwater region of the First Kulaung Empire, these Kulaung, who now called themselves Ugandalorians after their adopted homeworld and had embraced the worship of Zaraturai, set out to create the Mendel Pact. The nascent Pact soon ran afoul of a Hermicee invasion from the Chaordo Galaxy and also a stampede of Loron. Both spilled over into the neighbouring Waptoria sector, which led to the unification of the Waptoria Alliance of Species. Though drastically different in ideals, the two understood they faced common enemies and together drove off the invaders. The Hermicee were driven back all the way to Chaordo while the Loron, growing bored from the fight, settled near the Tralor Empire and went native as the Mirus Loron.

After a brief period of peace, the Mendel entered into conflict with the Zarbania Powers while the Waptoria were attacked by the Imperium of War for the crime of being pacifists. Never one to let an opportunity pass by to move against those who revered Zaraturai, Terikalinra, who already controlled the Zarbanian Powers from the shadows, swiftly moved the necessary pieces to bring a about a Dragowar-Zarbanian military alliance. The War-Imperial and Zarbanian invasions were beaten back with the intervention of the Draekar while the alliance between the Mendel and Waptoria was cemented.

Simultaneously to these invasions, a group of Multus seed-species to the east of Mendel space found themselves visited by missionaries from the Church of Spode. Yet the bloody rule of Clericarch Jaharan ae-Zamarros would bring sedition to these regions, the Unified Nations of Spode breaking away in response to the Clericarch's tyranny. A breakaway splinter, the Brotherhood of Spode would later rejoin the Church until it remilitarised in the War of Ages. Numerous smaller incidents rocked the region afterwards, including the Prophets of Hun'Gora in UNoS falling under Bachyeon control. This resulted a UNoS civil war, followed by a misguided campaign UNoS against the uncorrupted Prophets in the BoS. In turn this led to a Utuno revolt in the military of both factions. The rebels soon united and formed the Mizoue Army. After a protracted guerilla war, the Mizoue won their independence and atheism both. To protect themselves and guarantee their independence, they joined the Sporelings, Holon Covenant and Peraki Empire in the Northern Mirusian Federation.

Relative peace in western Mirus meant that the Waptoria and Mendel began looking beyond the galaxy, intervening in two wars in the Tyris cluster. To their south however, the Drakodominatus Tyranny had begun its rise. The Tyranny expanded northwards, meeting little resistence until they encountered the Imperium of War. After a brief war which resulted in the enthronement and death of no less than seven Dragowar Imperators, Imperator Caligustus made the fateful decision to ally himself with the Tyranny instead. With the Imperium of War in effect becoming the Tyranny's vassal state, the Tyranny gained information on the whole of Mirus the War-Imperials had skirmished with - which is to say, most of western Mirus. It is widely believed that the Tyranny were ultimately behind the Enlightenment War as an attempt to destroy both the Mendel and Waptoria, therefore clearing the path to expand further northwards. If so, then this plan failed: the peril the Mendel found themselves in led to the return of the Multus Esse and the establishment of the Unified Alliance of Enlightenment.

Following the end of the Enlightenment War, the culling of the Drakodominatus occured, resulting in the creation of the Dominatus. This saw the Tyranny expand exponentially throughout the entire Gigaquadrant with the aim to conquer it in its entirety. An empire-wide slave revolt seemed poised to destabilise the Tyranny for a few months, which the Mendel Pact used to pounce on the Dominatus by moving through Waptorian space. Once the Tyranny regained control of the situation, they quickly drove the Mendel back, although they were halted by a full-scale Waptorian mobilisation. For two years, the Waptoria endured constant Tyranny assaults, soon joined by the Imperium of war. That the Waptoria held the tide at bay was only due to the cohesion of the Unified Alliance of Enlightenment, which ceaselessly shipped fleets and manpower to the frontlines. Nevertheless, the Unified Alliance of Enlightenment could do little but hold and hope that the rest of the galaxy, if not the gigaquadrant would come to their aid. This would indeed be the case as the Dominatus had vastly overplayed their hand and provoked the ire of half the gigaquadrant with their belligerent expansionism. This anti-Dominatis Coalition invaded Tyranny space directly, relieving the Mirusians and allowed them to regroup. The resulting push into Dominatus Mirus would still be a bloody one, a finale to a war that was already one of the deadliest in the Gigaquadrant's history. Yet end it did in the apocalyptic battle of Demogorgon Prime, the conclusion of which saw the wholesale extermination of the Dominatus and the dismantling of their once-great empire.

