Superhuman Crusade & Alliance Revolution
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“Yesterday we obeyed kings and bent our necks before emperors. But today we kneel only to truth, follow only beauty, and obey only love.”
― Kahlil Gibran
Introduction.
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For nearly ten years, the U.S. government owned their tranquil proposition of peace free from the coercive revolution and violent propaganda ruled by Superhuman insurgents. The death and defeat of their leader, Nicholas Washterson won their stand towards victory and restored nations free from the reign of turbulence caused by rebel factions. Highly classified members of the crusade who paid a large involvement on mutinous movements were held prisoners at the government's most secured and heavily guarded prison facility called the ORB. Information about the ORB were brought into simple tactics of publicity for the masses to see what it was, nevertheless for what it truly functioned, it was never redeemed to the public by any means. Multi-million agencies bearing agreed affiliations with the government were permitted to conduct scientific experiments on the inmates a year prior the ORB's operational inception. Over the span of ten years, hundreds of lives were taken from prisoners, mostly being by-products of failed experiments all for further studies on the Superhuman concept.
Nick Washterson's death was perhaps the most unacceptable occurrences throughout the eyes of Superhuman citizens whose lives were led towards an on-going battle for human rights and prosperity. Tragic as it seemed, Neither did it mean the end for them nor their standing resistance. It was, in fact, an awakening for rebels and affected commoners alike. New factions arose from the rubble of their fragmented ideals, fulfilling what their predecessors had left. Activists rallied their endless quest for equality against a number of government organizations. Perhaps their measures of advocacy were too prominent that it deliberately ceased the 10-year peace the government has been holding to.
It was until confidential information regarding the ORB's horrendous activities were breached by hackers who belonged to groups of Superhuman activists. Soon it was advanced to non-government sectors associated by the human rights protection program then was brought immediately to the media. As it received publicity, it spread across the country like wildfire, conjuring a nationwide revelation of the experiments conducted, agencies involved with the said acts and the prisoners who became subjects to lethal conspiracies targeting the eradication of Superhumans.
A month thereafter, violence was but a matter of common practice held all over Washington D.C. Destructive riots governed the streets, primarily caused by Superhumans. Public rallies were consistently upheld by families, relatives and friends of the prisoners who were used as test subjects. Despite of it all, government officials still refused to provide an answer for their mistreatment of the prisoners. This only fueled confusion and anger among Superhuman citizens. Thus within a month or two, the 10-year peace began crumbling down at rock bottom, all possible with the legacy left behind by the likes of Nick Washterson.
Nick Washterson's death was perhaps the most unacceptable occurrences throughout the eyes of Superhuman citizens whose lives were led towards an on-going battle for human rights and prosperity. Tragic as it seemed, Neither did it mean the end for them nor their standing resistance. It was, in fact, an awakening for rebels and affected commoners alike. New factions arose from the rubble of their fragmented ideals, fulfilling what their predecessors had left. Activists rallied their endless quest for equality against a number of government organizations. Perhaps their measures of advocacy were too prominent that it deliberately ceased the 10-year peace the government has been holding to.
It was until confidential information regarding the ORB's horrendous activities were breached by hackers who belonged to groups of Superhuman activists. Soon it was advanced to non-government sectors associated by the human rights protection program then was brought immediately to the media. As it received publicity, it spread across the country like wildfire, conjuring a nationwide revelation of the experiments conducted, agencies involved with the said acts and the prisoners who became subjects to lethal conspiracies targeting the eradication of Superhumans.
A month thereafter, violence was but a matter of common practice held all over Washington D.C. Destructive riots governed the streets, primarily caused by Superhumans. Public rallies were consistently upheld by families, relatives and friends of the prisoners who were used as test subjects. Despite of it all, government officials still refused to provide an answer for their mistreatment of the prisoners. This only fueled confusion and anger among Superhuman citizens. Thus within a month or two, the 10-year peace began crumbling down at rock bottom, all possible with the legacy left behind by the likes of Nick Washterson.
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An organized breakout was commenced at the ORB following after the disappearance of its security supervisor, Charlene Waynes. Nearly a large number of inmates broke loose with the help of several unnamed infiltrators, all were identified wearing dark suits and a seal imprinted of a flag possessing the white and blue colour. Government authorities were unknowing of their origins essentially since the infiltrators weren't Superhumans themselves. The fact that the breakout was initiated too well without being yielded made them question about Charlene Wayne's disappearance, whether it was espionage or information about the ORB were forced out from what she knew.
This provoked the government on implementing drastic proposals to capture Superhuman rebels and the faction they were affiliated with. Prisoners who were a part of Nick Washterson's insurrection during the years of war went through severe means of torture just to spew out information of what they knew about the breakout and the person behind it all. Much to their dismay, no reliable information were gained by authorities.
As the uprising continued, the government finally took up their opposition against rebellious factions and Superhuman activists, launching drastic implementations to those who would oppose their stand and would dare use violence to establish revolutionary pursuits.
