The Destroyer of Worlds, The Catalyst of the End, The Doommaker, The Planet Eater, even Death itself. These were all names given to The Hammer. A terrifying space ship of extraordinary power, capable of waging massive wars on a galactic scale, the ship itself was bigger than most planets, even rumored to have once gone toe to toe with the galactic army, the Federation of the United Planets of Andromeda. The battle was 3,000 ships vs 1. The Hammer annihilated all of them, destroying each and every ship. The Hammer was a terrifying ship but the people running the beast where even more frightening. The Order. The Order did not want to conquer, they did not want to enslave, they did not want allies, they didn't want anything a typical empire would want. They wanted to wipe out every race of aliens. They’re crusade led them throughout their home galaxy, Andromeda. After the Battle of Andromeda, which was The Order vs every last remaining fleet in the galaxy, The Order decided to continue they’re massacre in the Milky Way. The first planet they encountered was beautiful, almost identical to their home world. They had found the only other humans in the universe.

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The Order named the planet after their own, “Earth.” They told the humans that The Order will be waiting for them in the future, once they reach the space age. They will help their fellow humans, to ensure their survival, but they could not interfere until then, they did not want to mess with the natural aging of the planet by rushing generations. Humanity must naturally progress through the ages, just like they did. They must learn everything The Order had learned. So they bid their farewells to the “Cavemen” who thanked them by grunting at them incoherently and The Order disappeared from the galaxy. Now, humanity needs The Order more than ever, but unfortunately for Earth, the only other humans in the universe lay frozen in space, for only a code can awaken The Order, a code that must be decrypted.