Chapter 1.1: Beginning of the Apocalypse As Chaos approached the inner Solar system and entered the Earth system, the apocalypse began. With its elemental superpower combination of hurling asteroids and emitting radioactivity, Chaos wreaked havoc on Earth. It began by hurling massive radioactive asteroids into the Yellowstone supervolcano, triggering a cataclysmic eruption that sent ash clouds encircling the globe. Not content with this devastation, Chaos summoned multiple asteroids, polluting the Solar system and causing it to resemble a protoplanetary system. The orbit of Earth became slightly eccentric due to the gravitational influence of Chaos, resulting in Luna, the moon, no longer being tethered to Earth but becoming a new planet. Chaos didn't stop there. It unleashed deadly plagues across Earth, playing a game similar to Plague Inc., rapidly evolving these plagues to further threaten humanity. Satisfied with its destruction, Chaos left Earth and traveled to the orbit of Neptune, where it artificially altered the orbits of other dwarf planets. The orbit between Uranus and Neptune became closer, resulting in a significant shift in the dynamics of the Solar system. A decade later, Chaos returned to Earth, using its power to unleash deadly stellar flares that burst gamma rays onto the planet. This event mirrored the historic Carrington event and was followed by Chaos unleashing electromagnetic pulses, throwing civilizations into a blackout. The catastrophic changes continued with the collision of Mercury and Venus, forming a new planet named Merenus. Earth was flung near Jupiter, dangerously close to the Roche limit, resulting in the destruction of the world as we know it. Extreme seasons emerged, with short and scorching summers and long and freezing winters. In this tumultuous time, Luna moved closer to the Sun, Neptune lost its moon Triton, transforming it into a new dwarf planet named Neptanus. Uranus collided with Neptune, forming another new planet named Neptanus. Chaos, not finished with its destructive path, summoned and manipulated black holes, causing Earth to be surrounded by an accretion disk. The planet became tidally locked to the black hole, with the side facing the black hole being devoured, resulting in the Pacific Ocean boiling. Thunderous sounds echoed across the Earth, shattering civilizations. Ceres and many other asteroids, comets, and dwarf planets were ejected from the Solar system, while Mars became the new moon of Jupiter. Jupiter lost two of its moons, Io and Europa, which became new dwarf planets. Luna collided with Saturn, leaving a dark spot on the planet and causing it to lose two moons, Titan and Iapetus. Iapetus became a new dwarf planet, while Titan was ejected from the Solar system, becoming a rogue planet. Merenus, the new planet, captured two asteroids, Twjok and Aeacous, as its moons. These asteroids, summoned by Chaos, polluted the Solar system with a multitude of new celestial bodies. In the chaotic aftermath, two new protoplanets formed in an artificial protoplanetary disk of the Solar System. They were named Ghieor and Liyanda, with Ghieor being a rocky planet that orbits between Merenus and Jupiter, and Liyanda being a gas giant that orbits between Neptanus and Phattie. Phattie, also known as Planet Nine, managed to survive the apocalypse relatively unscathed. However, the once beautiful Solar system now lay in ruin, with two asteroid belts breaking apart to form a massive new region called the Asteroid Cloud. The distance between the Sun and Phattie was now polluted with countless asteroids and comets. Finally, Chaos returned to Earth, showering it with more asteroids and raining down a massive number of nuclear warheads. Using its telekinesis, Chaos pulled Earth dangerously close to its Roche limit. The planet nearly ripped apart but miraculously survived as Chaos left, leaving Earth to fall into a red and fiery hellscape. This wasteland was contaminated with debris and formed red lakes made of actual blood. Heavy volcanism and mass extinction of lifeforms occurred, while the atmosphere turned radioactive and foggy, resulting in extreme temperatures of 800 Kelvin. Earth transformed into a brown dwarf-like planet, ejected from the Solar system, and now wandering in interstellar space. The atmospheric temperature of Earth would continue to increase, eventually transforming it into a star in the distant future. As humanity struggled to survive, it ultimately faced extinction. Chaos had left its mark on the once beautiful Solar system, forever altering its destiny.