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There is a darkness amongst the stars. Something that looks for anything good in the universe before taking it and corrupting it. Many call it by different names but most simply call it the Union.
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If you want peace, then you must prepare for war.
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The shadow of the massive ship hung over the planet like an executioner's blade that was ready to come down upon it the moment that its captain gave the order.

Thessia Homeworld of the Asari race was once believed to be the safest planet in the galaxy and it was now burning as the invaders searched for any survivors that they could take.

The invaders wasted no effort in looking for anyone alive even amongst the burning remains of the defense fleet and space stations.

The Asari fought bravely even going as far as to kill themselves just to deny the invaders any hope of taking them captive, but their efforts were in vain.

To the invaders, their lives were meaningless if they weren't useful to them.

Hours seemed to pass by like seconds as the galaxy gathered its strength to help their allies.

Yet when the fleet arrived to help its allies, they found an empty planet, the different races searched high and low yet no matter where they looked they didn't find a single living being.

The only thing that they found were the desecrated remains of the defenders, it didn't matter if they looked in the highest skyscrapers where only the wealthy could ever hope to set foot in.

Or the deepest of bunkers where the planet leaders hid their darkest secrets.

There was no one left and the invaders had taken everything that had value with them.

Thessia had lost all of its plants and wildlife, the invaders had gone as far as to drain its oceans dry and the only reason that there were any buildings left was that the invaders didn't care about them.

The invaders didn't even leave the planet's minerals alone, they had taken everything and the galaxy was a fraid.

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The screams of pain and ecstasy could be heard through every ship in the fleet as the men enjoyed their prize, the siege of the planet had been more than a success.

The planet barely had any defenses just a couple of space stations and what was barely a fleet, it didn't matter anyway because they had won and were now going home to sell everything they got.

"All alright guys tell me how the auction goes I have to get some sleep, I have work in the morning." the captain of the Phalanx said to his friends as he tried to log out, only to find that the log-out option was gone.

"Guys where the hell is the Union?" he heard the Captain of the Starkiller Base say to everyone before his friends began to search through their maps for the Union's location.

'What the hell the map says that we're in the right spot but there's nothing here." he heard the Captain of the Ark say to everyone.

'Guys try to log out." he said to his friends who immediately did what he told them to do and to his dismay he heard them all ask themselves where the log-out option was.

"There must be a glitch in the system." he said to everyone as he tried to send a message to the developers but the message didn't go through and his screen said that the person or group didn't exist.

He felt his heart beating inside his chest as fear began to overwhelm him and the joy of what he had just done earlier was completely forgotten.

"Everyone relax, our families will find us and unplug us. For now, we just have to play, and like it or not we are stuck inside the game." Starkiller said to everyone.

He let out a breath of relief, Starkiller was right, eventually, someone was going to realize that they were gone and would pull the helmets off their heads and they would be back in the real world again.

He couldn't help but smile as the fear left him, it was a good thing that they had chosen to use their strongest ships, so they didn't have to worry about anyone attacking them.

It had taken them a long time to get the ships and that was the reason why they hardly ever used them.

Each ship could easily pass as a planet or space station that could house entire fleets of smaller ships.

They had chosen to be the bad guys this time, but only because they had never done it before.

The Union was a group made of different players who did their own thing and as a result, the Union was responsible for everything.

Pirates, blame the Union, Mercenaries, blame the Union

An honorable group of men and women sworn to protect the peace, you guessed it blame the Union.

There were only two rules in the Union, once you are part of the Union you don't attack anyone that is a member of the Union.

And the second rule was aliens are and always will be beneath Humans.

The second rule existed because of how Human players were looked down upon by everyone else, to put it simply Humans didn't have the best technology or weapons.

There isn't any reason to mention the difference in speed and strength when comparing a human to an alien.

Normally this would have made the Union a haven for Human players, but the Union didn't care about doing that.

No, the Union existed for one reason and one reason only.

Revenge.

Fine, an alien species has better technology, it's a good thing they made it for us.

If that planet full of aliens has cleaner water than ours, then that just means that the aliens aren't using it.

Normally people would have called us the villains of the story or the organization that was responsible for the world's problems but the truth was that every other race had a group like ours.

The reason was that that was just how the game was played, like it or not, no matter how a player wanted to play the game, they would eventually need to join or create their own group to survive and grow their empires.

"So what do you guys want to do?' he asked his friends.

'I don't know about you guys but I'm going to go and have some fun." he heard the Ark's captain answer him before he cut off communication.

"Same here" he heard Star Killer say to him before everyone else said the same thing before they turned off their microphones.

"Computer have the probes look for any aliens that are similar to Humans but are different enough that none of us have a problem hurting them." he said to the computer before he stood up and walked out of the bridge.

There was no point in him being stuck inside the game and not enjoying his time in it, so he followed his friend's lead and went to have some fun.

There is a darkness amongst the stars. Something that looks for anything good in the universe before taking it and corrupting it.

Many call it by different names but most simply call it the Union.
 
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Shadows pass through the room bathing it in a blue and gray light, he opened his eyes when he felt the woman next to him move.

He must have fallen asleep again, it wasn't the first time that he had fallen asleep while playing and it was only when he tried to log out and found that the option wasn't there that he remembered why he was still in the game.

He removed the covers and let his feet hang off his bed as he sat down so that he could think about his situation.

Too much time had passed and even if he had slept in the game before the helmet's safety switch should have activated and forced him out of the game so why was he still here?

He heard the alien woman moan while she slept but he ignored her.

He switched his help screen and turned his attention to the probes that he had sent out the night before and to his surprise they had found several planets filled with Humanoid aliens that were just waiting to be taken.

"What are going to do, if we somehow ended up in some kind of Isekai?" he asked himself as he remembered the different anime and mangas that he read when he was younger.

He didn't want to think about the consequences of their actions, because they had just killed an entire planet and enslaved everyone in it.

He didn't react when he felt a pair of warm blue hands wrap themselves around his chest.

"Master it's late come back and get some sleep." the blue-skinned woman said to him.

He was tempted to listen to her and he had to use most of his will to resist the woman's attempts to control his mind, he grabbed the woman's hands and removed them from his chest.

"Get dressed and get out." he ordered her.

He didn't say or do anything as he watched the Asari leave his room. If he had to compare the Asari species to anything else, he would say that they were succubuses.

There was only one reason why the Asari species looks female and has all of the parts that a female should have, but can reproduce with any other species.

The Asari for as kind and benevolent as they may act, are an invasive species.

They go from one planet to another befriending the local population and slowly breed out the native species.

If anyone wanted to argue with him about this, they would have to answer him why their species developed a form of telepathy that only works while they are in contact with their target.

