StarCraft: Becoming the Zerg Overlord

The culture of the Protoss spread over the entire planet of Ong in the Aiur system over thousands of years, eventually uniting the warring tribes under a centralized regime. Google Search Reading

In order to test the degree of evolution of these creatures, the Xel'Naga decided to descend from the sky and begin to influence the culture of the Protoss.

At first, the arrival of the Xel'Naga seemed to make the tribes of the Protoss more united, and they were surprised to see their creator appear, and thus felt greater understanding and joy.

The Xel'Naga were very surprised by the Protoss' curiosity to solve the mysteries of the universe.

In order to satisfy their nature of constant thirst for knowledge, the Protoss developed complex and rapidly advancing science and spiritualism.

However, as their understanding of themselves and self-awareness gradually grew, the Protoss began to become very proud, striving for their own achievements rather than the progress of the group.

The more advanced the tribes, the faster they began to isolate themselves from other societies, not only seeking their own position in this society, but also wanting their tribes to have a place in the universe.

As these tribes became more and more scattered, the Xel'Naga began to feel discouraged.

They felt that perhaps it was because they were too impatient to push the evolution of the Protoss that their purity was destroyed.

Many Xel'Naga began to think that the Protoss had lost their strongest point and let their egos overwhelm the originally cooperative group.

These tribes driven by self-realization even went further to restore their own unique rituals, and became more and more distant from other tribes.

The once reverent attitude towards the Creator has now begun to be replaced by suspicion.

As time passed, the Protoss began to avoid the Creator and spread the possible evil deeds of the Xel'Naga among the tribes.

In order to cut off the connection between themselves and other tribes, the Protoss began to interrupt the most primitive mental connection.

When the Protoss lost the idea of ​​sympathizing with each other, the last part of the mental connection began to collapse.

For the Xel'Naga, the interruption of the mental connection was ironclad evidence that the Protoss had tragically lost their purity.

The Xel'Naga believed that they had destroyed the most promising experiment with their own hands and left the planet Ong sadly forever.

After hearing the news of the Creator's departure, the Gods, who were already suspicious, began to attack the Xel'naga mercilessly.

Hundreds of Xel'naga were brutally killed by the Gods who regarded them as Gods decades ago.

The Xel'naga sadly blocked the offensive of the Gods and left the planet Ong quietly.

This is the history recorded by the Protoss, and it is also the history they have always believed.

After this, the tribes of the Gods began to fight each other in this lost chaos.

The following days were the bloodiest internecine and self-destructive civil war in the history of the Protoss in the galaxy.

In the chaotic era, countless generations of Gods killed each other in the chaotic era, and everyone was burdened with the self-blame of ingratitude and the sadness of being abandoned.

Although only a small part of the records of the Gods about this "lost era" remain, it is obvious that these Gods have become brutal killers.

For centuries, hatred for each other has caused many generations of gods to die in the midst of fratricide without even knowing the glory of the past and the once close spiritual connection.

It is even said that the surface of the planet Lianweng was destroyed by these crazy killings.

It seems that this once prosperous culture of gods has reached the brink of extinction.