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However, among one of the planets targeted were [[Vadan]], inhabited by [[Khorgians]]. As both Hazalians and Khorgians' technological level were identical, the resistance transformed into a galactic war between two space-faring civilizations. The conflict is still on going as of 2316 Khorgian Sol (2034 of Earth's time). | However, among one of the planets targeted were [[Vadan]], inhabited by [[Khorgians]]. As both Hazalians and Khorgians' technological level were identical, the resistance transformed into a galactic war between two space-faring civilizations. The conflict is still on going as of 2316 Khorgian Sol (2034 of Earth's time). | ||
One of the artifact | One of the artifact was sent to Earth somewhere around 1888 of Earth's time. En route, the artifact and the vessel containing the Hazalian agents was intercepted outside the {{wp|wormhole}} between {{wp|Saturn}} and {{wp|Jupiter}} by Khorgian forces, causing damage to the artifact, which caused them to fragment and crash landed on Earth in various places. The artifact entered the Earth's atmosphere akin to a meteorite, with its fragmented parts {{wp|Meteor air burst#Before the 20th century|killed a man in Iraq}} before buried deep below the {{wp|Temple Mount}} in {{wp|Jerusalem}}. | ||
===Establishment=== | ===Establishment=== | ||
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| Blood Hunters | |
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| 𐤃𐤂𐤂 𐤆𐤂𐤄𐤓𐤌 (Dagg Zagerim) | |
| Leader | |
| Foundation | Unknown; presumably before 1900s |
| Dissolved | February 3, 2031 |
| Allegiance | Hazalian Empire |
| Motives |
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| Headquarters | Washington, D.C. (formerly) Tel Aviv (formerly) |
| Active regions | Global |
| Ideology | Hazalian supremacy Authoritarianism |
| Major actions |
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| Status | Inactive |
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| Part of | Hazalian Empire |
| Allies |
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| Opponents | United Nations (formerly) Khorgians |
Blood Hunters , (Hazalish: 𐤃𐤂𐤂 𐤆𐤂𐤄𐤓𐤌 Dagg Zagerim), is a transgalactic alien group comprised Hazalian agents of the Hazalish Empire on Earth. Presumably founded before the start of the 20th century, the organization served as the extension of the empire's ideals, intended to conquer Earth as part of their transgalactic conquest. They were suspected to be the mastermind behind international conflicts throughout the modern age, including the Grand Divide. They were officially dissolved at the end of the Grand Divide following the imprisonment of Hekaron and other core members.
History
Background
Approximately around the year 2152 Khorgian Sol (1870 CE of Earth's time), the Emperor of Hazalian at that time, Chamos commanded the military to find suitable planets to colonize; as a mean to acquire more resources and ease the already overpopulated home planet, Meghorah. Capable of interstellar travel, the Hazalians ensued their plan by sending multitudes of artifacts and their military agents across the galaxy. Few planets have been brought to the Hazalians' solar system, and terraformed it to ensure they can settle it.
However, among one of the planets targeted were Vadan, inhabited by Khorgians. As both Hazalians and Khorgians' technological level were identical, the resistance transformed into a galactic war between two space-faring civilizations. The conflict is still on going as of 2316 Khorgian Sol (2034 of Earth's time).
One of the artifact was sent to Earth somewhere around 1888 of Earth's time. En route, the artifact and the vessel containing the Hazalian agents was intercepted outside the wormhole between Saturn and Jupiter by Khorgian forces, causing damage to the artifact, which caused them to fragment and crash landed on Earth in various places. The artifact entered the Earth's atmosphere akin to a meteorite, with its fragmented parts killed a man in Iraq before buried deep below the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Establishment
Soon after the Hazalians successfully possessed few humans, Dagan, who was disguised as Bogdan Zikaron, initiated the plan by making an official establishment of the organization, disguised as a global convention for Zionism. They exploited European Jewish minorities who were persecuted at that time to become part of their force.
Over the years, members of the organization gradually expanded, with many of them coming from innocent Jewish minorities. Most of the members migrated to neighboring countries, with some even reaching the United States and Canada. In the 1930s, high-ranking members of the organization founded Migdan, a paramilitary division disguised as a Cazarist militant group.
Under Migdan's banner, they launched a series of attacks against the British-governed Levantine State from the 1930s through the 1950s, with the aims of creating a state where they can house and manipulate large number of their members. The David Hotel Assault in Yerusalem in the 1946 was marked as the first attack done by Migdan.
Conflicts
As numerous attacks were conducted by their paramilitary organization against the British government, the organization managed to expel them from the Levant. Following this success, the organization declared the establishment of the State of Israel in the now-vacant Levantine areas. Migdan, along with the Blood Hunters, did not stop there. They devised a plan to expand their territory into neighboring countries, inspired by the biblical concept of the Promised Land. Concerned with this expansionist agenda, the surrounding countries engaged in an all-out war with the Blood Hunters-ruled Yisrael, resulting in numerous destructive wars and conflicts over the years, such as the Six-Day War.
The aftermath of these wars resulted in a massive exodus of Levantine Arabs to neighboring countries, with more than 300,000 people displaced from their homes. Although the wars ended, the conflict persisted for decades into the 21st century. This ongoing strife included significant events such as the War of Attrition, the Munich Massacre, the First Intifada, the Second Intifada, and the most recent Israel-Palestine War.
Illegal Experiments
During the conflict, the organization managed to infiltrate and take control of important positions in governments across the globe, particularly in the western world. Some of the countries where they gained significant influence include the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. This infiltration allowed them to exert considerable political influence, and enact their experiments on humans. Dozens of people were kidnapped and brought to secret military bases in Area 51 and Negev.
Most of the victims were minorities, such as Palestinians, African-Americans, and Native Americans. These groups were targeted due to their marginalized status, making them vulnerable to the organization's experiments. They were subjected to a procedure where their bodies were injected with Hazalish DNA. This genetic manipulation allowed them to transform into Hazalish-human hybrids, granting them superhuman strength and enhanced physical abilities at the expense of losing their sanity, making them mindless drones that could be controlled by the Blood Hunters.
The use of Hazalish DNA was not limited to the oppressed minorities. Many Israeli citizens also underwent the same experimental procedure. In Israel, the method of military conscription was employed to persuade individuals to voluntarily participate in the experiments. This conscription process involved a combination of patriotic appeals, leading many to undergo the transformation in the name of national security.