Set in a cosmological time since the Milky Way's total non-existence and also on a mega-Earth planet that was made a city-state, its two most optimal properties are having the biggest and earliest extraterrestrial diversity even from solely expeditions because of its Population I star and moon's composition and the strongest type of mental anthropomorphism specifically for extraterrestrials. One of the most extraordinary aliens to ever be born here is Garviss, a kind Ferfadgian orphan, and he was able to live in a district where crime is the highest until dying naturally; his last wish before being buried was to have him in an arm position as if he were hugging his diary due to treasuring it throughout his life for so long. Since then, he has a dark crimson lay-flat notebook with all the pages written in black pen in his arms while in his casket, wearing a pitch-black suit and slacks, a pitch-black tie, dark brown socks, a white T-shirt, and dark brown dress shoes. After his corpse became a full skeleton, his diary unexplainably slipped out of his hands or the remains of them and ended up on top of his pelvis area, with the casket's geometrically compact air opening the pages, telling those about his life when he was 38 to 49, with Garviss himself as the narrator.

Garviss's personality: 'Kind' is an understatement when we take him into account; he was inherently forgiving to a fault, seeing no being as beyond empathy. Without him acting like this, he would've never lived up to 100 years, living in the district that he did.

Garviss's birth date: Indescribable numerically, but he was born on basically New Year's Day since the non-existence of the Milky Way.

Ferdagian biology: They have a sideways football-shaped head without any ears; they look like their nose is cut off; all the muscle tissue where there should be a nose is pitch-black; they have a max height of only 4'6.5"; they have antennae like lepidopterans, and their antennae are the same color as their skin; they have almond-shaped eyes, pitch-black nails (both on their feet and hands), and pupils that are so big that their eyes are pitch-black; and they have pale green skin, and they all have split-foot malformation, so they walk barefoot and have only three fingers. Their life expectancy limit is 100 years, and at this age their bodily hydration drops to 0% in a second.

Garviss's clothes when he was alive: a dark indigo long-sleeved T-shirt and dark purple pants.