The idea is developed in the novels of the Pioneers of Hôdo.

The pioneers of Hôdo were each one representatives of various political, military, economic, religious powers.

The first human colony was to be a as the often fanaticized ideal that each one defended, and who was rejected, at least, by half of the other colonists.

But above all, it was necessary to survive.

Initially, the colonists put up with the very hierarchical structure of the astronauts, more adapted to survival in medium, if not hostile, at least inhospitable.

The chief of the trek proposed a charter, the "ten commandments" which were to ensure the cohabitations of the pioneers.

That law was the only one, but an absolute must. It was to make it possible each Hôdon to live according to its convictions without however harm the others.