Cerebralian Asylums

The inception of the Cerebralian Asylums can be traced back to 1899. This internationally functioning institution served as a network of asylums, dedicated to offering medical care and support to individuals suffering from mental illness. It is worth noting, however, that the methods employed for treatment were regrettably reported to be harsh and included practices such as physical punishment and extensive hypnosis. By 1904, the Cerebralian asylum had gained notoriety for its cruel treatment approach, resulting in numerous reports of misconduct. Unfortunately, these reports were overlooked by the government despite their alarming nature.

The Cerebralian asylums functioned smoothly between 1904 and 1954. However, a significant upheaval occurred in 1955, leading to multiple riots. By 1956, the asylums faced a daunting challenge as armed militants began targeting their staff. In addition to grappling with internal unrest, it is noteworthy that the Sanity Independence collective, a prominent terrorist organization, initiated an armed campaign. Their targets included various asylums, as well as government and civilian establishments. Consequently, the Cerebralian asylums were compelled to take responsibility and mobilize the CSF to counter the threat posed by these radical elements.

From 1955 to 1997, the Cerebralian asylums engaged in a rigorous battle against the radicalists, employing armed offensives and implementing high-security operations in an effort to suppress the Radicalist menace. The primary concern for the Cerebralian asylums was not solely the armed terrorists seeking to dismantle them, but also the Internal Affairs organization dispatched to scrutinize the allegations brought against them. Consequently, numerous personnel were lost as a result of arrests carried out by Internal Affairs. In the 1970s, the Cerebralian asylums witnessed a decline in their status. Despite the successful suppression and dismantling of several armed campaigns, along with the discovery of various weapon stashes, the consistent efforts of the ISF and CSF had caught the attention of the Internal Affairs. Subsequently, substantial evidence was being gathered against the Cerebralian asylums, leading to a rapid erosion of their morale. In addition to this, the continuous riots orchestrated by the ISA were exacerbating the turmoil and fatigue among the Cerebralian asylums.

Despite persistent efforts, by the late 1980s, the Cerebralian asylums were still grappling with immense challenges. Nonetheless, they were able to successfully thwart multiple assaults. Nevertheless, due to a shortage of staff, they had to exercise extreme caution in terms of deployment strategies and resource allocation. In the 1990s, the Cerebralian asylum faced a significant challenge as its resources became completely drained. The limited number of guards at each asylum provided an opportunity for the ISA to carry out multiple successful escape attempts. Additionally, confidential documents pertaining to the Cerebralian asylums were leaked, further compromising their operations. Consequently, by the late 1990s, the decision was made to disband the Cerebralian asylums, prompting a complete overhaul of the lunatic asylum constitution.