This provoked the government on implementing drastic proposals to capture Superhuman rebels and the faction they were affiliated with. Prisoners who were a part of Nick Washterson's insurrection during the years of war went through severe means of torture just to spew out information of what they knew about the breakout and the person behind it all. Much to their dismay, no reliable information were gained by authorities.
As the uprising continued, the government finally took up their opposition against rebellious factions and Superhuman activists, launching drastic implementations to those who would oppose their stand and would dare use violence to establish revolutionary pursuits.
The factions & their origins.
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Citizens, teachers, nurses, plumbers, lawyers, all but different individuals who shared a common burden against the vast populace. Ever since the Superhuman phenomenon became a part of modern society, the human rights system have been corrupted by the hands of people who saw the existence of Superhumans as an immense threat toward mankind's future. Plucked from their rights to be treated equally, many sought coordination and fairness to live in sullen peace. While few remained hidden behind their homes in fear of violent protests and activism, an extensive community of Superhuman citizens grew strong in numbers and fought for what they believe was right, not only for their own benefits but for the entire nation. Activist groups arose, wherein a profusion of peaceful negotiations and indoctrination were established from the ideals they bear. However, their efforts were only laid to waste once the government refuse to accept their terms. That was when conflicts were formed, soon deluging into a turmoil that would change the tides between man and Superhuman.
One Superhuman who envisioned peace between two sides created a group of his own, masquerading as vigilantes from the dawn of their foundation. They opposed Superhumans and men alike who would dare forge antagonism and dismantle the peaceful boundaries between men and Superhumans. Nicholas Washterson was that man who pursued a quest for reconciliation through the means of mutual agreement. He was a renowned senator of the state and was also known by many to be a Superhuman himself. Though being what he truly was became a subject of controversy.
That was until he was betrayed by a fellow senate who knew of his vigilante faction and brought his classified identity to the council's headline. He was imprisoned with accusations forming charges of terrorism and corruption. By then, he disposed his quest for peace and a radical change instilled his vision that was once granted to prosper the lives of Superhumans. He became a figure of war, a leader contrived by mutiny. Soon, after his release, a revolution was formed for the sole purpose of overthrowing the government and their indignation towards Superhumans.
Other factions were formed, comprising of rebellious individuals. Altogether, they waved a single objective same as to Nicholas Washterson's. A number of them turned to violent acts of forceful diplomacy while the rest purged the state with their protests against government organizations. Among them was the most influential of all, the Superhuman Crusade & Alliance Revolution led by none other than the leader of all factions, Nicholas Washterson. S.C.A.R. was perhaps the faction that the government feared the most as it was where the most powerful Superhumans belonged.
One Superhuman who envisioned peace between two sides created a group of his own, masquerading as vigilantes from the dawn of their foundation. They opposed Superhumans and men alike who would dare forge antagonism and dismantle the peaceful boundaries between men and Superhumans. Nicholas Washterson was that man who pursued a quest for reconciliation through the means of mutual agreement. He was a renowned senator of the state and was also known by many to be a Superhuman himself. Though being what he truly was became a subject of controversy.
That was until he was betrayed by a fellow senate who knew of his vigilante faction and brought his classified identity to the council's headline. He was imprisoned with accusations forming charges of terrorism and corruption. By then, he disposed his quest for peace and a radical change instilled his vision that was once granted to prosper the lives of Superhumans. He became a figure of war, a leader contrived by mutiny. Soon, after his release, a revolution was formed for the sole purpose of overthrowing the government and their indignation towards Superhumans.
Other factions were formed, comprising of rebellious individuals. Altogether, they waved a single objective same as to Nicholas Washterson's. A number of them turned to violent acts of forceful diplomacy while the rest purged the state with their protests against government organizations. Among them was the most influential of all, the Superhuman Crusade & Alliance Revolution led by none other than the leader of all factions, Nicholas Washterson. S.C.A.R. was perhaps the faction that the government feared the most as it was where the most powerful Superhumans belonged.
S.C.A.R.
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Other information
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Timeline
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2015 - Discovery of Superhumans
2017 - Commencement of the ORB's initial construction.
2020 - Birth of S.C.A.R.
2022 - Nicholas Washterson's trial and imprisonment
2025 - Nick's release from prison & reformation of S.C.A.R.
2026 - Pre-war between the government and Superhuman factions // Nick Washterson's nationwide convocation for all Superhuman factions.
2028 - Initiation. S.C.A.R. began inflicting terror towards numerous cities and populous areas, harming civilians and leaving destruction for military forces.
2029 - Kidnapping and execution of selected members belonging to the U.S. senate committee.
2030 - The ORB's first year of operation.
2031 - A few of S.C.A.R.'s strongholds were bombed, including their headquarters.
2033 - Several rebel factions were defeated and captured by the U.S. army, including a few members of S.C.A.R.
2035 - Assassination of Nick Washterson, resulting to the war's final year and S.C.A.R.'s defeat.
2036-2045 - Nationwide peace. // Members of S.C.A.R. were imprisoned at the ORB. // Technological advancement.
2047 - The start of riots and protests against the government, pertaining their indifference to the unsolved human rights issue. // Breakout at the ORB // PRESENT TIME.
