Unofficial Observation Report of Quasi-Natural Death

[Western Fantasy] + [Genius] + [Fantasy] + [Superpower] + [Science Fiction] + [War] + [First Person] When civilization uses faith as fuel and ignites the fire of mechanical ascension, it illuminates not only the altar, but also the coordinates it dedicated to deep space. The Holy See's "Theophany Project" aims to mass-produce mechanical saints and realize artificial gods. This fanatical act first tore apart humanity itself: the Templars, evolved powers, government troops, and militias were bloody and strangulated in every corner of the planet. In this civil war between theocracy and reason, a four-man team walks between gunfire. They are not just warriors, but sane people trying to put the brakes on civilization as it heads toward the cliff. However, the real apocalypse has nothing to do with human strife. When the ascending "fire" burns to a certain extent, it is awakened - coming from the depths of the sea of ​​stars, or from eternity. Natural disasters come in forms and indifferent purposes that humans cannot understand. As a result, the script was roughly rewritten. On one side, human beings are killing each other for the dream of becoming gods, and on the other side, the cleansing on a cosmic scale is quietly falling. Caught between this double annihilation, the four people face the final choice: let civilization turn into embers that attract predators in its self-immolation, or perform an act of rebellion as a mortal - killing false gods on earth and resisting disasters from outside the world? This is the end of human civilization, and it is also the remaining light of reason above the funeral.