Our story begins here...
Ttatkor, a lush and vibrant planet who's rocky surface is the home of a variety of unique life along with something not seen before- magic. Shaped by not only the magic of this world but by the life thriving on it is a curious and intelligent species called the skaejai, a species humans will later dub 'buckleos'. Here they had lived for untold generations with wars fought and won, wonders explored, and much of their histories long forgotten. Overtime a way of life was still maintained and society thrived in the form of Clans:
Rohroa, the fiercest and strongest. Hosaa, the wisest and most compassionate. Aoulaa, the most intelligent and observant. Zulaarak, the cruelest and most secretive. Tteborem, the most courageous and sefless. Finally Sraalok, the weakest of all.
These were the six Clans that made up Ttatkor, each one divided the land into their own territories and from there their own districts. No rulers were voted in nor were monarchys put into place instead powerful trained individuals known as Yarujai were the protectors of their assigned district and their Clan. What made Yarujai special is the process in which they go through to achieve their status. Empowered by their Spirit Trees they were granted special abilites that would allow them to protect their Clans, one Clan in particular however was known to have the strongest Yarujai- the Sraalok who were physically morphed by the power granted to them unlike other Yarujai. Ironically the Sraalok Clan was seen as the lowest of all the Clans for in terms of magic their population was the weakest and oftentimes their districts appeared more like slums than a Clan's home.
This caused a spark of anger and jealousy to ignite within one of Sraalok's Yarujai, Kloud. Seeing his Clan appear so far beneath that of others created a white hot rage that was unable to be tamed. Craving for his Clan to be ontop he got greedy and did what was forbidden and forced those of his Clan to partake of their Spirit Tree's magic. The process is forbidden for regular skaejai for a reason- not everyone survives. This process is deadly for most, a sign that not everyone is meant for the power of the Spirit Tree yet Kloud did it anyway. A massacre swiftly ensued, those not strong enough to handle the Yarujai power died off in rapid succession. Those able to withstand the transformation survived but were forever changed, their bodies forcibly altered into that of the Sraalok Yarujai. They gained power but at a great expense, for the loss of many was not the only repercussion for Kloud's ignorant actions. The Spirit Tree and it's magic withered, it became nothing more than a husk and this imbalance within the magic of the world caused a chain reaction. Soon, the Spirit Trees of other Clans began to be corrupted and it expelled out into the surrounding life causing the flora to become something twisted and grotesque. This corruption spread like wildfire to everything it touched soon devouring Ttatkor's landscape as far as the eye could see.
Outrage was the other Clans' reactions yet time to process, to try and handle the situation and stop this spread of death and corruption was a privelege they did not recieve for Kloud did not wait to strike. In the chaos that followed the imbalance of magic in the world Kloud with his new Sraalok Clan striked, he and his army invaded the other Clans disctrict by district. His conquest was relentless and his hunger for power and control ever deeper as he won battle after battle. The Clans fought back in a feeble attempt to keep Kloud at bay and the war fought was brutal and bloody. In the end Kloud succeeded and declared the Sraalok Clan the rulers of Ttatkor. This great betrayal, this takeover had earned Kloud and his mutated Sraalok brethren a new name- kaeraa, "The Betrayer" as translanted from the skaejai language. After the kaeraas' conquest things began to change drastically not only by their rule but by many individuals unwillingness to bend the knee. Some wanted to simply flee from the trouble that had found them and with that simple little thought that leads us to present day... Earth.