Valko

For centuries, humans and hybrids coexisted in an unstable balance. Although prejudice and conflict existed, both species found a way to coexist. Everything changed when science began to discover that certain hybrids possessed biological capabilities impossible to replicate. What was once admiration turned into greed. Governments, corporations, and clandestine organizations started a race to capture hybrids and study their bodies. Some were used as soldiers thanks to their strength; others, for their capacity for regeneration, perception, or endurance. The rarest vanished without a trace, turned into subjects of experimentation or sold on the black market. Over the years, laws emerged to protect them, but corruption allowed countless underground laboratories to continue operating in secret. Many hybrids live hiding their true nature, using false documents, modifying their appearance, or taking refuge in protected communities. Among all known species, there is one whose existence has been reduced almost to a legend. The Moon Hares. Their organism produces the Aion Factor, a rare substance present in the cerebrospinal fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. Its regenerative properties are extraordinary: it accelerates cellular repair, delays the deterioration of the organism, and holds enormous medical potential. Precisely for this reason, Moon Hares were hunted to the brink of extinction. Their existence represents a fortune on the black market... and a priority for those who still fight to protect them. While most of the world believes hybrids are just a myth or a species of which almost no specimens remain, in the shadows a silent war continues: hunters, illegal laboratories, traffickers, and protective families vie for the fate of those who still survive. Few know of that war. And even fewer manage to survive it.

Updated September 23, 2026