He tried to contact his friends or anyone else who had been a part of the fleet, but everyone was either asleep or was still having fun so no one answered his call.

The fleet was made of the largest and most powerful ships of their group and while they weren't anything when compared to the mighty Union's combined fleet, they weren't an easy target either.

'What the hell are we going to do?" he asked himself again.

Even if they had taken the entire Asari population, it wasn't enough to keep the men entertained.

The size of each ship and the fact that the Asari race had been split between them meant that there weren't enough playthings to go around.

Then there was the other problem, they couldn't risk just being a fleet-basted group and they couldn't risk putting everything they had into colonizing a planet or group of planets.

Both had their problems, planets needed to be protected from pirates and raiders, and any ship no matter how strong or large could be destroyed.

They couldn't just find a planet and take it from the natives because there would always be groups that would rise against them, not to mention that the native population would always shield each other from harm.

No, if they were going to be trapped here then they needed a plan and that was something that he wasn't willing to do alone, so he decided to at least try and get an idea of what the universe had prepared for them.

"Computer have the probes managed to find any other organizations or groups?' he said to the ship comper and the computer showed him the different names of the groups that were near the fleet's location.

From the size of the list, he knew that there were several groups besides the ones that the computer had shown him, but the ones that he had seen were the closest ones to the fleet.

There was no point in him sitting here and worrying about the situation so he stood up, got dressed, and walked out of the room.

The Phalanx had a night and day system installed so that the crew could work around the clock so that the ship always had a fully functioning crew.

Despite yesterday's celebration, the halls of the ship were just as clean as they had been before the men had their fun. There were some signs of what had and was still happening in some of the many rooms.

An empty bottle of beer here, some drops of alien blood over there, and what he hoped was vomit in the corner.

If someone were to ask him where he was going he would answer with the truth and say "I don't know, I just felt like I needed to walk for a bit."

...Change...

Broken was the only way that anyone could describe what the different races of the galaxy felt towards the citadel and its council members.

No matter what the councilors did or said there was no way that they could regain the various races' trust.

No one could believe how quickly the invaders had managed to breach Thessia's defenses and capture the Asari population living in it, before stripping the planet bare.

There was no telling who the unknown enemy would attack next and that terrified everyone because none of the Council races knew where the invaders had taken the Asari and what would become of them when the invaders were done with them.

The ones affected the most were the Asari who found themselves being pushed away by their allies, it had been the Asari's homeworld that had been attacked so it made sense that the enemy would attack any planet that had Asari living in it.
 
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Councilor Tevos was frustrated and angry she replayed the video that the space stations and defense fleet sent through the net when they called for help.

She couldn't help but feel a chill run down her spine as she looked at the gargantuan structures that had surrounded her homeworld before the invasion began.

The enemy hadn't even bothered to stop the cameras on the planet from recording everything that happened on it, it was as if they were telling her and the rest of her people what they thought about their defenses.

Tevos could only glare at the screen as she watched the oldest of the Matriarchs whose experience and wisdom was dragged kicking and screaming by the invaders.

She wasn't the only one as the other matriarchs fought with everything that they had before they were taken into the enemy's ship and carried away.

The invaders didn't care how young or old the Asari were, as she watched pregnant women and women who carried infants in their arms being pushed into the slave ships.

Her heart broke when she began to see the twisted creatures that began to hack the planet's internet before they began to copy everything in it.

There wasn't a single piece of technology that the twisted abominations hadn't touched, as the videos showed how even the simplest toy that had nothing electronic in it was scanned before it was tossed aside like trash.

Her blood began to pump with rage as she watched another video and she saw what the invaders did with anyone who had tried to resist them, she would have cried if she hadn't seen similar things in the past.

It was clear to her now that when the citadel found the enemy's location and went to retrieve her missing people, there probably wouldn't be anything left of the Asari that were taken.

She turned off the screen and laid her head back, the enemy had left a trail of radiation, it was easy for the stealth teams to follow but the problem was that it just kept on going.

There are rules in the universe and one of those rules is that there is always a certain amount of room between planets.

The rule wasn't a concrete one as some planets were closer to each other than others, but there was never a place that had a single planet or no planets at all.

The radiation trials didn't seem to end and just kept on going until the stealth teams were forced to stop their pursuit because they risked running out of fuel.

At least one good thing had come out of all of this.

The stealth teams had discovered several worlds filled with alien life, each planet housed a civilization that varied in culture and technological advancement.

Yet as the councilors watched the videos they became even more worried because all of these worlds shared one thing in common.

They had been left alone.

The enemy ships had completely ignored these worlds and that thought alone terrified her to her core, because it meant that whoever attacked Thessia didn't do it because they wanted slaves.

Slavers didn't care how intelligent their slaves were or where they came from, and that meant that her people were targeted for a specific reason.

Tevos felt a hot tear begin to show itself but she quickly removed it, her heart was heavy because she knew that the other races were making the right decision by pushing her people away.

If her theory was right then it was only a matter of time before the enemy returned and took another Asari world for themselves.

They would do this over and over again until her people didn't have any planets of their own and then the enemy would turn their eyes upon any world that still had Asari living in it.

Some would say that this last part was an exaggeration, and she would tell them that regardless of how easily the enemy had taken her people, no one did something like this without wanting everything.

She simply had to point at how the enemy had taken everything from her world and left an empty rock behind.

These were people who wanted everything or nothing, and she was afraid.

........Change.......
The shadows inside the ship seemed to move on their own as the children tried to make themselves smaller so that the guards didn't turn to look at them.

The creatures deformed bodies were a horrifying blend of technology and organic materials that once belonged to some unfortunate soul.

Perhaps it had been another prisoner, maybe he or she had angered his\ her captors and they had punished him by making him in the abomination.

All of the adults had been dragged away by their new masters.

So the only ones left were those who had small children who still needed to be carried and those who still had children in their bellies who had yet to be born.

"open.' they heard someone say in an alien tongue.

The walls of the room began to rise into the ceiling and sink into the floor of the ship revealing an even larger room that now felt almost empty, even though the prisoners now saw that they weren't the only ones in the room.

"Congratulations all of you belong to me now." the creature said to them before the abominations repeated his words to them in their language.

"I won't take anything else from you, feel free to worship your gods and practice whatever you did before. Just remember that you belong to me and I dont take kindly to betrail." the creature said to them.

Even if they couldn't understand what the creature said to them they could feel the threat in his words.

the children watched as the adults eagerly nodded even as the mechanical abominations repeated the creature's words.

"Good, feel free to explore this is your home now, and remember if you destroy anything or try to sabotage anything you will die."

"This is a ship and a tiny hole can quickly turn into a giant one.' it said to them before it left again.

"Why?" one of the adults asked the creature, who turned and looked at her, its eyes seemed to glow with a cruel light as it looked into the woman's pain pain-filled expression.

