Twenty‑thousand years after humanity collapsed, Earth fell under the rule of countless feral beasts that now roam its surface unchallenged. In distant space, the last remaining humans drift aimlessly aboard the very vessel they fled Earth in decades earlier. Their hopes and fears mingle with the endless void, as each day offers a new test of resilience; meanwhile, the council weighs science against superstition, weighing the risks of exploring unknown worlds versus staying aboard. With supplies perilously low, the council of survivors must chart a new course: will they keep risking their lives in search of another Earth‑like world, or heed an anonymous essay that proposes a single flaw in the monster known as 'Godzilla,' who drove humanity from its cradle?
The essay"s author, Haruo Sakaki, endured the loss of his parents to Godzilla as a child, fueling an all‑encompassing hatred for the creature. He now leads a campaign to wrest humanity"s heritage from the king of monsters and defeat him forever. Yet, alongside humanity, Earth itself has transformed dramatically since their escape; Godzilla and its many progeny may seem less threatening than the darkness that dwells in the hearts of this tightly knit survivor community.
