It is the year 3062. The world is ruled by robots. Fighting robots, nanny robots, cleaning robots, destructive robots. Earth is almost unrecognisable. Half the land is barren and scorched; dead from centuries of the black tendrils of death and war, whilst two huge colonies of Robots live untouched, buried and hidden behind the turmoil.
The entire human population, now also split into two groups dwindled to less than half it's original size within a thousand years.
It's the war between two entirely different beings. One created the other, thinking nothing of it. But things went terribly wrong; nothing could have been worse. Turning on their creators, the other side wage an eternal war.
It's humans versus robots.
The war which was once considered a fantasy, a future myth, things of fantasy stories. But little over thousand years later, it happens for real.
And the humans are losing.
What will happen if the human race dies out? Whatever race, colour, age, gender, it doesn't matter anymore. It's one giant entity against another, two worlds fighting for a new era, and the stakes are just too high.
Nothing matters anymore, except the ownership of the future yet to come.
2063. The world is severely divided. 20 years ago, the government had plans of creating a utopia. A perfect society. Where the residents would all live their lives in peace. They wouldn't have to work jobs. They wouldn't have currency. They wouldn't have to deal with challenges. They could live their lives the way everyone wants to. But there was one catch. And that was that the government made it a law that nothing bad could ever happen. No crimes, no arguments, no fights. The citizens would all be kept calm and they would be kind to each other. Obviously, this failed. Crime broke out. Everyone was fighting each other and the society the government promised turned into a disaster. So, the government decided to do something about it. They decided that everyone who rebelled against them or did anything bad would be put into a perfect android body which was devoid of doing anything wrong. But, they would also be drained of their freedom and emotion. They would be slaves to the government. The majority submitted to the government's orders. But some didn't. This is the story of the ones who rebelled.