Kre *Click* Uio, Capital of the Kingdom of Kre

*Spoilers if you haven’t read Gabatrix: The First Peace* “There is no doubt that among the many Yutilian kingdoms, the Kingdom of Kre remains as the firm and mightiest. Even with the four, the projection of the Kre is attributed to many factors. This includes the planet of Kre *Click* Uio. Gular’Shel, 2289 AD. There are currently four known kingdoms that belong to the T’rintar clan. However, the various personalities and attitudes of the Yutilian species can be complex. There are the Gui’Optre that became more of the masters of the trade. There are the Shesh that become masters of stealth. There is the Nat, the second most powerful kingdom of the four. And then there are the Kre. The Kre’s origins are one of the oldest surviving kingdoms known as far back as 180,000 years ago. While the other kingdoms would engage in various forms of negotiations, expansionism, and trade to survive, the Kre were more aggressive. It’s not surprising that the Kre are the more violent and savage of the Yutilian histories of the four current known kingdoms. Of course, the Kre might have pushed the boundaries of weapon technology and warships, but it didn’t mean that they were horrifically abusive either. The Kre had often been seen as the necessary evil to Yutilian survival. This is in an account by Itrean historians that had witnessed the demise of other Itrean subspecies. The Kre would often commit invasions and attacks on other subspecies or Itrean kingdoms. They would spurn the development and progress biowarfare to extremes while ensuring that they had quantifiable warships to pummel enemy resistances. The original name of Kre *Click* Uio was the simple name of Uio. The planet was founded as far as 142,000 years ago. Much like many kingdoms or empires, the Kre never intended Uio to be the central hub of trade and operation. Even the original term for Uio was that of “Seed Filled Fruit” and that the planet would be intended as another agricultural base world. Uio’s development was slow as Kre would focus on various forms of expansion during the era of Old Space. However, as far as 125,000 years ago, Kre would devote its resources to building the infrastructure of the planet. While their ability to conquer and subjugate worlds under their rule was practical, it led to countless tragedies and losses. The Era of Old Space marked the ending of outright planetary destruction. However, the Kre were often affected by their actions. One of the most significant shipyard production facilities would almost face almost complete destruction by the Alara’jal. The Kre needed to rebuild and ensure that new facilities could help empower their vast orbital fleets. Uio was chosen to begin the construction of one of the more significant space platforms ever to be devised. It would take thousands of years to fully complete, but the tethered space station of Laya’Tasa, would usher in the new beginning of Kre engineering and conquest. Many refer to Laya’Tasa as one of the great Yutilian wonders, often called “The Great Tree” by the vast number of open docks, facilities, and construction platforms to house the Kre fleets. It is one of the largest capital world shipyards, not including the star fortresses or other clan worlds such as Renlar, Gu’lo’Trelda, or Zhav’Tren. The shipyard of Laya’Tasa is enormous for a planet that is slightly larger than Earth. Its appearance can be clearly seen from the north pole. Kre had gotten their wish as Uio was immediately transformed into a massive trading post. Within the next ten thousand years, immigration would turn the world into a central hub for the Kingdom of Kre. It was not surprising that eventually, the king of Kre would turn Uio into the capital of Kre. This wasn’t to say that Uio was the only world in the Kre inventory to provide warships, but about 25% of the fleet production did originate from Laya’Tasa. Its importance was more than evident. Even for a warlike kingdom, Uio was still quite beautiful. It’s located in a lower dim G-Type star system, borderline K-Type star. This can create a sort of orange hue for the world. There are still lush forests, deserts, mountains, and access to water. It wasn’t too surprising that other clan species had eyed the planet from time to time for its habitable resources. The Kre did take some regard in protecting the environment and ensuring the survival of different life and flora despite the onset of an ever-increasing population. Instead of outright having waves of settlers come and obliterate the landscape, the Kre made it their responsibility to mine resources elsewhere, have farmers and traders establish homes on selected lands, and have limited manufacturing facilities. Laya’Tasa naturally helped shift the industry upward and away from the ground environment to be tampered with. With that said, Laya’Tasa and Uio would serve as the leading shipyard and war machine for the Yutilian clan in general. Many feared the sheer power and might of the Kre because of the industrial complex that Laya’Tasa established. It would provide countless warships and freighters that run to this very day. There is no doubt that over 30,000 years ago, Jalgren would have his most significant challenges with that of the Kre. The most extended campaigns, wars, and battles were well recorded in him trying to subjugate that of the Kre. Laya’Tasa served as the place of the most resistance. However, Jalgren was faced with numerous issues, both morally and at the overall galactic spectrum. He was idealistic and realistic with his views. He wanted to be a conqueror but also be that of a conscious individual, moralistic, and positive ruler. However, even with that said, Laya’Tasa was in the way of his galactic conquest to unify all of the Itreans. As long as Uio and its powerful shipyard remained, it would forever serve as a place of resistance against his rule. However, destroying such a piece of architecture and manufacturing center would be a severe blow in the far future. While it was easy to destroy such a creation at the current time, the loss of Laya’Tasa would result in a catastrophic blow to the overall growing empire. It would weaken all Itreans as a whole. It was one of four crucial worlds that provided the powerhouse to the Itreans. It was the Kre that offered the most significant battles against Jalgren. Faced with the moral dilemma, it was his choice to avoid inflicting too much damage on Laya’Tasa. Instead, he would engage in a prolonged effort to wipe out every Kre fleet in existence. Uio was a prized jewel to take, and Jalgren had to observe enormous patience in the eventual conquering of the Kre. Ultimately, Jalgren would take over fifty years in continuous battles before he finally weakened down the Yutilian