Current Era[]

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The French and the DCP wage war during the Great Xonexian Schism.

The end of the Dominatus War would also result in the so-called Scramble for Mirus, when the Xonexi Allies of France, the Tybusen Intergalactic Allied Federation and the Draconid Imperium against the Delpha Coalition of Planets seized key territories of former Dominatus space without consulting the galaxy's natives. This drove up tensions between the natives and the Xonexians, resulting in the creation of a new alliance of natives, former friends and foes alike, to expel the interlopers. When the Great Xonexian Schism reached Mirus, conflict between the XA and the DCP occurred throughout former Dominatus space. Meanwhile, halfway across the galaxy, the Galactic Empire of Cyrannus began an unseen expansion toward the heart of Mirus.

Astrography and Species[]



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Regions[]

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The Tralor have historically been among the most influential species in Mirus.

Traish Sector

The Traish Sector is almost under complete Tralor control. The Traish sector is noted in being one of the most prosperous, safest, and oppressed sectors in the whole galaxy due to the firm hand of the United Lanat Empire. Tralor are the most politically influential of all the Mirus races. They are known for being skilled warriors, stubborn traditionalists, and at times fierce conquerors. Due to the Tralor's brutal fighting style and past alliances they often get wrote off as simple minded brutes but that is hardly the case. Tralor are a surprising philosophical species with a deep respect for the arts.

Drinvoid

The Drinvoid Sector lies to the extreme nothwest of Mirus and is the terminus of Mirus' northern arm. A gravitationally distorted region of space, the sector centers around the eponymous void in its midst, which is not coincidentally the largest naturally occuring source of Void Energy in the entire galaxy. Before the Annihilation, the region was home to colonies of the Fordan Empire, although these were destroyed during the Annihilation itself. After the Second Void War, the region was settled by various Void-utilising states, including the Void Eye Empire, Khilai Empire and Nidoghan Krassio. The strong alliance between these three states ensures that they are generally left in peace, although only time will tell if this is to the benefit or detriment of peace in the wider galaxy.

Blackrime

The Blackrime sector connects Drinvoid to the rest of the Mirus Galaxy, and can generally be divided into three parts. The first is a bridge between Drinvoid, Blackrime and western Mirus proper, which is held by the Harks Empire. Middle Blackrime consists of a fairly narrow bar complete with starburst regions, and is held almost entirely by the Monoculian Theocracy. Inner Blackrime fans out into eastern Mirus proper and is politically dominated by the Jinaris Empire of Eden.

Reaper's Grasp

This is a region of space at the eastern point of the Mirus Galaxy that has is rife with dying stars, dead stars, and black holes. In addition to this, it also has plentiful normal stars which support life on paradise planets, which stand in stark contrast to the life that is spawned near the dying stars. This sector of space has 100,000 solar systems of all forms, ranging from ones based around hypergiants, to those around neutron stars among others. The Reaper's Grasp can be divided into two sections: one below the Goron Nebula which is home to the Maker's Shadow, and a region above Tandem which is controlled by the Ultima Singularity.

Tandem

Aside from the Infernal Republic of the Moars, its dominant regional power, Tandem is largely lawless. Various small Duellum Warbands still operate out of the sector, largely with Moar backing or at least tolerance. Tandem is also home to various Overseer strains left over from the days of the Drakodominatus Tyranny, mostly drawn from the Skittering Annihilators, Fiends of Cruon, Blademasters of Hag'mar'ah and Eternal Guard. These Overseers oftentimes ally with the local Duellum Warbands to plunder and reave neighbouring regions, though their relations with the Moars remains unknown.

Speartip

Sitting at the very end of the Spear Sector, Speartip is the terminus of Mirus' southern arm and, Lastlight not withstanding, the edge of Eastern Mirus. It is a natural chokepoint, for only it gives way of passage to the Tandem and Lastlight regions. Consisting of stars peeled off from Lastlight by means of Mirus' vast gravitational pull, no natural life is known to have arisen here. Instead, the Speartip is home to extragalactic states which wich to hide from the wider Mirusian community for one way or another. This includes the Aeoneonatrix at the very tip of the spear, Eldarisian colonies down below and the Mirusian Grubmolian Republic where Speartip meets the Spear. The extreme south of the Speartip was host to the final battle of the Second Void War, though it has since been claimed by the Hegemony of Exterioris.

