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In the year 2027 the planet was swept over with a mysterious pandemic disease, that started to spread simultaneously all over the planet. Those few who survived the first days were then haunted by hallucinations, headaches and nightmares, most chose to end their lives. Neither the source of the disease, called “Crossout” by the media, nor the nature of the pathogen were identified. The planet was overthrown with chaos as the population fled the larger cities, leaving them as graveyards. In just a few dreadful months, civilization was no more.

The reason behind this was the disruption of an extraterrestrial, multi-millennia eugenic experiment aimed at developing a new sentient race on Earth. Due to a mishap with the control systems the “rally signal” in the DNA was engaged a few centuries earlier than planned and originally dormant experimental genes were activated which made entities combat-ready. The DNA of the inhabitants, however, hadn’t fully developed, and thus the planet was filled with lunatics and suicidal maniacs instead of super soldiers as was originally planned, these mutants survived, and despite their human appearance they couldn’t technically be called humans. Survivors have changed mentally, and a decade later visible transformations were reported. The most notable changes involved the blackening of the eyeballs or a strange luminescence in them. Keen to cover up their new appearance, these individuals would hide their eyes and faces under clothing and sunglasses. SNAAAAKE!! (talk) 00:21, 18 April 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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