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==History== ===Background=== Supreme Earth was an alternate reality that featured villains operating like terrorist cells, destabilizing society to make people dependent on superhumans to get energy, food and safety. Basically put, a world with superhumans that had no superheroes. Takeover on a global level, with non-superhumans as second class citizens.<ref name="14.8 c1"/> Somewhere between 2008 and 2011 portal in White Rock, British Columbia, becomes a public knowledge, spurring smuggling activity around it. Eventually it becomes a vector for diseases, gets quarantined, and produces [[Goddess' Cluster]]. [[Goddess|Bianca]] gets exiled into Earth Shin by [[Cauldron]], and shortly she takes over the local parahumans and the planet. <!-- timeline and relationship here? haywire isn't explicitly linked to White Rock?--> [[Professor Haywire]] discovered Supreme Earth, naming it "Earth Shin" or "Earth S". The [[PRT]] was aware of its existence, and the potential threat represented by [[Goddess]]' mind control was one of the reasons they were extremely cautious of contact with other [[Earths]]. Its existence was heavily classified within the PRT and government.<ref>[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d5KFMIh0jK_W3-JPJMDr08-nA6UTS06MFMqVga5tPPg/edit Lausanne RP]</ref> ===[[Timeskip]]=== There was some sort of breach event in Paris on December 19th 2012 involving [[The Simurgh]].<ref name="25.6">'''Paris''', December 19th, 2012 // Simurgh<br/>Notes: Victory by Scion.<br/>Target/Consequence: see file '''The Woman in Blue'''. See file '''United Capes'''. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/13 Excerpt] from [[Scarab 25.6]]</ref> ===[[Gold Morning]]=== [[Khepri]] came upon this Earth and took its occupants, [[Rise of Khepri|seizing them]] for her war. Only Goddess and her inner circle were able resist, and then only temporarily.<ref name-"30.4">I found another Earth with a mixture of capes, all incredibly beautiful people, all in what was obviously a global position of power. Every flag that flew in their world was the same flag, and the gauntlet emblem on that flag matched the icon on a particular woman’s costume. A blue costume, with white fur at the collar, and a heavy cape that would have done Alexandria proud.<br/><br/>I attempted to seize control of them as well, and the woman in blue resisted me. She spoke, and I lost my hold on everyone in her range.<br/><br/>It was only twenty capes. Negligible. But I wasn’t going to settle. If I was going to compromise on any level, it was going to take more than this.<br/>[...]<br/>The others… they weren’t weak. Nothing gamebreaking, at a glance, but they weren’t weak. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/10/22 Excerpt] from [[Speck 30.4]]</ref> ===Post-[[Gold Morning]]=== Its leader was rumored to have returned to her earth to rule it.<ref name="P.8">refugees of Earth Shin say a parahuman took over their Earth a decade ago. one woman. she went back home to continue ruling them. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2017/11/04 Excerpt] from [[Glow-worm P.8]]</ref> However, Goddess was in fact a resident of Earth Gimel, seeking a power that was stolen from her, and which she needed for the reconquest of Earth Shin.<ref name="stolen">“A power was taken from me,” Bianca said. “Without it, I can’t return to my throne. I’m being hunted and fucking hounded, and I get no peace.” - [[Gleaming 9.2]]</ref> Shin was a critical supplier of [[Gimel]], providing crude materials<ref>I had a sense of which materials had come from where, with a lot of the prefab building segments having come from Cheit, a lot of crude materials from Shin, and outright raw materials from Earth N - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/04/23 Excerpt] from [[Black 13.7]]</ref>, clothing<ref name="flags">Putting us at the foot of the station. The station had American and other Gimel flags flying from poles along the left side. To the right were standards, flags that draped down, each with its own iconography, colors, and shape at the end, whether it was two triangular tails or something rounded off.<br/><br/>I’d actually seen some of the images on clothing, and I hadn’t mentally connected to them being anything like flags. I’d figured it was from a game. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/05/28 Excerpt] from [[Breaking 14.4]]</ref>, and food.<ref>“Right now we’re supplying enough food to feed two million of your people and we’ll continue doing so through the winter. Amy Dallon pledged assistance and cooperation to increase that amount to five million, possibly to ten. That’s food. Shelter. Clothing. Chemicals. Industry. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/06/01 Excerpt] from [[Breaking 14.5]]</ref><!-- does it look as if they agreed on it in exchange for Bianca being kept from returning? timeline is not clear here--> ===Post-[[Goddess' Takeover]]=== Local governments accepted reintroduction of parahumans with severe conditions. <!