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Millennia had passed since the Toba Catastrophe. Almost all traits of civilization had been lost, buried, and long forgotten. And once a major ice age began to form, those things were only buried deeper. All the Isu were long extinct, and only a few human species, Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis, were left, each one fighting to survive the bitter cold. Homo sapiens would eventually become the only species of human left on Earth, and would eventually dominate the planet, but that wouldn't happen for millennia…

The two orders that had formed during the Isu era, the heroic Assassins and the villainous Templars, were also lost in time… though only in name. Many humans still possessed the skills and goals of the orders, albeit in a very primitive interpretation and environment. The descendants of the Templars maintained their habits of abusing humanity, trying to be above everyone else. The descendants of the Assassins, on the other hand, still fought against these brutal tribesmen so that humanity may be free to survive.

One such descendant, shown here, named Ujala, traveled with her family tribe across the Eurasian continent on route to the Bering Strait. Unfortunately, a band of primitive Templars ambushed them and slaughtered them all. Ujala, then just a young girl, managed to get away with her wolf pup. Lost and alone, Ujala developed a drive to protect not just herself, but also other people that the Templars were oppressing. She continued her family's journey towards the American continent, saving as many people as she could along the way. She eventually settled down in what is today Canada, a tribe of her followers at her side.

Humanity continued to survive the ice age, and eventually, after many more millennia, the ice began to shrink away. With the newly fertile lands, people around the world started settling down, learning to farm plants and animals for food and companionship. Agriculture had been reinvented. Diverse cultures began to emerge, especially around the world's various river valleys, such as the Indus or Mesopotamia. And once culture and agriculture came together in these places, civilization was reborn. Humanity was reborn.

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Millennia had passed since the Toba Catastrophe. Almost all traits of civilization had been lost, buried, and long forgotten. And once a major ice age began to form, those things were only buried deeper. All the Isu were long extinct, and only a few human species, Homo sapiens and Homo neanderthalensis, were left, each one fighting to survive the bitter cold. Homo sapiens would eventually become the only species of human left on Earth, and would eventually dominate the planet, but that wouldn't happen for millennia…

The two orders that had formed during the Isu era, the heroic Assassins and the villainous Templars, were also lost in time… though only in name. Many humans still possessed the skills and goals of the orders, albeit in a very primitive interpretation and environment. The descendants of the Templars maintained their habits of abusing humanity, trying to be above everyone else. The descendants of the Assassins, on the other hand, still fought against these brutal tribesmen so that humanity may be free to survive.

One such descendant, shown here, named Ujala, traveled with her family tribe across the Eurasian continent on route to the Bering Strait. Unfortunately, a band of primitive Templars ambushed them and slaughtered them all. Ujala, then just a young girl, managed to get away with her wolf pup. Lost and alone, Ujala developed a drive to protect not just herself, but also other people that the Templars were oppressing. She continued her family's journey towards the American continent, saving as many people as she could along the way. She eventually settled down in what is today Canada, a tribe of her followers at her side.

Humanity continued to survive the ice age, and eventually, after many more millennia, the ice began to shrink away. With the newly fertile lands, people around the world started settling down, learning to farm plants and animals for food and companionship. Agriculture had been reinvented. Diverse cultures began to emerge, especially around the world's various river valleys, such as the Indus or Mesopotamia. And once culture and agriculture came together in these places, civilization was reborn. Humanity was reborn.