Origin of “The 4th Reich”

Since the time of ancient Egyptians, Mayans, Mesopotamians, and African tribes, cultures have had stories of gods that came from the sky and left their mark on Earth. People have always claimed to have seen strange lights in the sky or to have lost livestock to strange beings. Since the arrival of the Führer, the German organization has delved into and investigated individuals who had close encounters with the unknown, in their quest to gain a technological edge in the field of warfare. They invested in projects and programs related to the development of advanced technology, collecting fascinating accounts of spacecraft that seemed to defy the laws of physics, and the abilities of purported strange beings who communicated telepathically with humans, leaving witnesses traumatized and confused. As the war progressed, such studies ceased.

This information managed to filter into the ears of those oligarchs who sponsored the Second Great War, so they intensified their investment and adjusted economic contracts with the Axis countries to obtain these scientific developments. Thus, when the war ended and Germany was defeated, the writings and experiments were privately guarded. They reviewed the Nazi reports and processed all the information about the discoveries that were made, discovering that within the organization there were two philosophical currents about supremacy, concluding that choosing the path of Racial Supremacy would only weaken the species in the long run.

The Nazi leader, desperate for progress, developed the first recorded scientific practices on human beings to gain advantages in the battlefield, with discouraging results. The other philosophy that advocated for organic gene selection had to prevail, ceasing attempts to achieve synthetic improvements in favor of continuous evolution.

This line of thought was strengthened when specimens of humans with abilities above the average were found, historical studies accompanied the trend by revealing that some humans were able to resist pandemics and adverse natural inclemencies, thanks to their genetic superiority. This prompted the creation of a list of potential candidates through cryptographic genealogical studies to find those evolved beings in the future and encourage their natural reproduction. However, this current did not please the Führer, who rejected that resolution.

Since then, this group of scientists remaining from the Third Reich and their research became available to other interests who continued the research, obtaining new advancements and deducing that a species superior to Homo Sapiens Sapiens was about to flourish on Earth. When the Nazis were defeated, these studies fell into the hands of the war sponsors. Later, they became part of a rebirth, the Fourth Reich.

For centuries, extraterrestrial sightings fascinated humanity, but it was not until the formation of the Fourth Reich that these incidents were thoroughly investigated.

Through their research, The Fourth Reich discovered that extraterrestrials have been visiting Earth for a long time, and that they have been observing and experimenting with humanity. From prehistoric times to the present day, there have been sightings and encounters.

The Neo-Darwinist Supremacist organization believed that natural selection was somehow aligned with these extraterrestrial encounters; humans had been in contact with different types of external life throughout history, and these evolutionary genetic remnants were waiting to flourish. The scientists of the Fourth Reich do not see this as a threat. Instead, they saw these contacts as an opportunity for humanity to evolve organically and rapidly. They believed that those who managed to survive and adapt to these situations were truly worthy of leading the new human race. However, the “First Cosmic Event” left the founders of the faction confused, as they realized that human development was in danger.

Furthermore, the effervescent projects of Synthetic Super Soldiers worldwide made it clear that their philosophy was once again in jeopardy; thus, they formed the first official battalion of Super Humans that would tenaciously oppose synthetic experiments, because it is not nature that guides this development, but rather the genetic neo-alchemy of man. Therefore, The Fourth Reich opposes experiments that seek to create super soldiers artificially, as they believe that the process goes against natural selection and organic evolution.

The army of the Fourth Reich has enlisted around 52 Super Humans Class F (SHC F), 18 Super Humans Class E (SHC E), and 7 Super Humans Class D (SHC D), the largest number of natural superhumans in Solis III.