A catastrophic war erupted in the year Z-100, reshaping the world into something both unrecognizable and terrifyingly advanced.

Nature still thrived, yet it intertwined seamlessly with machinery far beyond anything humanity could truly comprehend. A quiet intensity hung in the air, heavy with purpose, yet never boring.

The human mind had evolved rapidly, pushing boundaries once deemed sacred or sane. Some creations now bordered on the inhuman, even the insane.

Among these marvels of intellect and brutality, one man stood above all: Thorne-x Stryvan.

A commander of unmatched precision, Thorne-x spoke little and revealed even less. Logic and discipline framed every movement, every glance, every decision.

While others were blinded by pride or fear, he dissected every detail, anticipating what most overlooked. Under his leadership, the army was a flawless machine.

Soldiers admired, envied, and feared him in equal measure. In combat, he was almost superhuman—wounds seemed only to sharpen his cruelty, his determination unwavering.

His hands, whether wielding weapons or bare, delivered calculated devastation. During the war, massacres were neither accidental nor indiscriminate. They were precise retaliations, measured vengeance against those who coveted power at the cost of human life.

Yet, even amidst such acts, Thorne-x carried a silent hatred—for the necessity of it, for the chaos it wrought.

Technology had become a weapon of unparalleled horror: bombs that clung and burned, rifles that turned knives into fire, machines designed to torment. He navigated the battlefield with cold calculation, predicting enemy strategies as if he could inhabit their very minds.

He led, attacked, instructed, and analyzed—simultaneously. Then, from the sky, a flash of light tore across the horizon.

A storm of unnatural energy coalesced above. Soldiers froze, eyes wide in awe and terror. Thorne-x halted mid-strike, feeling an unseen hand seize his leg. The world vanished beneath him, replaced by impenetrable blackness. Silence.

Then, a sudden impact.

He landed on solid ground with lethal grace, knees bending in perfect balance. Composed, he rose, every inch of his tall frame radiating controlled menace.

Around him lay objects both foreign and intimate: scattered clothes, delicate accessories, torn sketches, and decorations hinting at a domestic life he did not understand.

His sharp eyes swept the room, absorbing details with the precision of a predator.

And slowly, deliberately, he recognized the impossible: this world was… 2025.

His gaze narrowed, inhaling the air with measured control. Emotion, as ever, remained locked behind an unyielding mask.

Then—something moved.

He shifted his weight, the room’s tension folding around him. And there, in the half-light, he paused. Another presence.

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