'Why not." it answered her, there was no cruelty in its vice, and that somehow made his answer feel even worse.

the woman just held onto her daughter tightly as she watched the creature walk out of the room it was followed by the guard who left the door open so that they could step out and start to explore their new home.
 
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His help screen began to beep as one alert after another began to come through, it seemed that he was the only one awake anymore and the others had decided to follow his lead, but each of them was looking for something different.

Some were looking for resources, while others just invented technology and didn't seem to care that it wasn't compatible with what their ships were currently using.

"What are we going to do?' he asked his friends who chose not to answer his call and decided to send voice mails listed.

"Simple we just keep doing, the same thing that we did before." Star Killer answered him.

Nut" he began but Star Killer stopped him before he could say anything else.

'Look I already spoke with everyone else and we all agreed that there isn't anything that we can do besides find somewhere and lower our heads so that no one finds us."

"Star Killer right, we just destroyed an entire world and that's something that we can't undo. So we have to focus on what we can do." the Ark's captain said to him.

"And that is?" he asked his friends.

'Keep our crews from killing us.' everone else answered him before they began to speak their fears about the men that they had inside their ships

He couldn't help but smile before he started to laugh, it wasn't that he found their situations funny after all he was in the same spot as them, but he was happy to know that they shared his worries.

"So what now? Do we just become raiders and start taking entire populations until we are sure that our men have enough women to go around?" he asked everyone who immediately said yes all at once.

'Okay then at least we have something to do. By the way, does anyone know if there are any human-controlled worlds?' he asked everyone and one of the other players answered him.

"I sent my drones out to look for them and it's odd. They found several human-controlled worlds, but they're all either going through some kind of collapse or are just getting past a civil war of some kind." the other player said to him.

"So what are we dealing with a 40K situation or are they just a bunch of worlds filled with Humans?" Star Killer asked the man.

"That's just the thing, there aren't any signs that these worlds ever knew each other, but I could be wrong." the man answered Star Killer.

"I say that we make the Union again." the Ark said to everyone and his words made the entire chat fall silent.

While the Union did have its benefits, there was no mistaking the crimes that its members had committed in the past. If they were truly trapped in this reality even if it was a virtual one then the consequences of their actions couldn't be ignored.

"He's right but we should focus on getting our guys what they need before anything else because no one likes having to work and not get paid for it.' Star Killer broke the silence, but his words made the silence seem to grow.

He listened to his footsteps as he walked back to the bridge and he hated the fact that he agreed with his friends.

"We need a base." he said to everyone before everyone began to say what they believed would be the best place for their base of operation, but in the end, they agreed that the asteroid belt was the best option.

It wasn't because they could use the floating space rocks to hide, or that the asteroids themselves could be carved stuck together and made into something livable.

No, the reason was simpler than all of that, if their location was ever found they could use the asteroids so they could escape in every direction regardless of the size of the enemy fleet.

he couldn't help but smile as he entered the bridge they had a plan it wasn't a good one and a lot of things could go wrong but it was a plan, he was just about to sit down when he heard the door open again.

"Captain, I would like to speak to you sir." he heard someone that he didn't know say to him.

'Go on." he said to the man who stood in front of the door.

'Sir when my men and I agreed to work with you, we were promised a share of.' the man began.

'Let me guess you and your boys didn't get to have any fun?' he asked the man in front of him.

"Yes sir." the man answered him.

'I'm aware of that, but you have to admit that this is a big ship and it's not the biggest one in the fleet." he said to the man as he made the friendliest smile that he could form.

'But sir.' eh man protested.

'Calm down, your not the only ones who didn't have fun, so we just have to raid a couple of more places until everyone has their share." he said to the man and he couldn't help but notice the look of relief that the man gave him.

He watched the man walk away, he had no idea who he was nor did he care enough to use his help screen so that he could see who the man was.

This was going to be a problem, every one of the men on the ship had their own worries and beliefs, and with time that was going to become an issue in itself.

"Calm down focus on one thing at a time." he said to himself before he began to look through the list of names of all of the aliens that he and his friends would soon be taking.

"Okay these seem to be the best options." he said to himself as he looked at the three races that he chose to target.

Their planets didn't have anything worth taking so whatever they did take would only used to keep the planet's population alive and all of the aliens were used to being slaves.

This was the main reason that he chose them, as the people themselves chose to sell their own children just so that they could leave their worlds.

he sent the images and the locations of the planets to the rest of the fleet and he smirked when he heard the other captain begin to cheer.

By the time they were done both the Twi'lek race and the Dark Elf race would belong to the Union and if they went enough then they would just have to get to the Tamaran species and bring them in as well.
 
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Some Lore
The Union is seen by most none Human Species as one of the worst or the worst things that anyone can find themselves dealing with.

And for the most part, they are, if you are an alien and you either have something the Union wants or are something that they want good luck fighting the Union and keeping them away.

With that being said that's only if your species is already prospering.

For Humans the Union is one of the best things that can happen because even if a human-controlled planet doesn't join them they are still willing to trade or simply leave those planets and their territories alone.

And if you are an alien that caught their attention and are willing to do anything to get off the planet, becoming one of the Union's servant races is something that you would jump at the chance for.

And while you can never officially be equal to the Humans in the Union, the reality of your situation is completely different, because even if you hate the Union where else would you go?

So every race that's in the Union has a reason to keep the group together.

So it's not out of the ordinary to see Aliens giving orders to Humans.
 
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The sounds of water dripping could be heard echoing through the night, it was nothing more than another sound that blended itself into the world and became lost amongst the rest of the noise.

The last war had ruined everything and now the people were resorting to eating corpses to survive, it didn't matter who the bodies belonged to anymore, as no one cared enough to ask who had fought on what side.

Entire families were busy cleaning their children to make them more appealing to the slavers who should be returning soon, the men, women, and children were more than eager to make themselves useful to them.

Everyone agreed that it was better to live a life in servitude than to pass another moment in this hellish place.

So it was no mystery that everyone quickly exited their homes when the sound of something entering the filled the air with its roar.

The people watched as one ship after another arrived, it was as if they were predators that were prepared to fight for their meal and yet when the ships landed their crews found themselves being welcomed by everyone.

The strange creatures that looked like elves but grunted and moved in a way that was less than flattering were confused when the people began to eagerly offer their sons and daughters to them.

Yet to everyone's surprise the slavers were allowing everyone to enter the ships, it didn't matter how old, frail, or sick the Dark elves were they were being allowed to escape their world and go with their new masters.

The only ones who chose not to leave were those who were the rulers of the world and those who served directly underneath them.

To them, the planet was a paradise and so they didn't see a reason to leave.

