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"Eden killed Nehma to prevent her from ending the world."
Actually, based on various interactions, Nehmra was secretly controlling Nymph society, using her seedlings to lead other Nymphs astray and keep alliances from forming or one colony becoming dominant, forcing Hod into a constant state of small scale warfare. Eden discovered this and led a rebellion against Nehmra.
Its only after Nehmra was destroyed that things went south for the Nymphs, without Nehmra no new Queens could be formed (Nehmra was also the one granting access permission for Nymphs to evolve into queens), and without her to control them the variants went wild, destroying all colonies on the lower levels and threatening the mid levels.
Another theory for the state of Hod's levels could be the prevailing circumstances. The Upper Levels are united by the church and see little actual fighting, hence everything is maintained and largely intact. The mid levels are a warzone and have been for decades, perhaps even centuries, hence the degradation. Notably, once you enter the Arboreal Nest, presumably part of Gardinas inner territory, you can see that the buildings are in a far better condition.
Meanwhile, the lower levels are basically abandoned to the elements after a series of apocalyptic battles against Variants, which saw the majority of the Nymphs there, and all the colonies, wiped out, and the area is generally abandoned save for the odd Nymphs down there for whatever reason.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3483984511
based on the manga I believe these might be some form of data interface point, though the one in the manga is a solid tower as opposed to this thing.
Also the manga confirms that Nehmra is also the name of the OS/central control system of Hod. Assuming these are one and the same, it is highly likely that Nehmra evolved from the core programming of Hod itself and later engineered her own body for reasons of her own design. It would also explain why her nymphs are born from none-queen trees, and why seedlings (Nehmra's nymphs) can move between and regenerate at the node trees.
and why center story around humans again. I think game is about Mech girls go pew pew and this is how coherent they could make it after they are done with the concept art and the cool pew pew tech. Again I need to get to N1 jlpt fast.
I don't agree with the mining part, the buildings don't seem like a mining, seems like human living and lots of pipes everywhere. water treatment? why nymphs still need to treat water?
the CPTO seems kind of silly, humans exist? so what all this story for, why let this go on. It seems more like aliens. who don't cares about hod. maybe human who escape but knows humans don't live down there anymore? or maybe sending that one to see if there is? but isn't hod earth in a big megastructure? or just crater in earth, idk, the crater in earth is underwhelming for eons of species extinction. I need learn jp more.
Metametria Megacorp then builds the megastructure that we see in-game in order to mine and harness Cells.
Only a space-faring humanity would have the resources to build these giant megastructures.
This megastructure also has facilities that manufactures weapons autonomously, implying that there's some interplanetary conflict that humanity is involved in.
Humanity being extinct on Hod would make more sense this way.
Hod could have just been a mining and factory colony, possibly under attack the enemy at one point in time, and it became less important as the conflict drags on
This would explain why humanity would never visit Hod again.
The reasoning is this, the game takes place in a giant crater.
If this crater is on Earth, then it means that there was a giant meteor that created this crater.
But such a meteor would definitely wipe out humanity that's mostly bound to Earth.
Since Nehma refers to humans as Carbon-based lifeform, that implies that nymphs and varients are not carbon-based lifeforms, perhaps silicon-based lifeforms instead, making alien to Earth's ecosystem.
Therefore Hod being an alien planet seems more likely.