Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

In a world where the balance of power has drastically shifted, humanity has been relegated to the shadows of its own planet. In this story, set several generations after Caesar’s reign, apes are now the dominant species, living in harmony and under an advanced social structure. Meanwhile, humans have been displaced, reduced to a marginal existence, struggling to survive in a world that no longer belongs to them.

This universe of apes and humans is altered when a new, tyrannical, and ambitious ape leader begins to consolidate his power. This leader not only seeks to expand his dominion over the apes but also aims to crush any attempts at resistance, whether from dissenting apes or humans. His rise to power marks the beginning of a new era of oppression and control, where freedom seems like a distant utopia.

Amidst this chaos, a young ape, who has so far lived in the complacency of his own existence, is forced to embark on a distressing journey. Driven by doubts about the regime he lives under and the oppression that seems to be part of the natural order of the world, the young ape begins to question the principles upon which his society is founded. During his odyssey, he faces countless challenges, both physical and emotional, that push him to rethink everything he has learned about the past and the future of his species.