Still, they ordered the creature that had come to their world to pay for what they were taking and the Humans agreed.

It wasn't that they could just kill the Dark Elves, but what was the point of doing so?

The rulers of the world would realize that everyone who served them was gone and would have to learn to do everything that they were once too proud to do on their own.

And in the end, there were only three possibilities that that would happen. One the rulers would die and the Union would simply come back and take all of the gold and then everything else.

The second option was that the dark elves that were left would have no choice but to focus on surviving the mess of a world that they lived in and when the Union returned if it ever did.

They would once again offer themselves into servitude just so they could escape the place.

As for the Dark Elves that arrived at the main fleet, they were more than eager to join in the feat of the flesh and begin their lifetime of service.

Star Killer watched as the Dark Elves eagerly celebrated with the men, he could see the creature's eyes glowing whenever they passed an area of his ship that was a little too dark.

The fantasy games and videos that he had seen over the years didn't do the creatures justice, they were perhaps even more seductive than the Asari.

The way that the creatures moved was completely unnatural and a person just had to see one of them walk to be nearly overwhelmed with lust.

It was as if all that the creatures needed to control someone's mind was to have a person look at them.

Star Killer had his help screen scan his mind and body for any signs of mental manipulation, but his help screen showed that there weren't any.

The dark Elves were just irresistible to him and by the looks of it, his crew agreed.

He leaned back on his command chair and allowed his mind to wonder briefly if the Dark Elves had been an easy target, then the Twi'lek's had been even easier.

The reason was that unlike the Dark Elves, who had aggressively rushed into the ships the Twi'leks had tried to hide from them and failed miserably.

They had tried to defend themselves, but he couldn't even call that a resistance, at least the Asari had made his men work for what they had got and the Dark Elves' overly eager actions had taken his men by surprise.

The Twi'leks however, weren't even a fight, granted he and his friends had flooded the planet with soldiers, so whatever resistance the planet's population could have put up crumbled instantly.

He let out a breath and listened to the door beside him open, he didn't react to the three alien women who walked onto the bridge.

They were barely dressed and judging by the few clothes that they were wearing, he knew that his men had chosen what they believed he would like.

They weren't wrong, but he hadn't joined them in the fun last night for a reason and he had no intention to do so at the moment either.

"Captain." a purple-skinned Asari said to him.

"Leave he ordered her and her companions who flinched the moment that he spoke to them.

"Are we not your liking?" the Dark Elf said to him, her worried voice forcing him to turn and look at her and her companions.

They were quite a sight, Blue, Purple, and Grey colors that were on three gorgeous alien women that he would be more than happy to enjoy himself with.

But he wasn't Stupid, there was a reason why he was able to get Star Killer Base when so many others had failed to do so and that reason was that he wasn't easily distracted.

There was still a large chunk of the crew that didn't have any females and if they had bothered to make one-third of the crew female then they would have been dead by now.

The men had seen their friends and coworkers enjoy the fruits of their labor, and were eagerly awaiting their turn.

"I don't like being distracted while I'm working go and have some fun." he said to them, but he made sure to keep his voice low and soft enough that he didn't seem annoyed with their presence.

He watched as the dark elf walked closer to him and knelt in front of him, her gold eyes seemed to force him to keep his eyes on her.

"Master let me serve you, let me prove myself.' she said to him with a friendly and innocent smile that kept his attention on her even more than before.

A shock of pain forced his mind out of whatever trance he was in, he briefly glanced at his help screen and couldn't believe his eyes because the thing said that there was nothing containing him.

He had programmed his help screen to send a shock of pain to anyone who was being manipulated by hormones, gas, or telepathy and just to be safe he allowed it to shock him if something was out of the ordinary.

Needless to say, he had made the right decision, but what he didn't expect was that his help screen said that he was just overly attracted to the woman in front of him.

"I'm working leave, you will get more companions soon." he said to her before he turned and looked at the two remaining aliens who hadn't moved from their spot.

"All of you belong to me and the Union, if you don't want to join in the festivities why don't you go explore our new home." he said to them and watched as both women stepped back in fear.

'Are we, not enough?" the Twi'lek said to him with a voice that sounded as if she could break down crying at any moment.

"When will it be enough?' the Asari added her voice was just as broken as the Twi'leks.

"Soon." he said to them before he turned and looked into the dark elves' gold eyes again "Soon.' he said to her before he gently touched her chin and told he to leave.

He didn't bother to look at the women as they left, because his target was already on screen.

He could see the defense fleet around the planet and its nearby moon or were they moons, it was hard to tell because of all of the destroyed ships that were floating around.

He watched as the planet briefly glowed green as its inhabitants activated the shield that protected it and he could already see the radiation of the ships that would soon be arriving.

"This one is going to put up a fight"' he said to himself before he pressed the button that was next to his right thumb and sent the ship into high alert.

It was time to finish gathering what they needed so they could focus on what was important.
 
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There is a universal rule that never changes whenever something terrible is going to happen and that rule is the silence.

It doesn't matter if a person, a city a kingdom, or an entire planet is celebrating, something deep inside can feel the silence preventing them from fully enjoying what should be something amazing.

Even before the videos of the mysterious flee began to be shown throughout the world, the people of Tamaran could feel the danger and so they prepared to once again fight for their lives.

It hadn't been since the first time that their planet was invaded and turned into the wasteland that it is now that they had felt afraid and yet they couldn't help but feel the pit of fear growing inside them.

An entire fleet made of ships that were nearly the size of a planet and a couple that were slightly larger than a planet.

The women and children were quickly taken to the bunkers with a practiced discipline that could only exist after the people had become accustomed to being invaded by slavers.

The protectors of the world both in space and on the planet waited for the attack to begin, but it never came, the fleet simply flew past them and their world as if it didn't exist.

Starkiller smirked as he watched the confused expressions that were on the Tamaran's faces, he knew better than to directly attack a species that was similar to a Kryptonian.

If playing the game had taught him anything, it was that if he wanted to break the species, then he would have to convince them to do it themselves.

When this was just a game, he had lost entire fleets to a species like theirs, not because he lacked the firepower to defeat them, but because the species was so strong that they were able to resist him long enough for someone to come and help them.

"Everyone stop we're here." he said to everyone and watched as the ships stopped moving before he sent several drones to the planet, it didn't matter if the fleet protecting it destroyed them after all he just needed the message to get through.

The captain of the Phalanx was being too reckless, while it was true that the aliens that they had taken hadn't resisted them yet, it didn't change the fact that their ships were now filled with beings that didn't trust them and had more than enough reason to hate them.

He watched as the drones flew into the planet undisturbed by the ships in orbit and watched coldly as his message was sent to the planet's inhabitants.

He told the people of the planet who the Union was and what it wanted from them, but he also told them that the Union had no interest in attacking them.