--have to cut this chunk somehow ref>“Earth Shin was mentioned, and if we are dealing with Earth Shin, then we’ve found it helps to have non-parahumans as intermediaries. This is the world that Goddess ruled for several years. She divided it into fiefs and gave control of those fiefs to people with powers. A good number abused the power they had. [...] In just about any way you could imagine. They accepted the reintroduction of parahumans as a purely passive, hands-off involvement, with stipulations. The parahumans would keep to themselves, but they’d act to protect Shin in the event of any disasters or invasion. In exchange, they would be free to settle the Alleghenian Ridge.” [...] “Landmass cutting diagonally through their Atlantic Ocean,” Sveta said. “It allowed earlier settling of their North America.” “They’re spooked,” Miss Militia said. “They saw video of your debate with Mr. Nieves and they’re very agitated by what was mentioned about your sister.” “Amelia Claire Lavere negotiated the peace but neglected to mention any problems or issues in controlling her power. She was presented as a healer in good standing who played a role in averting the end of all worlds. Now they’ve heard other stories, they’re asking questions. Your parents got in touch with you?” “Yeah,” I said. “My dad did. He wants me to smooth things over, and he said there’s a good amount of evidence that this could blow up. Ties back to the job you assigned us, keeping tabs on the anti-parahumans.” [...] “To Shin and back. I only got so much info myself, but it sounds like certain factions in Shin are pretty angry at capes- which is understandable. You don’t tend to feel warm and fuzzy about people who take over your world.” “But they’re violent, and my dad thinks they’re getting information and other stuff from us, and our more dangerous anti-parahuman types are getting resources and manpower from them.” With mutual control over the portal and cooperation with three of the five major governments in Shin, we don’t think there’s been too much damage, exchange of weapons, or manpower. There are strict rules about passage through. Vaccines, diet prior to passage through, allowed gifts, ID…” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/05/28/breaking-14-4/ Excerpt] from [[Breaking 14.4]]</ref--> <!--ref>“I am,” Seir said. “Shin set their own rules and imperatives, remember? You struck your deal with them, you gave us the rules they dictated. We can do whatever’s necessary to protect Shin. Including if we think a mass murdering little shit like him might pull something.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/10/26/sundown-17-8/ Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.8]]</ref--> ===Post-[[Time Bubble Pop]]=== Following the reveal of political involvement of parahumans on [[Gimel]], Shin attempted to establish the dominance over [[The City]] by leveraging their relief support during the incoming winter. At the time Shin provided around the third of the Gimel resources, including food.<ref>“Materials from Shin have been about thirty percent of what Gimel received to date. Cheit’s fifty, if I remember right. Ten percent from Nun and other associated corner worlds. Something like six percent from Gimel itself, three percent from Bet, reclaim and scavenging. You guys wanted to put as much as you could into rebuilding. Shelters and businesses first, Gimel having its own supply and manufacturing chains came second. The numbers for supplied food versus what Gimel produces on its own are different, but I think last winter they were sort of close to what I just said.” - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/06/15/breaking-14-9/ Excerpt] from [[Breaking 14.9]]</ref> After the failure of several heavy-handed provocations The Founders and Coalition factions were able to regain their political influence.<ref>[[Dying 15.a]]</ref> ===Post-[[Attack on Teacher]]=== Shin started accepting refugees from [[The City]]. The Atlantic Seaboard Capitol was partially evacuated to accommodate for disturbances on Gimel, as well as for [[Shin Defense Initiative|the new project]] of [[Chris Elman|Lab Rat]].<ref>Chris had had his laboratory moved to the capitol, to be closer to the portal in case something happened. In response, a lot of the capitol had moved away. It left some room for Gimel’s population to settle, but for the most part, buildings were being emptied and left empty.- [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/09/28/from-within-16-z/ Excerpt] from [[From Within 16.z]]</ref> [[Shin Defense Initiative]] is deployed in attempt to strike against encroaching [[Machine Army]] and intimidate the remaining inhabitants of The City, sparking [[The Second Shin Crisis|the second Shin-Gimel crisis]]. ===[[The Ice Breaks]]=== At the insistence of her fathers, [[Amy Dallon]] turns herself in to [[the Wardens]]. [[Chris Elman]] mobilizes his Giants against the [[Titans]]. ===Ward Epilogue=== The Giant Goddess delivered some unspecified troubles, presumably going out of control, due to [[Cryptid]]'s arrest by [[The Wardens]]. Earth Shin strikes a deal with The Wardens to ensure that [[Amy Dallon]] will not return them either.<ref>Tattletale’s voice was quiet. “She’s not coming back because there are people who don’t want to let her. Shin just dealt with their Giant Goddess problem, they wanted assurances from your leadership that they didn’t have to worry about her. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2020/05/02/last-20-end/ Excerpt] from [[Last 20.end]]</ref>
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