MAYORGA

Briefing Document: The Mayorga Universe -

Mayorga Story Author & Creator Tom Schaefer

Executive Summary

The Mayorga narrative presents an epic science fiction saga spanning over 150 years, detailing humanity's transition from a dying Earth to a nascent interstellar civilization. Faced with irreversible ecological collapse, resource wars, and societal breakdown, humanity is offered a stark bargain by an ancient, advanced alien race known as the Zi: planetary relocation in exchange for mentorship and integration into a galactic community. The central figure is John Henry Foster, a human-Nordic ET hybrid born in 1901, who is groomed to become humanity's ambassador and leader through this monumental exodus.

The story explores complex themes of utopian versus dystopian futures, the philosophical tension between benevolent guidance and free will, and the societal transformation inherent in a post-scarcity economy driven by technologies like matter replication and genetic regeneration. The narrative is set primarily between 1925 and 2055, chronicling Foster's rise and fall, the massive logistical and psychological challenges of migrating nine billion people to 3,500 new colony worlds, and the emergence of opposition factions like the "Holdouts" who resist the Zi intervention. The initial phase of preparation is detailed through the "Collectors" program, a covert Zi operation on Earth tasked with procuring key personnel, technologies, and resources, providing a ground-level view of the events leading up to open contact. Ultimately, Mayorga is a story of redemption—for a self-destructive humanity given a second chance, and for the Zi, who see their mentorship as penance for past failures in guiding the species.

Core Narrative and World Building

The Premise: A New Mythology

"Mayorga" is a science fiction/action-drama television series concept created by Tom Schaefer. It aims to create a "new inspirational mythology" that imagines a positive, utopian future for mankind, moving beyond prevalent dystopian narratives. The original 2014 story, "Tu & The Collectors," has been integrated as a foundational chapter within the broader Mayorga saga, exploring the early stages of the Zi plan through the eyes of its Earth-based operatives. The complete narrative arc spans from 1900 to 2055, focusing on the life of John Henry Foster and humanity's evolution.

Earth's Crisis and The Zi Intervention

The narrative begins with Earth in an "irreversible death spiral." The planet's ecosystems are in terminal decline due to centuries of devastation, resulting in:

• Runaway climate change and catastrophic sea-level rises.

• Mega-droughts and the collapse of major agricultural systems.

• Massive refugee migrations and brutal resource wars.

• A complete breakdown of international governance, reducing civilization to fragmented enclaves.

Into this crisis enter the Zi, representatives of the Galactic Council's Sentient Species Preservation Initiative. After a multi-generational assessment, their advanced neural-computational models identify humanity's "extraordinary adaptive potential"—a rare combination of technological creativity, resilience, and unpredictable evolutionary capacity that makes the species valuable despite its self-destructive tendencies.

The Zi present humanity with "The Bargain": a complete planetary transfer and species relocation. The terms require abandoning the dying Earth in exchange for interstellar protectorates, advanced technology, and a guaranteed pathway to survival and potential galactic citizenship.

Planet Tu: Humanity's New Home

The initial destination for humanity is Planet Tu, a "Super Earth" meticulously prepared by the Zi.

Planet Tu Specifications

Galaxy

M32 Andromeda

Type

X2.3 Super Earth (2.5x Earth Mass, 5x Earth Size)

Solar Position

4th of 8 planets; within "Goldilocks Zone"

Period

385 Earth Days

Local Star

Solaria Proxima-1

Moons

2 (Tu Ono is habitable; Tu Ono Ka is a rocky military base)

Originally a hot, lifeless planet, Tu underwent a 700-year terraforming process starting around 1170 AD. The Zi used massive ships to alter the planet's core to reduce its gravity to be Earth-like, adjust its orbit to create a 24-hour day, and seed a complete, balanced ecosystem.

The first inhabitants were not from Earth. Around 1862 AD, a Zi scout ship rescued nearly 2,000 humans from a damaged vessel escaping enslavement by another alien race, the Annunaki, from their home world of Nibiru. The Zi transplanted these humans to Tu. Later, between the 1920s and 1950s, the Zi covertly relocated another 1,000 humans from Earth, establishing a separate colony before eventually integrating the two populations.

The Mass Migration (Operation Exodus)

"Operation Exodus" is the official name for the plan to relocate over nine billion humans to 3,500 Zi Protectorates, with Tu serving as the initial training and resettlement hub. The colony selection process involves sophisticated computational...