(This comes from the future in the original story. They will be appear in other stories involving in Salvatia. Also, they are part of the citizen of the Sovereignty Republic of Salvatia)

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Biosynths are humanoid bio-organic sentient androids classified as aliens, residing on habitable planets in an unknown universe. They possess a human-like appearance with skin-like outer layers, but internally, they have artificial organs modeled after human organs and white blood to sustain themselves, capable of bleeding like humans. They can eat, drink, and reproduce, with children born from a female womb through pregnancy.

When Biosynths undergo transformation into Neotypes by Xavier Salvador, their blood color changes to blue, allowing them to reproduce with other sentient beings. However, many prefer to mate with male Biosynths, although a small number of female Biosynths choose relationships with Neohumans and Neotypes based on personal preference.

It is unknown how they came into existence, but what is known about them is that they were created by a bio-organic deity known as Malyx, a pure bio-organic being whose existence remains mysterious. They believe Malyx created them for his own race. When he gave life to the Biosynths, he sacrificed himself to create a biomechanical planet where they could live.

Over the years, the Biosynths established a new civilization, developing their own cultures and traditions according to their preferences. Their society, known as Synthoria, thrived as a utopia during its time, yet its prosperity was not destined to last long.

One day, a large number of asteroids crashed onto a planet, and suddenly, hordes of alien bug creatures emerged from the asteroids, launching attacks on Synthoria. These creatures were dubbed Tynarix. They began killing Biosynth citizens, tearing down buildings, and wreaking havoc wherever they went. The military deployed their advanced weaponry and arsenal to fend off the alien invasion.

Despite their best efforts, the Tynarix continued to swarm in overwhelming numbers, eventually overwhelming the military forces. In a last-ditch effort to save their remaining population, half of the Biosynths were placed into cryostasis deep underground beneath the temple of Malyx. Meanwhile, military officials activated a superweapon bomb that eradicated every living being on the planet, sacrificing themselves to protect their race. The devastating explosion not only wiped out the Tynarix and the Biosynth military forces but also reshaped the planet, leaving behind widespread destruction.

In November, ##, ####, an expeditionary fleet from Salvatia discovered a new planet in ruins, made entirely of biomechanical materials, a surprising find. They dispatched the Vindictarium Order to explore the planet while the military established a base. Despite efforts to exterminate all Tynarix, some survived and established nests across the planet. The Vindictarium Order made contact with them, and when the creatures turned hostile, the Order's forces bravely engaged them, ultimately destroying the nests to prevent further breeding of the bug creatures.

Upon discovering the Temple of Malyx, they uncovered a secret passage leading to a vast underground cryostasis chamber where they found half of the Biosynth population in eternal sleep. A Vindictarium paladin opened the cryostasis chambers to awaken them, reassuring the Biosynths of their peaceful intentions. Leading them to the surface, they witnessed the devastated ruins of their beloved planet, the result of a superweapon used to eradicate the Tynarix. The Biosynths mourned the loss of their homeworld due to the Tynarix invasion. In response, the Vindictarium Order provided comfort and offered them the opportunity to integrate into Salvatian society, aiming to restore this biomechanical planet into a habitable place for their kind once more.

As the Vindictarium Order and Grand Army of Salvatia do the pest work on getting rid of the remaining Tynarixs, they bring the surviving Biosynths to their homeworld.

Upon reaching the Salvatian homeworld, Supreme Leader Xavier Salvador grants them citizenship in the Sovereignty Republic of Salvatia, welcoming them with open arms and transforming them into Neotypes. The Biosynths then relocate to one of Salvatia's colony worlds, where they can enjoy a beautiful environment vastly different from their former homeworld. Despite this significant change, they seem to adapt well to their new life, exploring new cultures among neohumans and Neotypes while finding ways to integrate their own preferences.

Therefore, the Biosynths will reproduce to increase their numbers, aiming to eventually reclaim their former homeworld. In gratitude for the fair and kind treatment they received from Salvatia, where discrimination is prohibited by law, they have pledged their loyalty to the nation.