Introduction page: The narrative commences with an examination of Dr. Amell’s background, specifically that of Victor Amell. He was born in 2026, at the advent of the Second American Revolution. His father is a scientist and engineer for the Allied forces. Victor and his mother are essentially residing in a state of near-isolation. In the year 2031, at the age of five, his mother, Zaya, was accused of exposing oneself and prostitution by the New Sovereign Realm. As a result of the prohibition of specific attire for women on the grounds of religious tenets. (It gets considerably worse.) Consequently, she is stoned to death by the public, and her body is desecrated. Victor is forced to watch this horrific scene unfold. Afterwards, Dictator Eric proceeds to ridicule Victor’s parents while simultaneously demeaning him. Leading, Victor to respond with aggression, prompting Eric to subdue him with brutal force. Ending with Victor incarcerated in a reeducation prison school. This is the impetus for Victor’s ascension to the role of lead scientist for the rebranded NASA, which is now called the Interstellar Space Travel and Military Academy. In approximately 2054, a conflict emerged between humanity and an extraterrestrial race known as the Protodrome. They discerned the immense technological prowess and chaotic nature of our civilization, which instilled a sense of fear and prompted them to destabilize our planet and annihilate nearly half of it. Our species teetered on the brink of extinction. Consequently, we shifted our focus to the urgent and ambitious endeavor of constructing a spacecraft capable of traversing the vast distances to reach the planet Kepler-452B.

The interstellar mission, designated “Operation Sphere Timewarp,” will entail three principal phases: action, exploration, and survival. The challenges and difficulties that the mission will confront are unprecedented in their nature and magnitude. In the face of unforeseen conditions and species, it is yet to be seen whether our species will survive and thrive, or perish and have their sacrifices be in vain.

Ideas: How may I go about making some dragons having drastically different bone and muscle structures, allowing for more aerodynamic bodies and quicker, more agile flying. We have unbelievable capabilities if pushed beyond limits. Some dragons will have smaller wings or be designed for running or walking with no wings.

Also I already plan on making kemonomimi and anthropomorphic beings but what else can I include or what possibilities does anyone else know?

A slight look into the future through a mushroom trip

“I reach the door and open it. I am thrown off balance as I fall face first into the house. The next thing I know I am spiraling into an endless camp of time and reality distortion. Then I black out seconds later and wake up flying a strange looking spaceship.

The next thing I know, I hear a loud explosion with a ball of fire that quickly catches up with me. I look back and see some kind of dragon. I twist my controls to the side and shift my jet to the side. I fly between a cliff. The dragon swoops up and follows me through the tiny line of sight.

The path is getting narrower, but the exit is near. I managed to pass safely, but just as I thought I was safe. A variant of the Quetzalcoatli quickly swoops down from underneath me as I exit. It destroys one of my wings. I manage to keep my jet in an upright position as I spiral out of the sky.”