He offered terraforming technology along with everything that the people on the planet could and would need to fix their ruined world and all that it would cost them was half of the female population.

He even went as far as to say that if the men on the planet wanted to join their women then they would have to agree to help the Union do whatever it was doing regardless of what it was.

And best of all the service was permanent, the Tamarans were free to leave whenever they wanted as none of them would be forced to stay in the ships or any of the Union-controlled worlds.

Star Killer grinned as seconds became hours and the inhabitants of the planet argued amongst themselves, some wanted to reject his offer others were considering it and some eagerly said yes.

Star Killer smirked when the king of the planet rejected his offer, the poor fool didn't even know that the drones were filled with nanobots that were programmed to destroy everything that wasn't organic.

He just had to give the order and the planet's orange-skinned people would find themselves back in the stone age.

It didn't matter how powerful the species was, because once enough time had passed Tamaran's would be easy targets for him and his men.

"How unfortunate." he said to the king through one of his drones, and he was bout to order the nanobots to begin their attack when the king spoke again.

"However I won't stop my people from working with you if they want, but only if we agree on the conditions."

Star Killer couldn't help but laugh loudly, this was honestly a first, he was so used to having to fight a planet whenever he found one that he didn't expect the king to offer his people to him.

This wasn't like the Dark Elves who had wanted to escape their home or the Asari who had put up a fight, and they weren't even like the Twi'lek who tried to hide.

the king wanted to negotiate.

He pressed a button and made a hologram of himself appear in front of the king.

"I'll be honest with you, there is only one reason why we want your women. Can you live with yourself knowing that you gave them up for us to use and then throw away when we are done with them." he said to the king who looked at him with cold eyes.

"It's a better offer than what the slavers have been doing to us." the king answered him.

"What do you want?" the Ark's captain said to the king as a drone made a hologram of him standing next to Star Killers.

One by one the leaders of the fleet stood before the king and listened to the king's demands.

the Union's leaders agreed to the king's requests after all what the man wanted wasn't anything difficult for them to give.

He wanted the Union to help fight the slavers that kept on attacking his people and wanted the Union to help his men find and bring back, everyone, that the slavers had taken.

His final request was for the Union to help his people fix their injured planet so that it could go back to the beautiful garden world that it once was, so that his people didn't have to live in a desert wasteland.

Star Killer watched his ships begin to enter the planet, everything was going so smoothly so why was it that he couldn't hear anything?

Why was everything so quiet?

His ship's main computer began to ring over and over again as the radiation outside grew to the point that it was nearly impossible to keep the ship from shaking.

'It's a trap." Star Killer said as a fleet of unknown ships appeared on screen.

"So this is why you agreed." he said to the king who grinned at him.
 
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Star Killer looked at his friends and the rest of the captains as their ships shook with the attacks of the enemy that seemed to be increasing, none of them liked the situation.

they all ignored the fact that the Queen and King of the aliens were still present.

"So how are we going to handle this?" Star Killer asks everyone hoping that at least one person would want to leave the aliens to their fate.

"We are going to fight them, they attacked us unprovoked." the captain of the Phalanx said to him.

"We owe these people nothing." Star Killer said to his friend but he made sure that the rest of the captains heard him.

"Attention unknowns!" an alien that they had never seen before appeared

"In a minute!" the Ark's Captain stopped the alien from saying anything else.

"The Tamaran's are too much trouble, there are several aliens with beautiful women and we don't have to worry about them turning on us, even if we just take their entire population." The Ark's captain said to everyone.

Star Killer watched as the King and Queen of Tamaran tightened their grip on whatever they were holding onto.

"Would you be willing to sell us the females?" the Phalanx Captain asked the unknown alien who immediately began to insult everyone in the meeting.

Star Killer didn't like what he heard, it wasn't that he cared about the aliens, the Union existed for Humans and Humans alone, so having an alien insult another Human in front of him was something that he wouldn't allow.

"King and Queen of this troublesome species, you who have brought problems to us despite having just met us." Star Killer said to the rulers of the world, whose glowing green eyes were just as hard as his.

"We are going to help you, but we will be changing our agreement. Your people will now serve the Union as soldiers and pleasure workers."

"It doesn't matter if a woman and man are wedded to each other, they will serve our people."

The silence that followed wasn't surprising after all who would accept such a one-sided deal, and the Tamarans were a race of super-powered beings.

"Deal, but please let the children live freely until they are of age." the King begged him.

"Deal." Star Killer said to the King as the Ark began to move and the rest of the fleet moved away from each other so that they didn't risk accidentally firing at each other.

"You had a chance to avoid making enemies of us, but now you lost it." Star Killer said to the alien, as the image of the Ark opening its arms was shown to it and its friends.

There was always a sense of wonder and amazement whenever anyone saw just how giant the Ark truly was, but that moment was short-lived as a clown of drones flew out of the Ark and began to fire at the enemy ships.

It was as if an alarm had gone off as every ship released its defense ships and entered the battle, Star Killer couldn't help but smile as the fleet began to fight the unknown enemy.

This was a battle, a true battle, something that the men needed, something that would make them earn their prize.

'Now what are we going to do with you?" Star Killer said to the King whose hologram placed itself between Star Killer and his wife.

"To think that you even have a choice is laughable, but I am not into that sort of thing. When this is all over feel free to visit any of our sips, the two of you should see where your people will be working."

St=tar Killer was about to say something else when a powerful explosion made his ship shake violently and judging by what his computers were saying, that one attack had taken half of his shields.

"Okay you have my full attention now." he said to the enemy before he ordered every one of his allies and men to get out of the way.

The problem with Starkiller Base is that if the ship is going to fire its main gun at anything, it has to lower its shields otherwise it causes everything onboard to shortcircuit.

Thankfully the enemy didn't know that and Star Killer grinned as he watched the main gun erase everything in front of it.

This wasn't even a fight anymore, as all of the enemy fleets ran away after that.

"They are not getting away." The Phalanx said as several black ships followed the enemy, they wouldn't attack or even slow the enemy down as their purpose was to find the enemy's base and if possible their allies.

"Now shall we begin." Star Killer said to the king and queen who looked at him with defeated expressions.
 
So the Union is the Larping guild for assholes and villains? Because the Human faction in game has the worst avatar and technology stats? @blueayes ? What exactly are they avenging? It looks like they responded to the usual Git Gud ribbing by going full InCel nutjob sociopath.

When they finally realize they've been isot into a new universe I think they'll dig in and desperately hold to that denial and continue acting like assholes. They've already indulged in their sickest fantasies. By that point the rot will have set in and taken hold. At this point the Reapers are an improvement and I hate that you have me cheering for the Reapers to kill everything.
 
