The Terran Tribes: A Galactic Anomaly Bound by One Forbidden World
Among the sprawling civilizations of the galaxy—some forged in nebulae, some grown from crystalline intelligence, others ancient as collapsing stars—there exists a lineage that perplexes even the archivists of the Core Worlds. They call themselves Terrans, a collective ancestry so diverse that newcomers assume the name refers not to a species but to an entire federation of unrelated peoples. Yet the truth is stranger, older, and more improbable: every Terran, from the winged Corvous to the deep-ocean Cetacae, shares a common origin. One single cradle world. One birthplace. One mythic sphere the elders still call Earth.
To outsiders, this makes no sense. How could a single planet give rise to such staggering variety—Canids adapted to pack hierarchy and tundra endurance, Felids optimized fo...
