Editing All Tomorrows (section)

== Story: continued and ending ==
After each of these sentient Post-Human societies achieved inter-planetary communication, the Killer Folk, Satyriacs, Tool Breeders, Modular People, Pterosapiens, Asymmetric people, Saurosapients, Snake People, Symbiotes, and Sail people made contact, and joined together in a vast Post-Human Empire that lasted for 80 Million years. They never actually met face to face, since space is ''huge'', but they prospered nonetheless. The Bug Facers, however, never joined this Empire, because they were conservative and scared of the Universe.

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File:Ruin Haunters.jpg|thumb|The Ruin Haunters advanced among intact cities of the Star People. This caused problems...
File:Gravital.jpg|thumb|The new form of the Ruin Haunters, now fully transformed into an Abominable Intelligence.
File:Gravital Attack All Tomorrows.jpg|thumb|The Gravitals began attacking all organic Post-Human sentient species.
File:Subject All Tomorrows.jpg|thumb|The Bug Facers were turned into Subjects of genetic torture by the Gravitals.
File:Subject All Tomorrows 3.jpg|thumb|Some Gravitals and Subjects loved each other. Feels good man.
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The Ruin Haunters advanced inside the ruins of the Ancient Star-People, Humanity's first mutation. They were able to advance so quickly with the Star Peoples technology, that they nearly became extinct, but the survivors came back with a supremacist mindset, that only they were the true reclaimers of the Star Peoples legacy. They rejected the offer to join the Post-Human Empire, and instead remained independent. Their planets star was growing rapidly, threatening to destroy their planet, so the Ruin Haunters pulled a Necron and abandoned their flesh for new mechanical bodies known as The Gravitals. Still having their mindset of supremacy over the other Post-Human species, the Gravitals began a massive war against the Post-Human Empire, eventually beating and rendering all its members extinct. For reasons unknown, the Gravitals chose to keep the shy and xenophobic Bug Facers alive, and use them as genetic playthings and test-subjects of all kinds of disturbing mockeries of Humanity, just like the Qu once did.

Eventually, some Religious and philosophical sects of the Gravitals began to feel sympathy and even love for their organic subjects, and chose to campaign for their rights, not as tools and toys, but as sentient beings deserving of respect. This caused a Civil War within the Gravital Machine Empire. To remedy this, [[War in Heaven|the Gravitals chose to go to war against the Asteromorphs.]] This war was long and brutal, but the Asteromorphs were eventually victorious, liberating the subjects from their control.

[[File:Asteromorph All Tomorrows 2.jpg|thumb|The still-evolving Asteromorphs' victory over the Gravitals.]]
The Gravitals were weakened, reduced to a slave-race of Nanite-beings who were given fair treatment, but still faced discrimination due to their past actions, which they accepted because they were ''that bad''. The victorious Asteromorphs, the one and only naturally-evolving Post-Human species chose to fix the Gravital's colossal fuck-ups with the subjects, freeing them and giving them new colonies to thrive on. The Asteromorphs began to play God, seeding life across the Galaxy, finally free from chaos and war, and kept a respectfully-distant watch over their creations and Post-Human species colonies. The Asteromorphs wanted to make sure that no war or genocide could ever be organized again, so they created the Terrestrials, smaller, simpler versions of themselves that could safely inhabit planets. These Terrestrials were not perfect, some were douchebags with a god-complex, and sometimes the younger Post-Human species rebelled, and they had to be destroyed, but one way or another, eventually, a peaceful Post-Human Empire was reestablished and spread across the stars. Eventually, Earth, Humanity's very homeworld, was re-discovered and colonized, and the Post-Human Empire made contact with a Xenos race with an evolutionary history just as complicated as their own. Each race had grown wise and smart enough to choose not to fight. Eventually the Qu were rediscovered and [[Humanity Fuck Yeah|got their asses handed to them once and for all by everyone they previously fucked over.]]

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File:Terrestrial All Tomorrows.jpg|thumb|Guides and Guardians of the younger Post-Human Species.
File:Terrestrial All Tomorrows 2.jpg|thumb|A Terrestrial casually re-colonises Ancient Terra.
File:Amphicephali All Tomorrows.jpg|thumb|A Xenos species from outside our Galaxy met with the Post-Human Empire, and... it was peaceful. Each race was wise and old enough to not fight.
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[[File:Author All Tomorrows.jpg|thumb|The in-Universe Author of All Tomorrows having that last laugh]]
So, a fairly happy ending, right? Well, not exactly. The Author of this book is revealed to be a Xeno archaeologist. Humanity is either extinct, or gone, he does not know which. Maybe Humanity ascended into a new dimension, or maybe the Empire collapsed and war and ruin caused their extinction... who knows. The author does not, but it's the journey that matters to him.