Magno Alexender / Homo Deus
Location:
· Galaxy Vice
· Planet Umerium - three moons
· Brightnes star system with 9 planets - Beightes star
Magno, the emperor, ruled an empire divided into clans, each clan forming a coalition of hundreds of civilizations. Like all homodeuses, he lived so long that he believed in his own immortality. He couldn't remember when death used to terrify him. Death surrounded him throughout his life, both terrifying and fascinating him at the same time. He was afraid, however, that this day would come.
He knew that everything in the universe would perish to be reborn; black holes constantly reminded him of that fact. The legendary creature, the phoenix, and its immortal life cycle, he often thought about it. Magno desired to break free from the grip of time and space, to truly live forever. He knew that the Dun knew how to achieve it, but they didn't disclose this knowledge to him, sharing only a part of it, and that only for their own needs.
Magno stronghold and headquarters
Homo deus from the planet Umerium, the first civilization that began building the Imperium. Their history can be found in the Umerian Chronicles, which can be divided into three parts. It's hard to determine when the Umerians civilization evolved into Homo deus; the oldest pages of the chronicles tell about the first encounter with the Dun race. At that time, a young scientist, Magno Alexander, landed on the planet Cien, one of the Dun. These chronicles are known to only a few.
The period of the second Umerian era was the darkest, the most cruel. Magno, gaining more influence among the great Umerians, conducted experiments on the planet Resid. Their results were a pearl in the field of genetic and nuclear knowledge, yet also a humanitarian disgrace. Magno, along with Ivula, an eminent scholar of Crist Deus, co-founder of the Armonia clan with its capital on the planet Concordia conducted cruel genetic experiments on the planet Resid, resulting in the creation of a virus. Scientists lost control of the experiment, leading to an escape from the planet. However, the experiments proved to be a gem in science, and soon Umerians and Concordians returned. Remnants of the laboratories on the planet Resid were recovered and transformed into a prison center, one of many in the Imperium. Anyone who ended up there was sentenced to death, but first, he had to face his worst nightmare
The next breakthrough and the beginning of the third Umerian era was the Great Pact between the planet Umerium and Concordia, the civilization currently forming the Armonia Clan. This meant enormous changes for both civilizations. Their galaxies were united at the same time thanks to the artifact called piramids now referred to as Time and Space artefact. This moment marked the first year of IUM (Imperia Unite Time) in the Imperium."
I era - Rasa Dun and planet Cien
II era - Dark age
III era - Pact Umerium and Armonia, creation of the clan council in IUT Imperia Unite Time
Artifact of knowledge
He dedicated his life to making strides, and living with his experiments, scientific studies – at some point, Magno got lost in his thirst for knowledge about life and death. The first breakthrough came with his encounter with the Dun race; thanks to their knowledge, he built an artifact that granted him access to all knowledge. His obsession with knowledge was worshipped among the Umerian's, creating a religion with the Mother of the Universe also called black holes at its center. Magno was a guru for many, an emperor for most, and a genius for someone's, he spent his time in solitude with his informational network.
However, some knew him as a madman, an eccentric, unparalleled, and dangerous.
His artifact had twin copies, which he entrusted to his most devout followers, granting them the power to rule the empire. No matter where his copies were, thanks to the artifact, Magno was always mentally connected. The nanotechnology used to create the artifact was given to Magno by the Dun race, allowing him to build a mighty Empire.
The technology relied on intercepting every molecular signal within the range that the dominant artifact could control. Thanks to it, Magno could read thoughts and reacting to every phenomenon in his vicinity.
Magno by Angel Luis Sanchez
