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| Descendants; Humanities ultimate legacy | |
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| Topic Started: Apr 18 2016, 01:25 AM (417 Views) | |
| Dapper Man | Apr 18 2016, 01:25 AM Post #1 |
* I am fed up with dis wuurld *
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Across the eons, humanity has built, conquered and destroyed. He has made his mark upon the universe, colonizing many words. His homeland, the small, yet important, planet called Earth was damaged. She was damaged to the point that almost all of her inhabitants were extinguished, save for those of who that were brought with Man. His original home planet was left to die, yet, surprisingly, it would recover. But her recovery is not what matters at this point in time. Humanity, before finally leaving earth, had taken all of his residents to planets far and wide. Most of these were lost, not knowing who would reach out for them. Assuming that they were dead and lost, the others to began to reach out, hoping to both find new worlds and to find their lost cousins. However, they only found out about the new, terraformed worlds left behind by their close cousins. They didn't find them, but found new homes. This was the entire galaxy, seemingly with open arms to humanities colonies, forcing themselves to go further. This does not come without a price, however. They weren't alone, and they would find this out sooner or later. When that time came, the colonies were taken, one by one, in almost utter surprise. These weren't friendly creatures, but they had given wisdom and life to many worlds, seeding them with every creature possible, and humanity was destroying it, upsetting these Seeders. There was soon about to be a war of the gods, one between Man and Seeders. The war was savage, long, bloody and useless. Both sides lost billions of innocent souls, who had nothing to pay. Even with all this death and destruction, it was meaningless. No one got anywhere, and yet they still brawled, fighting. But for what? Why was this war still necessary? Why would we continue this meaningless war with the Seeders? Humanity began to plead. When they did, they lost the courage to fight, and, eventually, the Seeders won. Due to the fact that humanity had destroyed all of the Seeders hard work, they began a very twisted and dark, yet mutual, peace. |
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| Finncredibad | Apr 18 2016, 07:23 AM Post #2 |
Edgy and Cool
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The seeders sound kinda like the Qu |
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