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Time they say that time is the only thing that can hide the past.

A kingdom that was once a great empire that was home to millions of people would end up forgotten by everyone, its ruins buried beneath the ground long after the empire fell.

The injuries that one suffered as a child would be forgotten by that same person, it didn't matter if the child hurt his body or if someone broke his heart.

"Perhaps my people will forget who they were." Star Killer heard the king say to himself as he looked at the blue sky and green forest that covered the surface of his ship.

"No, they won't, as long as I or the rest of the captains remain, you and your people will keep your culture and everything that makes you, well you." he said to the king who just looked at him with a hard expression.

"Why would you do such a thing?" the queen asked him, she could feel the waves of fear, shame, pain, ecstasy, confusion, and defeat coming from the ship, or better said the slaves that were living inside the ship.

Star Killer looked at the sky and nearly smiled as he looked at the Tamaran homeworld.

"You should already know the answer, but I'll humor you." he said to the queen.

"To you, we are nothing more than monsters and in truth we are. You have already experienced how it feels to be targeted by a species that has superior technology"

"Now imagine that the same race is similar to yourselves, a species that's stronger, faster, and more intelligent, how long would it take your people to gain your freedom?'

"I tell you this not because I want you to think that we are friends but for you to understand why we do things the way that we do."

"To you, we are nothing but monsters, but take the Asari for example. They go from planet to planet befriending the population and with time they start to breed with them."

"Normally this would be a good thing, as it shows that the species are growing closer. Except that the Asari don't truly breed with another species, they just connect their minds and take whatever is useful from whoever they meet."

"Their children will always be nothing more than Asari, but what happens to the original inhabitants of the planet?"

"Well, they get the pleasure of being second-class citizens in their birth world."

"Oh and before you start to think that it doesn't sound too bad, there is also the other possibility.
It's not the first time that, that invasive species destroys a civilization, either because they breed them out or they killed the species the old-fashioned way."

"And when they're done, they erase everything from the record, nothing remains of the people that they destroyed, all of this because they simply didn't like the people living there."

Star Killer ignored the looks of shock that the king and queen were giving him, so he continued to tell them the things that he had seen in the game, it wasn't like he was lying after all this did happen in the game.

"We took this species from their homeworld and made them our playthings, they are now experiencing the same thing that they have done to countless others."

"I tell you this because as long as we exist, your homeworld and any colonies that you make will be entirely under your control."

"What do we care about what you do down there, you know how things are done, and know how your people handle everything, but up here in space, your people play by our rules."

"So feel free to send ships and set up secret colonies so that you can free yourselves from us, and we will simply leave, but when you meet someone that doesn't care about you or your people. You will understand the difference between serving us and kneeling to them."

The two of them looked at one another in silence neither of them wanting to somehow insult their host.

They hated knowing that despite several of their people being taken into the ships, they weren't as many as they expected.

They had expected the Union soldiers to ravage their world and then leave.

They expected to see the still living bodies of their subjects who would be so mentally broken by what the Union soldiers had done to them, that they could barely function anymore.

The Union was keeping its side of the deal, they were helping repair their world, and its soldiers were working with their subjects to repair the ruined houses and buildings that were destroyed during the constant slaver invasions.

The broken remains of war machines or simple vehicles that their people used were now being cleared in a way that they didn't end up making more trash.

It would be a while before their world returned to the way it was before, but the seeds of the future were already being planted and all that it cost them, was the bodies of their people.

"Why?" the queen asked him in a voice that still held some strength but somehow showed that her will was growing weaker.

"Why what?" Star Killer asked her.

"Why not just break us like you have done to them?" the king asked him.

"What would be the point? As strong as the Union is, we aren't the strongest group out there and we can't be everywhere."

"You've noticed it haven't you, despite how our men are free to do what they please with your people, not a single child or person that has a partner has been brought onboard or been touched in any way that hints at something else."

"To shorten my answer, space is big and we need allies." Star Killer answered the king and queen.

"You don't even hint at us being your allies!" the queen shouted at him.

"Allies, servants what's the difference? It's always the same, the stronger one forces everyone else to do what they want."

"We don't deny you anything, hell we are even helping you rearm and build new ships, so tell me what do you want." he asked the king and queen who could only look at him.
 
So the Union is the Larping guild for assholes and villains? Because the Human faction in game has the worst avatar and technology stats? @blueayes ? What exactly are they avenging? It looks like they responded to the usual Git Gud ribbing by going full InCel nutjob sociopath.

When they finally realize they've been isot into a new universe I think they'll dig in and desperately hold to that denial and continue acting like assholes. They've already indulged in their sickest fantasies. By that point the rot will have set in and taken hold. At this point the Reapers are an improvement and I hate that you have me cheering for the Reapers to kill everything.
All of that is true, but to be fair they did start the game planning to be the bad guys.

They don't know that everything that they are doing is real.

I mean from their point of view why not just keep playing until someone finally takes the helmets off their heads, it's never going to happen, but what reason do they have not to do what they were planning to do?
 
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Star Killer looked at the videos in front of him, it has been a few days since they took over the planet and brought the playthings for their men.

"What?" he said to an Asari that walked into the bridge.

He turns and sees the grey eyes of the blue-skinned alien woman as she glares at him.

"What are you going to do with us?' she asks him with a voice that shows him that she hasn't been broken yet.

"It should be clear what we want with you and your kind." he answers her.

'You kidnaped us and the other and you just wanted play things!?" she asked him, the shock, confusion, and desperation clear in her voice.

he stared at her for a moment before standing up and ordering all of the aliens on board to follow the lights that would lead them outside.

Star Killer walked closer to the alien woman and lowered his voice to the point that it was clear and sounded as cruel as it possibly could.

"Yes, now come with me." he says to her as the door opens.

He doesn't have the time to walk outside so the floor begins to move on its own, because the floor is moving on its own his walk is a lot faster.

He ignores the fearful looks on the alien's faces and he simply nods at his men as he walks outside,

the gasps of shock and fear fill his surroundings as the aliens realize just how big Starkiller Base truly is when they step outside and find that the ship that they were in, is a planet filled with plant and animal life.

He turned to look at the Asari who now has a defeated expression.

"See that over there." he pointed at something in the sky.

"That ship is named the Ark, for as big as my ship is it's still not our largest."

"Feel free to kill me and my men, but when the rest of the Union discovers what happened, what do you think they will do to you and the rest of your kind." he says to her before he starts to walk back inside.

'Oh and before I forget, feel free to build yourselves new homes out here if you want, this is your home after all' he says to the aliens, and he can't help but smirk.

He doesn't care that the aliens can see him smiling, why would he? they are nothing but toys for his men so whatever they feel or think is meaningless.

"Well that was something." he hears the Ark's captain say to him.

