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Over hundreds and thousands of years, a planet's population can "forget" the source of their traditions and sacred rites, and some turn their back on the ways that were presented to them, even if those ways were decreed by something as absurdly powerful as an UNI. Unfortunately for those that turn their backs on *UNI-SCR*'s dogma, she can sense the power gifted from them wane across the stars, and will often return to a planet once converted to find it's population disloyal and unruly.

Of course, most planets when confronted with SCR's return quickly fall back into line with but a small demonstration: sometimes simply appearing on the surface is enough. Others, however, are more stubborn and doggedly resist re-subjugation even when faced with a seeming insurmountable invader from their distant past.
They soon realize that her skin is nearly impossible to pierce, that her legs -hundreds of kilometers long, can take her to any fortification in seconds, and that any cities that resist will be crushed to dust without a second thought with her passing.
The sooner they realize this, the sooner they can come back into the fold at the side of their vindictive goddess.

Pictured here is the "re-education" of an earth-like planet that has turned it's back on SCR after a mere 600 years of her absence, and had the gall to assault her during her arrival. Now at an imposing 300km height, SCR naturally has no other alternative than to "pacify" the planet personally. Of course the minimum required cities underfoot would be ideal, but when you're that large you're liable to make some mistakes.

Description
Over hundreds and thousands of years, a planet's population can "forget" the source of their traditions and sacred rites, and some turn their back on the ways that were presented to them, even if those ways were decreed by something as absurdly powerful as an UNI. Unfortunately for those that turn their backs on *UNI-SCR*'s dogma, she can sense the power gifted from them wane across the stars, and will often return to a planet once converted to find it's population disloyal and unruly.

Of course, most planets when confronted with SCR's return quickly fall back into line with but a small demonstration: sometimes simply appearing on the surface is enough. Others, however, are more stubborn and doggedly resist re-subjugation even when faced with a seeming insurmountable invader from their distant past.
They soon realize that her skin is nearly impossible to pierce, that her legs -hundreds of kilometers long, can take her to any fortification in seconds, and that any cities that resist will be crushed to dust without a second thought with her passing.
The sooner they realize this, the sooner they can come back into the fold at the side of their vindictive goddess.

Pictured here is the "re-education" of an earth-like planet that has turned it's back on SCR after a mere 600 years of her absence, and had the gall to assault her during her arrival. Now at an imposing 300km height, SCR naturally has no other alternative than to "pacify" the planet personally. Of course the minimum required cities underfoot would be ideal, but when you're that large you're liable to make some mistakes.