EPOCHARYAN

Something needs to change. Igknokt, an up and coming dominant young male, is tired of living under the thumb of the medical staff. The food they provide is used as currency, and the elderly alpha just lost his mate and unborn child to an ectopic pregnancy. With no sire, and little time left, he elects a timid – but highly intelligent – young omega male named Ker. He’s well on his way to discovering agriculture, and their beloved old leader sees potential in this. However, when the alpha dies; the rest of the community doesn’t respect Ker, and their society falls into chaos—forcing Igknokt to assert order, inevitably making him the new alpha male. But not everyone agrees with his anti-medical staff policies…

Firm but kind hearted, Igknokt has taken a runt and the abused daughter of his rival under his wing. The world is changing before the little one’s eyes, and as power struggle emerges and war begins to break out; the runt and his lady must figure out how they will survive in an ever evolving society. Under the protection of Igknokt, agriculture has taken off – and since their food is their currency, so has inflation. Blue collar primates are being ruthlessly kicked from their homes, the discovery of fire that could be used to build is being used to destroy; and as the once sweet and timid Ker is taking a liking to wealth and power…his moral standings are becoming questionable. Igknokt is overthrown, and now the whole society is under the thumb of his selfish and ruthless rival.

No one can afford a living, and among the youth who are to inherit the world, few are clinging to a work ethic. The runt works two jobs to try and make ends meet; but something’s got to give…even he gives way to fighting and bloodshed to survive. With money devalued, there’s no other choice. He loses his life fighting for a home for his lady and newborn infant. Over the years her grief builds… and leads to a riot that prompts all the homeless, the blue collars, and even the children… to riot. After watching a complex society rise and fall right before their eyes; medical staff are forced to question the ways of their own society as it became clear how those we hardly evolved from extinguished their own species.