"What is it?" he answers him.

"So I was wondering how long do you think that its going to be until they manage to get us out of here," the Ark asks him.

"To be honest I don't know, but there has to be a reason why they haven't gotten us out of here." he answers.

"....So do you think that we should try contacting the human-controlled worlds?"

"Why?"

"Well we are going to need help if we run into someone stronger than us and to be honest I'm getting tired of just." the Ark says to him but his voice begins to fade as if he didn't want to finish saying what he was trying to say.

"Enjoying yourself with sexy alien women." he says to the Ark's captain.

"Yeah." the Ark answers him.

"So who do you have in mind, I mean if we all show up there then they would see us as a threat." he asks the Ark.

"To be honest I think that I should do it, but Phalanx says that he wants to because we don't know if the group that we scared away will come back." the Ark answers him.

"So did anyone else say that they wanted to do it?" he asks the Ark.

"No everyone else is busy having fun."

"Oh, so why didn't you guys ask me if I wanted to" he starts to ask the Ark

"Let me stop you there, ever since we arrived at this part of the map, you have been the one calling the shots, so it's someone else's turn to be in charge' the Ark answers him.

Star Killer couldn't help but genuinely smile these were two different things, but the Ark's captain was right, he had been the one to give orders and tell the rulers of the world beneath his ship the rules, so he didn't argue with his old friend.

"Fine, tell Phalax that I won't fight him on this and that if he runs into any problems to call us for help." he says to the Ark before he hears the call cut off.

"So has he chosen which planet he is going to contact?" he asks the Ark.

'Yeah, and it would have been the good guys."

"So are you going to tell me or what?" he asks the Ark.

"yeah sorry, its name is the System Alliance."

"So when is he leaving?"

'About that, he left when you were trying to scare the aliens on your ship."

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The captain of the Phalanx smiled as he looked at the confused expression on the Alliance Admiral's face.

"I'm sorry but could you please repeat yourself." the man said to him, the fear and anger that should have been present were nowhere to be seen, and the admiral kept a stoic expression even when the four alien women looked away.

"Certainly, I am here to welcome you into the Union."

"We Humans should help one another, we offer you everything that you may ask, the only thing that we ask is that you do the same.' he says to the Admiral.

"I'm sorry Captain but I can not accept your offer, as it's the first time that....."

"To be honest with you si, it's the first time that." The admiral's voice seemed to break as the mask that he used to hide his confusion broke.

'We didn't know that there were other Humans out there, not to mention your companions." the Admiral says to him.

"Understandable."

"I am going to release a box, this box can be used to contact me or any nearby Union ship. Feel free to call us for help or when you believe that you are ready to meet again." he says to the Alliance Admiral.

"Waite we could try to" the Admiral began to say to him.

"Forgive me, but until the day that you need our help or that you feel capable enough to meet us again, please give me a map that says you do not cross this line."

"We will respect your border and as long as you don't attack us feel free to cross it anytime.' he says to the admiral who nods and orders one of his men to do as he says.

The screen quickly changed as the map of the system appeared on screen and he didn't say anything even as his ship began to leave the system.

"Master, why didn't you just force them?" the Dark Ef asks him.

'What's the point in forcing something that's going to happen anyway?" he answers her.

"Why didn't you contact us, we would have obeyed?" the red Twi'lek woman who was sitting next to his feet asks him.

"Because eventually, your people would have said that we were forcing you even when you were the ones that agreed to it." he answers her.

"You could have done to them the same thing that you did to us." the Asari says to him, her voice is still shaking after what he did to her the day before.

'You expect me to treat them the same way I treat you. I would if you could convince your people to give that nomad race a world to live in." he answers her.

"That's completely different!" te Asari shouts but quickly kneels in front of him, and looks away so that she does not anger him any further.

"Are they different things? maybe they are he lowers himself and gently touches the top of her head.

"I'll make a deal with you, if you and all of the other Asari can convince your worlds to keel when the time comes I will let you and everyone that we took rule over them."

"Think about it, the only play things that my men and I will have will be you, everyone will be spared."

'They will be free to do what they want as long as they never rise against us. Sorry, I, miss spoke, as long as they neer rise against you and everyone with you." he says to her.
 
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The smell of cigars and cheap alcohol filled the bridge and he looked at the map that the Alliance had happily given him, he had to admit he was jealous of how big the Alliance territory was when compared to his own.

He ordered his ship to show him the map of the Asaris territory and with it both the territories of the citadel and its allied races.

He smirked it would only be a matter of time before the two groups met and when they did, there would be war.

He turned and looked at the four alien women who were seductively dancing for him each one was dangerous and wouldn't hesitate to say that they would kill him and his men in a heartbeat if they ever had a chance to do so.

"Is our dance not to your liking master." the red Twi'lek woman asked, as she walked towards him.

He felt his eyes move on their own as she swayed her hips with every step, the woman's blue eyes seemed to become unnaturally bright whenever she walked beneath one of the lights that kept the darkness away from the bridge.

He felt her warm hand on his cheek as she leaned forward and tempted him to join her and the others.

He took her hand but he didn't stand instead he looked past her and stared into the eyes of the dark elf who smirked not at him but at the woman whose hand he was holding.

He didn't say anything as the woman gracefully walked towards him, he found himself unable to turn away as she stepped closer to him, he could see her gold eyes turning a bright red as she neared him.

She didn't say anything as she avoided the light that the twi'lek before her had kept close to.

Her presence was like that of a cat, that had found her prey and was taking its time to play with it before she went for the kill.

"What is it that you wish master?" she said to him, her words were like snakes that wrapped around him.

The other two women sensed that something had changed and so they stopped dancing and quickly joined him.

'I find myself troubled." he says to them as he finally manages to break free from the spell that the dark elf had placed on him.

"You see there are three ways that I can do things." he says to them and he enjoys seeing the four women try to hide their looks of confusion.

"On one hand I could ally myself with the pyrates and less-than-friendly aliens of this area and use them to spread terror before they are no longer useful to me."

"Then it's a simple matter of taking everything that has any value and leaving them behind to, feel the rage of everyone they wronged."

"I could use your kind to show the Humans of this area that the way we do things is the correct way, after all, all of you want to leave this ship and enjoy your time amongst them don't you?" he asks them.

"Finally I could use all of you to infiltrate every alien group in this part of space, so that there is a division between those similar to us, and everyone else."

'So girls why don't you decide, I'll allow you to decide the way that I deal with the people of this area. Will you choose to be the bringers of chaos, the hands of friendship or will you choose to sow division between those that were friends?' he asks them.

"Why grant us this honor?" the Asari asked him, her voice was so soft that it reminded him that she had been so pure when she had first been brought on board.

"Why not?' he asks her.