Lastlight

The remnant of a small sattelite galaxy otherwise entirely absorbed into Mirus since the age of the Uonic, Lastlight stands apart even from the rest of eastern Mirus by its sheer isolation. It is only loosely connected to the Speartip and Tandem regions, which themselves are outskirts of Mirus proper. Lastlight consists mostly of a mixture between red dwafs, red giants, supergiants and even a few rare hypergiants as well as plenty of black holes; all of which points to the extreme age of the sector. Lastlight's native life has long since come and gone; this lack of habitability makes it generally unappealing, despite the mineral richness ejected into the region by the supernovae of ages past. Lastlight is controlled almost entirely by the Purity and its three pillars.

Satellites[]

The Mirus Galaxy currently has four satellites; these each gravitationally influence each other and are thus collectively called the Tyris cluster. The innermost galaxy of this cluster is Tyris Proxima while the outermost is Tyris Tantum. The middle galaxies meanwhile are Tyris Major and Tyris Minor, which are the only two of the cluster to visibly rotate around a common barycenter; their distance to Mirus thus varies over time. Due to their interactions with one another, Tyris Major and Tyris Minor are both spiral galaxies; Tyris Major is an unbarred variant whereas Tyris Minor is barred and possesses only a single arm. Tyris Promixa and Tyris Tantum are both irregular dwarf galaxies.

Uniquely, the Tyris cluster makes one orbit around Mirus for each rotation Mirus makes, which results in the cluster always facing western Mirus and never facing the east. Due to this, plenty of wormholes exist in western Mirus leading to the Tyris cluster and vice versa, while wormholes in eastern Mirus leading to the cluster are comparatively few.

Before the Annihilation, the Chaordo galaxy likewise was in orbit of Mirus; it was in fact in a closer orbit than the Tyris cluster, having passed through and disrupted the primordial Tyris gas cloud during its capture. It was a lenticular galaxy of intermediate size but was moved beyond the confines of the First Gigaquadrant during the Annihilation, leading to the Tyris Cluster taking up its former orbit. As the galaxy is at least supposed to exist still, there was no large species transfer from Chaordo during the Annihilation; the only presence of Chaordo-kind in Mirus nowadays are subspecies that evolved locally.

Also before the Annihilation, the Elalma Galaxy was Mirus' closest neighbour, with most intergalactic wormholes in eastern Mirus leading to that galaxy and its sole satellite, the Elvetin Galaxy. As a result, the various species of both galaxies have come to dwell in Mirus after the Annihilation, most noticably the Xylon and the Harks.

Factions[]

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Native
Extragalactic

Mirus belongs to us. Forget this at your peril.

- Emperor Aoblix of the United Lanat Empire

War flows freely here as money does in our neighbouring galaxies. Hail Mirus, for it's constent struggle have made it strong.

- Imperator Caligustus of the Imperium of War

WILL. ASSIMILATE. ALL.

- Lord Mortox III of the Alpha Cyber Collective

Prime real estate.

- Deoclet Caesarius

Much has changed since I first beheld this galaxy. At one point, I would've been satisfied with seeing it burn as a glorious sacrificial pyre to my power. Now, I wish for nothing more then peace this day forward. Yet, such things are not always possible...

- Gridlock
Yeah...certainly you will.
- War Minister Jeam'Kikea'Eachi of the Plazith League

Mirus, is our home, and we are her guardians. Imperialism seems so rampant now adays. Powers seem to think this galaxy nothing but a savage breeding ground for war. But, beautiful Mirus is far more then that. So much more.

- Ugandalore the Un-touchable

Our home is where we start our universal cleansing. From here, the entire galaxy will be wiped clean of mistakes.

- Satan

Organic life is Irrelevent, all shall bow to us. Surrender and be assimilated.

- The Collector of the Mekkan Collective

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Trivia[]

  • The Mirus Galaxy was created by MatthewMosley, who shares creative control over the galaxy with Cyrannian. Though both are content to let the galaxy's more common users make fiction in the galaxy any way they choose.
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