Frog Life Philosophy 4000 AD

God created the universe many eons ago, and it proved to be an utterly difficult task. However, God prevailed and brought with the universe the elemental forces known as wind, water, fire, earth, and light.

The last of the God's most wondrous creations, was their most remarkable, and yet most hazardous creation of all: life.

Through evolution, what started off as a single-celled organism, became a large diversity of creatures. One such creature was the frog. The land in which these amphibious creatures lived, of course, was the planet that bore the name earth.

After humans made their first appearance, many wars emerged. The biggest war, in the year 2999, was World War III. The Bloodhound Powers, a group rebelling against the Allies, unleashed a new breed of chaos; greater devastation than any war had ever brought before.

Oblivious to the bloodshed and battles amongst them, the scientists of the uncorrupted Allies knew that there must be some way to victor over the unrelentless attackers. They knew that they were outnumbered and overpowered in almost every way, but were adamant that they could develop something to free the Allies from the enemy's wrath. This invention came when they happened upon a miracle: the genetically engineered frog. With the adjustments made, the revolutionary frogs were faster, stronger, and most importantly, bigger.

The reason for choosing such a creature was obvious. Frogs can leap great distances, swim effortlessly, and are fierce competitors. Their speeding tongues hurtling towards prey are sticky whips of fury and destruction. The tongue had been used to put many unaware enemies to daunting demises in nature, now it would be used for warfare on a global scale. Increasing the frog's intelligence was the most controversial adjustment. They were now atop all other creatures, and listened to the scientists' pleas for help.

Consequently, after much frog replication, a slimy army hurtled towards the battlefield with their human allies, annihilating the corrupted rebels. The war had been won, and the victors captured the ever-needed peace and solitude once again. After the war, the genetically-engineered frogs led lives that their inferior ancestors were incapable of imagining. However, some frogs, who could not abandon their barbaric roots, still only gain pleasure in the death of others. Furthermore, the Allied serum, one of the main chemicals responsible for engineering the frogs, was smuggled from the hands of good and intentionally flung into space towards the Academicals Galaxy - the only galaxy acknowledged to have life on it, save that of the Milky Way. This dire act of terrorism was committed by the remaining rebels of the Bloodhound Powers. Having no death reports of the Bloodhound Powers' leader, Yuri Kreykov, the Allies believe the formidable master is still alive.

Perhaps there is other life amongst the vast universe, but that is unknown. What is known is that the revolutionized frogs stand tall above all others, thriving within the competitive world of earth.

Now, you can join this world. And, with the intentions of good or evil, choose to explore it, defend it, or conquer it. Wichever path you choose, you must be successful, for there are others amidst the lands that you stride forth on. To render your trust, could become your damnation!