kingdom. By then, only the shipyard remained in tethered orbit. Some people of Uio threatened to scuttle and destroy Laya’Tasa to avoid having it captured by the enemy, but an effort by Jalgren and Yutilians that didn’t want to see the shipyard be destroyed rebelled. Uio would be one of the few locations where Jalgren would press troops to provide assistance in taking the planet. While saboteurs would damage parts of the station, the overall facility of Laya’Tasa was saved. Uio was like many of the worlds to serve the new Empire of Jalgren. With Uio taken, it marked the end of Yutilian resistance. It would cause a cascade effect that rippled through many other Yutilian worlds that Jalgren was unstoppable. Laya’Tasa would be quickly repaired and made fully operational to serve as a trading post while new imperial warships were manufactured for Jalgren. For 20,000 years, Uio would serve as the major trading hub for Yutilian controlled space. However, the Empire was not to last. As Jalgren was long but dead and family underlings would slowly erode the confines of a united society, Uio would serve as a new place of interest to Rototrein. During the Rototrein Rebellion, Uio and Laya’Tasa could serve as a new place to build warships. However, the taking of the shipyard and people was a difficult task. Even with a weakened empire, many saw the sheer value in Laya’Tasa. To lose Uio would be a severe blow for the empire. However, it would take enormous efforts by various rebel groups to unite together and assault Uio as the first primary target. The Battle of Uio Prime was a significant moment within nine years of the Rebellion's onset. By then, imperial forces had various reports and divided up forces that it was almost impossible to be everywhere to track down Rototrein. Rebel Uio members ensured to sabotage key areas and defenses as Rototrein launched a coordinated assault onto Uio. After a fierce fight, imperial forces would retreat. Laya’Tasa would serve as the beginning of the end of the empire. Yutilian resistance was restored, and it would serve as the new hub of Yutilian warships to begin fighting the former Jalgren Empire. While imperial forces would try to retake Uio, it proved pointless. Rototrein’s movement simply overwhelmed the entire spectrum as other worlds rebelled and fought back against the empire. With the end of the Empire of Jalgren, the Kingdom of Kre was restored to full operation again. As a fitting tribute, Uio was renamed to that of Kre *click* Uio to help establish the final claim that Uio was the central world of Kre. Laya’Tasa would forge the road of new powerful Yutilian battleships that fortified Kre’s hold in Yutilian space. Sadly, it would be the Kre that would commit genocide to that of the Palierans. It’s unknown entirely of the motives of the King of Kre, but Fol’ip’trektosin was considered to be a disgusting individual by some Itrean historians. The Kre King was supposed to be mad or insane by the few that truly knew him. He made it his goal that the Palierans were to be exterminated and that their people be rendered extinct by his order. While there was resistance by some, the Kre was the most powerful kingdom of the Yutilians, and many had to weigh the cost of having to encourage further civil war or adhere to the wishes of a madman. However, even then, the campaign wasn’t an easy one. Kre was alone in their campaign conquest as the other Yutilian kingdoms quickly declared neutral against the Palierans. The forces of Uio *click Kre suffered heavily against the larger Palieran fleets. Ultimately, Fol’ip’trektosin would push the boundaries of biowarfare on Palieran kind. His desire to see the people exterminated would fall into full fruition. He finally discovered a disease that was deployed to weaken and eliminate much of the Palieran species. By the end of Kre King’s life, the Palieran capital would be added to the Kre Kingdom. However, Fol’ip’trektosin was later found poisoned years later by a petty squall with his mate.           Uio *click* Kre’s reputation was soiled even if they were the mightiest kingdom of the Yutilians. Regardless, many of the kingdoms viewed the importance of having it. By now, unity 10,000 years ago was paramount. The Shal’rein and Aksren empires were relinking together in the Shal’rein and Aksren clans. Instead, Laya’Tasa would serve as the lead warship manufacturing center for the Yutilian clan with the exception of the star fortress and other newer facilities thousands of years later. It would help push the boundaries in providing important battleships to repel enemy clans. Despite the genocide of Palierans, many Yutilians were well aware that the Kre proved viable combatants. Their weapons were top-tier, which easily rivaled Aksren and Shal’rein weapons and battle tactics. At a time when space territories constantly shifted and turned, Uio *click Kre would help fortify Yutilian sovereignty. Ultimately, the united Yutilian clan kingdoms would be able to gain a foothold in maintaining that control. During the Emphra War, Uio *click* Kre would take a beating. While Yutilian resistance was strong, the Emphra used brute force to win. Laya’Tasa would take severe damage when the Emphra managed to punch through defenses and infest large sections of the station. In self-defense, engineers managed to eject portions of Laya’Tasa into space so that the Emphra infestation could be safely nuked and obliterated. However, the damage was still quite severe. Another assault on the planet would successfully reach the ground. However, careful use of nuclear weapons would wipe out the Emphra from spreading further. Laya’Tasa’s damaged status in 2287 didn’t help the situation in repelling the Emphra fleets as a whole. It degraded the Yutilian resistance. However, building on new construction platforms was paramount in getting the station back into full operation. By the end of the Emphra War, up to 75% of the station was back into operation. Within another ten years, Laya’Tasa was in full operational mode again. It would help stabilize the economy further and provide new warships for the T’rintar clan to enjoy. With the advent of the Itrean Civil War, Uio *click* Kre would serve as an important fortress world for the former Yutilian clan. Much like the other capital worlds, its paramount in staying that way is vital. Over ten thousand warships patrol the system regularly. Powerful planetary defense batteries line the surface, and Laya’Tasa has been further fortified in providing advanced firepower in repelling enormous battle fleets. This not even includes the other colonies and facilities that line the other worlds and moons of the system. Needless to say, it is highly unlikely that anything could ever defeat or push the Kre out of their capital system…..