Dodge

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## Character Information

### Enemies

Asteroids (currently), Borax (black hole)

### Properties

White Dwarf look alike

Introduction

Dodge is trying to find a solar system to reside in because of his own star becoming a black hole. He fled galaxy Dwelling Spiral and is now in Aftermath[1] after 400 Million years looking for a suitable solar system to reside in with his 7 moons.

Lore (yes this actually exists)

A Catastrophic Escape

You lived in a galaxy named Dwelling Spiral, a galaxy known to have way too many events to occur in the center and conveniently in your own Solar System named the Torine System. You lived at a safe distance with your 7 moons which you had kept safe from colliding. Conveniently, one of your moons was previously almost the same size as you, until a collision made the moon lose 50% of its size. It was a peaceful system that you weren’t sure how this system managed to tidal-lock all planets, even the really far ones. But on one day, on an afternoon space day, you heard a loud bang occur where your own solar system was at. A supernova had occurred to your host star Borax, a blue hypergiant whose lifespan lasted only 50 million years. It had collapsed to a tiny, almost invisible dot of nothingness. There it was, an event that made this star become a black hole. The only problem, this event caused Borax, now a black hole, trying to cleanse its own solar system of anything within the system itself for its survivability. But for its planets, not so much a fun and safe home any more, so your objective is now to flee the galaxy to another galaxy close by. Losing its orbit and gravitational pull, you’re now free to flee with your 7 moons. About the other planets, you might never see them ever again. But you’re sure that they’re still alive and have successfully escaped the black hole, trying to find a new system. They did however stick together, so finding them would be easier if you ever planned on going back. But for now, it was time to flee the galaxy to never experience the never-ending pain that you had when you were tidal-locked in the first place. The main problem with Dwelling Spiral is that all of its solar systems were conveniently all tidal-locked systems so fleeing would be the only option left to ensure your survivability didn’t go at 0%. Those that are tidal-locked to their own star are doomed to a painful experience that will soon leave them dead by the time they’re reaching their limits of survivability (<0.1% chance they break off). Soon, you’ll find yourself at the edge of your home galaxy, ready to leave at any point, hoping that the other planets will soon find a solar system different from the rest. You wished that you could see them again, but there is no time for that. It’s either flee or death. Taking the last look at the galaxy you had fled from, you left the Dwelling Spiral and into the void for what is considered the longest void journey you ever took that may last up to a billion years. You still had all the pictures, even ones that were damaged, so you could reference the planets that had the same torture as you did. And so, the journey to find a new galaxy begins.

Undeniable Hope

It’s been 400 million years traveling in utter nothingness, and yet, no signs of any object. But you were the most advanced in storing things in an infinite spaze you created within one of your devices that could store anything inside of it. Along the way to finding a new galaxy, you’d occasionally find small objects that you found that are in dire need of a home, what you’re looking for. To all the objects that you found, they were kept in the same device that you had created so that any findings would forever be preserved without losing any energy (for some reason). There would even be times where you didn’t find anything for a few million years before you found one. And to the bigger objects that you did find however like stars, planets, or anything non-black hole, you kept them in a special room inside of your device that would not destroy the smaller objects. They are put in separate rooms to avoid any object loss from happening though, so it is better at preserving things. Ideally enough, their lifespan stays frozen until ejecting out of the device, so you won’t see one of a rogue star that you preserved gone to waste from a supernova. From all of that, you still didn’t see a single galaxy in sight, apart from the various star-creating gasses that you also put in your device in the form of a solid however. Their form stays the same though when ejected. You’re like a historian now who preserves things with your trusty device finally named The Presevabox 1 since it stores things all the way to the size of The Box. Yet, a galaxy was not to be seen. Until a bizarre event happened that was unlike any event ever imagined or recorded. A galaxy by the name of Aftermath[1] appears into existence. You, and your 7 moons like any other plot twist, were in shock when they had little distance to what looked like one if not the biggest galaxy ever recorded, popping into existence. It was not known where it came from, although it could be from another universe. Most theories documenting this galaxy weren’t expanded beyond the universe because it was an unknown place. Having a day to think it out, you knew one thing for sure, it was the closest galaxy that you came across. Before Aftermath[1] however, you spotted a galaxy that would have been your new home named Rounding Ball. You never got to see any closer other than a dot which looked like a sphere hence the name Rounding Ball. But with Aftermath[1], you see potential in finding a permanent place to stay. It won’t take long to find one either due to the sheer size that Aftermath[1] is. It was time to enter this galaxy in hopes of finding a new suitable permanent home to stay in, especially since you see a bright yellow glow in the distance of Aftermath[1]. Let your next objective be that you will now need to find a suitable solar system to live in.

Rogue Asteroid Shenanigans

Upon reaching its edge of Aftermath[1], you start to notice something… off. It’s like if the outside of a solar system is what you had approached, but really isn’t a solar system. Just a bunch of asteroids that felt like it was attached to nothing but the ultramassive black hole. They felt rogue since they have more movement than a star orbiting the ultramassive black hole at a reasonable high speed. Apparently, the ones you just encountered barely had any rough movement at all, and the ones you saw with rough movement were more distant than you could think of. Avoiding these unpredictable asteroids would be tough since there are so many of its kind everywhere. Remember, you’re still searching for a home to reside in unscaved, so you would have to find a solar system that isn’t blocked by these pesky asteroids. If only there weren’t so many of them would have taken a shorter time of finding a home. Unfortunately, many of the solar systems you find are either small, dangerous, decaying, or just straight up bullies. You did however spot a potential solar system in the distance although you may have to take the risk and hope to not get hit by one of the asteroids. Fortunately, it seems as if the host star can create a habitable zone. Unfortunately, the solar system you were just heading to now is really big, in-fact the biggest in the entire universe with an astonishing 65536 ly in diameter and even worse, there are way more asteroids that are going to try and crumble you into pieces. Let’s just hope that there are some planets there that can help you recover any losses if possible. Apparently, these asteroids are actually bound to the new host star without actually sinking in so the possibilities may either be worse or better depending on how you put this situation into effect. Without many options, you’d figure that if you somehow make it out alive, there won’t be any more dirty asteroids in the main area of the new solar system. That prediction could very well be a possibility in that specific solar system. Besides, who would try and break down those planets anyway? They’ve earned the right to stay there, no downsides. This may very well be your new home if you could manage to pull this one off without breaking a sweat. You still remembered the time that a black hole was trying to eat everyone from the very beginning. That made you not like them at all and wished that they would be exterminated as they may be filled with evil or some sort. That may be the reason that you want evil to be exterminated as well. Well, there’s no guarantee that it’ll ever happen for sure. But, you can make it happen if you just make it out unscaved. Here goes nothing, Dodge or Die trying.

Part I done.

It's hard to figure out where Dodge's condition could end up. He's having trouble navigating to the main area of the potential solar system. We'll just have to wait.

The Game (this exists)

I felt like I put more work into the lore than to the actual game. I mean, I created both the game and the lore so it should still hopefully be canon. -pootis