[ WP ] Earth was never meant to habitable . It was meant to be a prison for the worst creatures in the universe . Today , the jailers have landed to inspect their prison .

The Circle, as it were, extends beyond all reasoning and comprehension. Reaching past the petty boundaries of the mortal planes and deep into the depths of astral chaos, they still found a purpose for each and every planet within the nigh-boundless lengths of the mort-realm. 
 
 
 Earth, they decided, was to be a haven for the damned. 
 
 
 Creatures that sailed the cosmos before the true birth of the materium; beasts that tore the flesh of planets and sentients alike; beings that hunted in the cold depths of space. From each and every corner of the Circle, all entities that threatened the divine destiny mapped out for reality were hunted and captured by Hoarders, the fell fetch-beasts of Her'gon. 
 
 
 Battles were waged, civilizations felled, and yet the Hoarders slowly collected each and every creature with potential for destruction. Mighty, shaggy beasts with claws like obsidian; coiled, limbless creatures that waited in the stilldark; wrathful, ravenous bipeds that waged war with no reason nor regard. All rounded up, housed within a mighty Ark, and sentenced to death- not by painless atomic derealization, not by a gentle end in solitary cells- no, such deaths would be too noble for such savages. 
 
 
 Death by bloodshed, at the hands of their fellow Ark-prisoners, aboard the most chaotic planet within the Circle. This was their punishment, to fade away into obscurity, denied even memory, as the records of the damned hell-planet were washed from all but the most obscure recesses of intellicorders. 
 
 
 Crimes of bloodshed, punished by bloodshed, by all masters of such. 
 
 
 The Circle thrived for aeons, no longer occupied by war and disruption. The Hoarders returned to Her'gon, lauded as heroes and saviors. All within all returned to manifest the calling. 
 
 
 And, obscured by boiling clouds and clouded memories, the inhabitants of Earth shed blood.
