During the Beta Age, the establishment of ExoHuman settlements on VOI 700 D was orchestrated by the Free State of Settler's Settler's Council, based on the guidelines outlined in the Human Settlement Plan (HSP). Unlike the strict limitations imposed in the later Gamma Age, ExoHumans initially enjoyed relative freedom in settlement selection, land ownership, and mobility, though practical challenges significantly shaped their settlement patterns.

The execution of the HSP proved challenging due to two primary factors:

• The ExoHumans crash-landed unexpectedly on the tidally locked planet VOI 700 D, rather than their original intended destination. This unforeseen circumstance significantly disrupted the original settlement strategy.

• VOI 700 D was already inhabited by a significantly larger population of Native Tribes, whose existing settlements and territories severely limited available land within the planet's narrow Habitual Belt.

Settlements founded during this period were driven by immediate practical needs, resource availability, and exploratory findings rather than ideal planning conditions.

• New Kourou
• Location: Near the crash site of the Last Frontier, located in the Asari Region of the Habitual Belt.
• Reason for Foundation: Proximity to salvaged spaceship materials for initial housing construction. Despite lacking proximity to rivers, lakes, or other strategic resources, this site became the administrative and commercial hub due to necessity rather than optimal planning.
• Housing: Built primarily from recycled spaceship components due to resource scarcity after the crash landing.

• Firetown
• Location: In the cold, permanently dark Ralar Region on the planet’s Dark Side.
• Reason for Foundation: Discovered copper resources essential for ExoHuman technological needs.
• Housing: Constructed primarily from volcanic stone due to harsh environmental conditions and lack of other suitable materials.

• Morningstar
• Location: Within the densely forested region of the Atrana Mountains.
• Reason for Foundation: Timber resources necessary for construction, heating, and industry.
• Housing: Predominantly wooden structures and communal lodges, adapted to mountain terrain limitations.

• Hope
• Location: Fertile farmland near the Arla River in the Asari Region.
• Reason for Foundation: Initially emerged as agricultural farmland rather than a formally planned settlement. Infrastructure gradually developed to support farmers’ daily needs, eventually establishing Hope as a recognized settlement.
• Housing: Mostly basic homes built from local stone and wood, integrating living quarters directly into the farming landscape.