"It's true that we take what we want, but different methods accomplish the same results. So girls what will it be?" he asks them.

"We should be friends and show the Humans how we can benefit each other.' the Asari quickly says to him, her eyes wide as she eagerly presses her chest onto him.

"No we should ally ourselves with the pirates of the area and bring those useful to us so that they can prepare the rest of their kind to serve you and the Union master." the Twi'lek said to him.

"Why don't we try to befriend both the Humans and the others, that way you can get everything you want without having to fight or hurt anyone." the Tamaran says to him.

He looks at the red-headed woman who is kneeling in front of him with her hands together as if she is either praying or begging him to hear her words.

"If if could I would, but such a thing isn't possible." he says to her before he points at the map that was on the screen.

"Do you see that, eventually both groups will meet and one side must bend the knee to the other. And I will not betray my kind or those I swor to protect." he says to her.

"Master who did you swear to protect.' she asks him.

"Kind of obvious don't you think." he sees the gold-skinned woman lower her hands before her eyes are filled with pain and regret.

"I swore to protect you, my servants, and everyone beneath me because as you better it's my duty to keep you safe." he says to her and he can't help but feel shocked when all of the women jump at him before they all hug him with genuine warmth.

"Master why don't we become the Alliance's friends while causing problems for the others?" the Dark Elf asks him.

'Too many problems."

"The Alliance will want to know why we were doing all of that and then will demand that we stop."

"As for everyone else, we will have to fight several groups that are either already fighting each other.
Or we end up having to fight several groups of well-armed aliens, were ready to take out their frustration on anyone that looked at them the wrong way." he answers her.

"What are we not allowed to do?" both the Dark Elf and Twi'lek ask him.

"Unless you are attacked you can't hurt a human and you can't make Humans fight each other." he answers them.

"What if someone wants to be with us?" the Tamaran asks him her voice is filled with hope for his answer.

"I don't see anyone marrying anyone from your species, so if I don't see it how could I oppose it?" he says to her.

The girl just gasps like a teenager who was just given a new ca and hugs him again but this time with enough strength that he is forced to tap her on her back so that she lets go of him.

"Can you hide us from the others?" the Asari asks him, and he notices that she doesn't want him to look at her.

He places a hand on her chin and makes her look at him, he can see the blue-skinned woman's tears as they fall from her silver eyes and roll down her cheek.

'Forgive me I've shown you such an awful thing." she desperately says to him as she tries to stop herself from crying.

"There's no reason to hide from them, space is big and not everyone comes onboard my ship." he answers her.

He doesn't say anything as the Asari hugs him tightly and starts to cry into his chest.

"So girls what's your answer?" he asks them.

"We want to be friends with the Humans.' they all say at once.

'if that's what you wish, then as your owner how can I refuse."
 
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It would take a while before everything was ready, the Phalanx was more than capable of building the ships needed for this little game.

The truth was that he knew that all of the aliens were more than capable of turning on him and he was honestly looking forward to it.

The phalanx hadn't seen any real combat and the aliens.......

What could he say about them the Dark Elves were an oddity, they were so happy to leave their home that they willingly did everything that he and his men told them.

The Twi'leks lost all of their will to fight as soon as they were told that they were free to wander around.

He had enjoyed watching the fear in their eyes before the men had their way with them but after the men had their fun and the Twi'leks saw that no harm had come to their elderly and children they stopped resisting him and his men.

The aliens were now just as eager as the dark elves were to make themselves useful to him.

The Tamarans were a curious case, he doubted that he had any real control over them and yet they were more than happy to throw themselves into the hedonistic actions that his men did.

It wasn't odd to see Tamaran, Dark Elf, Twi'lek, and Asari performing as dancers or using their bodies to help his men relieve stress.

Then there was the Asari, they were the only ones that still had some resistance in them, but whatever hate and resentment that the species should have held was limited to the elders or the teenagers of the species.

The children and most of the adults had completely lost their will to fight.

it was easy to know why the Asari children had quickly lost their fear, as being surrounded by other children helped them quickly get used to their situation.

The adult Asari on the other hand seemed to act as if something important had been taken from them, so now they acted as if they didn't have any will of their own anymore.

If he had to describe what he was seeing, he would say that he was surrounded by traumatized aliens, the ones that were affected the most were the Asari while the Tamaran hadn't fully realized the situation that they were in.

He exhaled and looked at his screen, nothing had changed yet. Soon his screen would be filled with ships full of aliens that would either try to escape into the void or amongst the human-controlled worlds.

"I have to stop thinking like this, none of this is real." he thought to himself.

he briefly considered traveling to an alien world that had a species that wasn't compatible with Humans and had a history of being hostile to humans.

He was tempted to order his men to erase the species from existence, but he chose not to.

He wasn't a monster.

As fun, as it would have been to see an entire species being killed by an unknown threat that they had no way of fighting, he had been on the receiving end more than once to truly enjoy seeing it happen to someone else.

He wanted to go to a nearby planet and place its entire species under his rule, but he chose not to, he already had enough aliens and he still needed them to forget about the lives that they lived before he and his friends conquered them.

He had to control his thoughts, this was the problem with living inside a ship, boredom was something that everyone had to deal with.

It was one of the reasons why he and his friends needed to get the women that their men needed to distract themselves with.

The door to the bridge opened and he soon found himself under the embrace of both the Dark Elf and the Twi'lek both women seductively placed themselves under one of his arms.

"Master let us have some fun." the Dark Eelf whispers into his ear, he can feel her hot breath on it.

"What do you want?' he asked her.

"Space is big and it has plenty of toys, let us go out and bring them to you." the Red Twi'lek says to him.

"No.' he says to them.

"There are worlds filled with women that your men and your kind will never enjoy if you don't capture them now." the elf says as she presses her body on his.

"So what of it, my first and primary objective is to strengthen my kind so that no one does the same to them." he answers her.

"My people were always slaves, ships came to my world and my people were taken by slavers either to be sold or work in the mines."

"Why not do that to others?"

"Use us to bring the new toys and to break those that resist." the Twi'lek says to him before she lays on top of him and lowers her head on his neck.

"No." he answers her coldly.

It wasn't that he wasn't tempted by both alien's words, in fact, he wanted to let them go and see what they brought back and how they would go, but he knew the dangers of doing too many things at once.

So he refused to let them have their fun.

"But master" both women said to him with shok=cke dvoices.

"Do it after you gain the Alliance's trust." he says to them, if they wanted to have fun being the conquerers then they would have to do it under someone under the umbrella of someone else.

There was something about looking into the smiling faces of women who could kill him without any effort, but he looked past them when he noticed that there was a message on the main screen.

He smiled before he embraced both women, everything was ready and the ships were being boarded.
 
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