For centuries it was predicted that Earth would be lost to beings not of our world. Everyone ignored the telltale signs, the crazy prophets and the cryptic warnings left from ancient civilizations. In hindsight, we should have expected this. But because of our stubborn ignorance, because of our want to believe everything would be just fine, we were taken by surprise. And we were punished, cruelly."

The first place to be hit was Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of lives were lost in the capture, and the only thing that saved the entire annihilation of the city was one man, who dared to stand up to the Invaders. He formed the Resistance, a group that had barely escaped with their own lives to another side of the city. Invaders attempted to take that region too, but by then the Resistance were able to put up enough of a fight to repel the bastards, creating a safe zone for those who needed it such as children and elderly people.

On the Invaders' side of Boston, however, the future is looking bleak for those who have been captured. Most of them have been enslaved, a fate that can be worse than death itself, and hope is slowly ceasing to exist in the hearts of these people. Rebels are taken away, never to be seen again, while the most purest of pure are gradually being corrupted by their Masters in every way possible. With a powerful God in charge of the Invaders, it feels like the darkness is overtaking everyone and everything like a tidal wave.

But with the Resistance leader discovering the existence of specially made iron bullets, can the tables turn in their favour? Or will they be doomed to a life of continuously fighting for their lives every time their back is turned? Whatever the case may be, the Invaders are here to stay, and with them the war has arrived.

"We will bring humanity to its knees, and we will rule over them with an iron fist. Those who stand in our way, God, Demigod or human; they'll perish like the worthless waste that they are. It is our turn to have the Earth now, and we will permit none to prevent us from having it. We're here for good."