ORION
- Sienna Eve Benton
- Oct 1, 2025
- 7 min read
Updated: May 3
-The Ciakar-
You have accessed the Akashic Records of the Ciakar. The legend goes...
The Ciakar, now based in the Orion constellation, were a genetically engineered warrior caste created by the Carians, a highly advanced avian species from an alternate universe known as "The Inverse," where the fundamental properties of light and dark exist in reversed polarity compared to the known universe. Designed to be powerful, intelligent, and highly disciplined, the Ciakar initially served as protectors and enforcers within the Carian-led star systems. Their creation was part of a broader effort by the Carians to cultivate a wise and self-sufficient race, the Draconians, to whom the Ciakar belonged as a specialized faction.
Over time, the Ciakar’s intelligence and self-awareness developed beyond the expectations of their creators. This evolution introduced a level of autonomy that began to conflict with the hierarchical and controlled structure imposed by the Carians. As the Ciakar began to question their role, their loyalty weakened, leading to behaviors perceived as insubordination. The Carians, fearing the implications of this intellectual and strategic growth, moved to isolate the Ciakar from the broader Draconian population.
The Ciakar were confined to restricted environments under heavy surveillance. Breeding was halted, and their social structures were dismantled in an effort to phase them out over time without direct confrontation. Despite attempts by the Carians to provide material comfort, the Ciakar recognized the long-term intent behind their confinement. Using their advanced cognition and military training, a number of Ciakar eventually orchestrated an escape. In the process, they launched a limited but effective offensive against their captors, seeking only survival and refuge rather than conquest.
After escaping, the Ciakar sought protection among the larger Draconian population. This triggered widespread debate within Draconian society. Some factions saw the Ciakar as a liability due to their violent reputation, while others viewed them as victims of Carian manipulation and control. The Carians requested the return of the escaped Ciakar, a demand that many Draconians refused, citing violations of autonomy and moral obligations to defend the free will of their own kind. These events led to the outbreak of a conflict later referred to as the War Echelon.
During and after the war, the Ciakar remained in limited numbers, as many had been lost in the conflict or continued to be hunted. In an effort to reduce their volatility, some Draconian factions initiated a hybridization program. The goal of the program was to retain the Ciakar’s formidable physical and strategic capabilities while diminishing their aggressive behavioral traits. This genetic integration was considered a potential long-term solution to the internal threat they posed.
Despite their efforts to contain and reform the situation, the Carians were forced to accept that their most ambitious creation had also become their greatest miscalculation. As external soul groups expressed concern over the growing strength of the Draconian factions, the Carians were faced with a decision: eliminate the remaining Ciakar entirely or remove them from their universe. Choosing the latter, they exiled the remaining Ciakar through a supermassive black hole believed to lead back to the Source. Unknown to the Carians, the black hole functioned as a portal, transporting the Ciakar and other Draconian refugees into a neighboring universe, our universe.
After a vast amount of time trying to navigate and survive in our universe, the weakened and dying refugees reached the constellation of Lyra. The natives known as the Lyrans, were a peaceful civilization with ties to the Blue Avians. Weakened by lack of resources and space travel, the Draconians, including the Ciakar, were granted aid by the Lyrans and Avians. However, the physical similarities between the Avians and the Carians, reignited deep psychological tensions and distrust within the Ciakar, since the Avians reminded them of their Carian captors.
To reduce growing tensions, the Andromedans proposed that the Ciakar and Draconian factions establish a new beginning in an uninhabited constellation with favorable conditions for colonization. Despite the opportunity, the group, having endured prolonged exile, famine, loss, and hardship, rejected the idea of starting over. Believing they had sacrificed too much to retreat now, and driven more by vengeance than survival, they chose instead to seize what was already established. With their population restored and military capabilities refined, they launched an offensive to expel the Lyrans and Avians from the Lyra constellation and claim its resources. This act initiated a conflict that would escalate into a catastrophic interstellar war known as the Lyra Wars. These wars reflect a narrative similar to that of the Avatar series, where technologically advanced forces seek to dominate and extract resources from inhabited worlds
Some Draconians opposed the actions of the Ciakar, believing it was unjust to inflict upon others the same oppression they had once endured, and chose to align with the Lyrans in an effort to prevent widespread destruction and genocide. These dissenting Draconians, later referred to as “The Dragons”, were targeted by the Ciakar for their perceived betrayal. To survive, many Dragons went into hiding with help from the Andromedans and Antarians. The Andromedans and Antarians guided them to constellations like Cassiopiea and Cygnus, where they could alter their appearance and go into hiding. Some chose to separate themselves completely, and travel to the constellation the Andromedans originally proposed to peacefully colonize.
