Chapter 1.1: The Beginning of the Apocalypse As Chaos made its way through the inner Solar system, Earth's fate was sealed. The apocalypse had begun. Possessing a combination of elemental superpowers, Chaos wreaked havoc by hurling asteroids and emitting deadly levels of radioactivity. The first target was the Yellowstone supervolcano. Chaos sent massive, radioactive asteroids hurtling toward the volcano, triggering a cataclysmic eruption that sent ash clouds encircling the globe. But Chaos wasn't satisfied with just one disaster. Using its power, Chaos summoned countless asteroids to rain down upon Earth, polluting the Solar system. The once static and organized system now fell into chaos, resembling a protoplanetary Solar system. The orbit of Earth itself became slightly eccentric due to the gravitational pull of Chaos, causing Luna, the Earth's moon, to break free and become a new planet. With a thirst for destruction, Chaos spread deadly plagues across Earth, seemingly playing a twisted game reminiscent of Plague Inc. Chaos rapidly evolved these plagues in its ongoing battle against humanity. After causing untold devastation, Chaos left Earth and headed towards the orbit of Neptune. Its presence caused the orbits of other dwarf planets in the system to shift artificially, with the space between Uranus and Neptune becoming narrower. A decade later, Chaos returned to Earth, ready to unleash even more devastation. It began by unleashing deadly stellar flares that burst forth gamma rays, similar to the infamous Carrington event. Chaos then disrupted all forms of communication by unleashing electromagnetic pulses, plunging civilizations on Earth into darkness. The impact of Chaos's actions continued to reshape the Solar system. Mercury collided with Venus, forming a new planet named Merenus. Earth found itself dangerously close to Jupiter and was on the verge of being torn apart by Jupiter's Roche limit, causing Earth's orbit to become eccentric and resulting in extreme seasons with short, scorching summers and long, freezing winters. Luna, no longer bound to Earth, moved closer to the Sun. Neptune lost its moon Triton, which became a new dwarf planet. Uranus collided with Neptune, forming a new planet named Neptanus. Chaos, not content with its previous destruction, continued its assault on Earth. This time, Chaos summoned and manipulated black holes, leading to the creation of an accretion disk around Earth. The planet became tidally locked to the black hole, causing the Pacific Ocean to boil and Earth to seem trapped in eternal agony. Chaos's next attack came in the form of thunderous sounds that shattered civilizations. Ceres and many other asteroids, comets, and dwarf planets were ejected from the Solar system. Mars became a new moon of Jupiter, while two of Jupiter's moons, Io and Europa, became new dwarf planets. Saturn acquired a dark spot after Luna collided with it, and it lost two moons - Titan and Iapetus. Iapetus became a new dwarf planet, while Titan was ejected from the Solar system, becoming a rogue planet. Meanwhile, Merenus captured two asteroids, named Twjok and Aeacous, as new moons. These asteroids had been summoned by Chaos, further polluting the Solar system with the debris it summoned. In this chaotic new environment, two new protoplanets formed in an artificial protoplanetary disk - Ghieor, a rocky planet that orbits between Merenus and Jupiter, and Liyanda, a gas giant that orbits between Neptanus and Phattie. Phattie, also known as Planet Nine, managed to survive the apocalypse, adding a glimmer of hope. The destruction caused the two asteroid belts to break apart, forming a massive new region known as the Asteroid Cloud. The Solar system was now contaminated with many asteroids and comets, making travel between the Sun and Phattie a hazardous endeavor. And yet, Chaos was not done with Earth. It returned once more, showering the planet with asteroids, and raining down massive numbers of nuclear warheads. With a display of telekinesis, Chaos pulled Earth dangerously close to its Roche limit, nearly tearing the planet apart before finally departing. Left in Chaos's wake, Earth transformed into a red and fiery hellscape, covered in vast wastelands contaminated with debris and forming crimson lakes made of actual blood. Heavy volcanism ravaged the planet, leading to mass extinctions of countless lifeforms. The atmosphere became radioactive and foggy, and the temperature soared to a blistering 800 Kelvin. Once the thriving blue jewel of the Solar system, Earth now resembled a brown dwarf-like planet. It was ejected from the Solar system, left to wander in the depths of interstellar space. The atmospheric temperature of Earth would continue to increase as it journeyed through the cosmos, eventually turning the planet into a star in the distant future. Humanity, faced with this bleak reality, struggled to survive, ultimately succumbing to extinction. Chaos had left its mark, completely decimating the once vibrant Solar system.