It was the dawn of a new millennium. After 1000 years, mankind had changed like never before. In 2000, mankind flourished on Earth, though was not united, still was a young civilization on the beginning of spaceflight. A 1000 years later, it has colonized many other worlds, and earth is an empty toxic waste dump. Earth… population: 0.In 2991, a volcanic eruption occurred, wiping out the last humans on earth by 2996. Earth was quiet now, though the air was filled with toxins, and the seas were high, and the air so hot, though earth was there, and man was gone.

Expansion was the lead for everything. By 3100, there were over 12 billion people. More then ever before, and with plenty of resources, almost ten civilizations lived in the same galaxy. That was, until a war broke out. This was the first interstellar war in the history of man. In 3157, the Kilikos, a rodent like civilization from the planet Horon, attacked the ISUC for territorial purposes. The war lasted until 3260, when a treaty was made dividing some of the territory of the ISUC with the Kilikos. Wars would happen often, and the newly named capital Utaban, now capital of the ISUC, was attacked by the Hono Alliance in 3280, but the IUC was victorious once more. By 3300, over 100 planets were now in the IUC, and constantly growing. A mission to the other side of the galaxy was attempted in 3472, but failed due to a supernova which would have incinerated the ship if the mission was attempted.

The mission was successful, though postponed to 3497 so there would be a 27 year period for the supernova to calm down. This led to and entourage of discovery, and over 30 new colonizable planets were discovered. By 3700, there were nearly 200 planets in the IUC. This was the destiny of man, for we had reached the stars. All the way across the galaxy we had reached, and we were going to go more. The population had reached almost 150 billion, and was skyrocketing higher and higher, up to 300 billion in 3850. As multiple civilizations expanded together, the galaxy was being connected.