The Carians eventually realized that the black hole they had used did not lead to the Source, as originally believed, but to a neighboring universe. By that time, the Antarians had already located the same portal used by the Draconian group and had established research stations around it, working in coordination with the Makhalo group. When the Carians sent AI droid emissaries through the portal, they were met by the Antarians and Makhalo and informed of the escalating conflict known as the Great Lyran Wars, initiated by the displaced Ciakar and Draconian factions. In response, the Carians began collaborating with various star groups to form federations and light councils dedicated to addressing the growing threat. With Carian knowledge and strategic insight, multiple civilizations united, engaging in a series of battles aimed at halting the spread of Ciakar and Draconian influence. Despite these efforts, most of the habitable planets within the Lyran constellation were eventually destroyed in the conflict.
Because the black hole connecting the two universes functioned as a one-way portal, neither the Avians, Lyrans, Ciakar, nor Draconians could return to their original realms. As a result, all groups were ultimately forced to seek out new worlds to inhabit and rebuild.
Being the Ciakar got word that the Orion Constellation was the “melting pot” of the universe, they found value in being closely accessible to different star races who had beneficial DNA. This led a faction of the Ciakar and Draconians to escape to the Orion to rebuild their numbers, while others established themselves in the constellation of Draco.
Despite the Orion faction being under close surveillance by multiple Galactic Federations, the Ciakar retained an exceptional level of intelligence and strategic capability. As their numbers gradually increased, the Ciakar established hidden bases around key stars, with Bellatrix, Rigel, and Saiph becoming their primary strongholds. Secretly stealing from the diverse pool of the belt star inhabitants of Mintaka, Alnilam, and Alnitak for experimentation and DNA hybridization programs.
Their efforts also concentrated on capturing vulnerable or isolated groups with limited alliances, such as the Zeta Reticuli, the Greys, and others who had unintentionally entered the region through black holes, stargates, or other forms of inter-dimensional travel. These groups were often approached under the pretense of protection in exchange for cooperation, though many were subjected to experimentation or genetic modification.
Bellatrix became the political center of Ciakar leadership, serving as the seat of governance for the Orion Empire. It also functioned as a high-security facility where captured high-ranking officials from various star groups were detained. Saiph was designated as a hub for experimental research, specifically focused on advanced DNA hybridization programs aimed at enhancing genetic adaptability and creating specialized subspecies specifically with Greys. Rigel, more grimly, was transformed into a center for interbreeding operations, where beings from several races, including Lepans, Andromedans, Pleiadians, Sirians, and others, were used in controlled fertilization efforts to further the Ciakar’s long-term genetic and strategic objectives. Over time, they became instrumental components in the Ciakar’s broader strategy to expand their influence and enhance their genetic adaptability.
Eventually, the Ciakar reached a point of readiness to initiate a large-scale assault on the belt stars, triggering a new and prolonged conflict known as the Orion Wars. With the launch of the Orion Empire, the Ciakar solidified their control over key regions, while the belt stars, Mintaka, Alnilam, and Alnitak, became the center of organized opposition, collectively known as the Resistance. This conflict unfolded over millennia, with both sides engaging in continuous battles for dominance across multiple solar systems. The dynamic closely parallels the narrative of Star Wars, where an expansive empire and a determined resistance struggle for control over the galaxy. The belt stars eventually organized under the name The Black League Resistance, forming a unified front against the expanding power of the Ciakar. In contrast, the Ciakar established dominion over key stars including Saiph, Betelgeuse, Bellatrix, and Rigel, officially declaring their territory as The Orion Empire. This division marked a clear boundary between opposing forces, setting the stage for a prolonged and intense struggle over control of the Orion constellation.
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