Zandearn

Zandearn is the fourth planet in the Zyacth system, which is located in the Kaernst galaxy. The planet is able to host life with its most prominent species being Homo sapiens, also known as humans. Most of Zandearn's native fauna and flora still exists despite human settlement in 219. It is known how humans arrived to Zandearn, in 219 a group of Klerasans (Magicians in English) opened the first portal to Zandearn. The reason was to escape the Ihee-Atera which was very hostile to magic, Klerasans had been prosecuted and executed for centuries after the 22nd Lendic Charter, which was to decree that magic be outlawed in all of Lends. There were a total of four different portal openings between 219 to 226, where the so-called 'Forefathers' brought over eleven thousand refugees. These were the only times Ihee-Atera and Zandearn would make contact for the next two thousand years when the Alqnaz 2 probe landed on Zandearn. Magic shortly thereafter disappeared mostly from Ihee-Atera, with the last time it was used in a army was in 1853 in the Labella war by the Scarvos army.

The Forefathers created the first artificial humans on Zandearn and established the city of Aranes, the so-called 'Capital of the World'. The Forefathers dedicated themselves to making Zandearn a Klerasan utopia by establishing the six charters to protect magic in the present and in the future. The charters were to be written as if it were propaganda to try dissuade future peoples from going back to technology, one of the charters states accordingly, "Our land, our mind, our soul all corrupted by the discourse of such technology. Although it may seem all powerful, it is just an illusion". All of the charters never mention Ihee-Atera or its countries, they only say that the forefathers and the refugees fleed from Aernzast (World of the End) to populate Zandearn. The charters also state the beliefs that one day Aernzast will come back to crush Zandearn and its peoples, and that future peoples must defend Zandearn or they will be slaves like them. Of course they couldn't predict the future and it was assumed that this paragraph would entice future generations to keep developing magic to become more powerful. Some of the forefathers did believe that Ihee-Atera would come though.