While his friends were Star Wars enthusiasts, that didn't necessarily mean they could identify and name every spaceship that had appeared in games and movies over the years. Nevertheless, the sight of the magnificent spaceship left them in awe.
The Battlecruisers were already massive and awe-inspiring, but with the addition of the Keldabe-class battleship, it was like adding another dazzling gem to the collection.
"General, have you customized the spaceship?" Robin asked. He had pulled the spaceship from Battlefront for a reason - to have the military vessel tailored to his needs.
Although they didn't truly require it, since they had the TARDIS and could reside inside it, Robin still wanted the spaceship they would be traveling in to have suitable accommodations.
"Absolutely, Commander. We have created multiple luxury-based rooms with all the amenities one would find in a grand palace on Earth," General Duke replied.
"Thank you," Robin responded.
"Happy to be of service, Supreme Commander."
Meanwhile, the others were too captivated to speak as they beheld the military base, and they moved closer to get a better look at the spaceship. Robin, Sigret, and Myrene proceeded to the main chamber to discuss their strategy.
"What else do we know about the Zorians?" Robin inquired.
"From what we can gather, their bodies bear distinct patterns, similar to how humans have unique patterns for different ethnicities," the General explained.
"Are you saying there's racism among them too?"
"The Colonel was insistent that there is no racism. When the monarchy was established several hundred years ago, they eradicated racial discrimination by forcefully suppressing anyone who advocated for racial theories."
"So, a successful eradication?"
"Not exactly. Through the revival technology of Novus, we were able to access the memories of some deceased Zorian soldiers. From that, we discovered that the different races now live in harmony, but that wasn't always the case. During the establishment of the monarchy, those who supported different states or belonged to different races were killed."
"Ah, so we have a planet that embraced full Communism and eliminated diversity?"
"Well, sir, that's an oversimplification, but I suppose it's somewhat along those lines."
"Anything else we know?"
"No, Commander. That's all the information we have."
"How is the Colonel doing?"
"He's currently under palliative care."
"Goodness. How much information did you extract from him?" Robin asked.
"Well, sir, to be fair, we don't possess knowledge of their biology, and the destruction of their spaceships wiped out the medical bay and any information related to their biology. We're doing what we can with the data bank and advanced computing of Novus to keep him alive. Otherwise, his candle would have extinguished long ago."
"Sigh. I suppose negotiations are no longer an option," Robin murmured.
"Negotiations were off the table the moment they chose to attack us," Myrene commented. Robin listened to the advice from Duke and the planned strategy, finding it satisfactory.
"Alright. Bring the Origin 890 into the battleship. We will depart as soon as possible."
"Sir," Duke saluted Robin.
Against the idyllic backdrop, a monumental fleet of more than 30 Battlecruisers and 1 Keldabe-class battleship roared its engines. The once bustling military base was almost empty now as thousands of soldiers had entered the battleship and were ready to take off. Those who remained were the ground and the maintenance crew of the base.
Of course, this story was only in this base, he other bases of Mars weren't so empty.
Meanwhile, news of this extraordinary departure had spread on Earth, celebrations erupted. The world leaders were already told of Earth first conquest against the aliens that had attacked them previously and take revenge for what they had done. Of course, the leaders were cheeky enough to add the fact that humans would also be able to see other planets soon and do business.
In the convention, a regiment made of troops from around the world were already sent to Mars, into the Terran bases in order to serve and learn. Duke had managed to sign the deal of cooperation on the basis of non aggression pact that would be valid for 200 years.
Along with that, the Terrans would get to recruit at least 10,000 soldiers per year in their collective. The humans would also get some technology which was mostly based on making their individual troops more powerful with the help of mechanic suits.
So of course, the news of their departure was a huge bonus from all points possible for the humans. From bustling cities to remote corners of the planet, people gathered in front of televisions and mobiles, their eyes fixed on the live feed transmitting from the barren expanse of Mars. A sense of unity and wonder enveloped the globe as humanity stood on the precipice of a new era.
Amidst the desolate beauty of Mars, the engines of the Keldabe-class battleship surged with raw power, propelling the immense vessel skyward. The Battlecruisers, emulating its lead, followed suit, their engines blazing with luminous intensity. As the fleet broke through the thin Martian atmosphere, a trail of dust and debris marked their ascent, like a triumphant comet blazing a trail through the cosmos.
Earth, bathed in the glow of distant starlight, erupted in jubilation. Fireworks adorned the heavens, illuminating the night sky with cascades of vibrant colors. A symphony of cheers and applause resonated across continents as humanity bid farewell to the fleet and embraced the unknown that lay ahead.
"Yes.. Show them who is the boss."
"We must win the war.. How dare they assault us. We have out own galactic fleet."
"I wish I was in these spaceships. Would have shown the aliens who we are."
"Don't say aliens, my friend. It's just bad people. Remember, it is them, aliens who had saved us."
"Right.. Right."
"Traveler, I'm leaving. But I will return soon," Robin murmured as the battleship prepared to depart into space.
"I will watch over Earth in your absence and aid in reshaping the Solar System."
"Don't use up all the power. We'll need it to terraform nearby planets to match Earth's standards," Robin joked.
"Even if I were to terraform all the planets in the galaxy, I would only consume 1% of my rechargeable power," the Ghost replied. Hearing this, Robin couldn't help but swallow nervously.
"Until we meet again," Robin managed to say, bidding farewell.
"Engaging warp drive."
"Coordinates set."
"Calculating distance to be approximately 580 light years."
"Estimated time of travel: 27 hours. Ground soldiers are advised to relax until we reach our destination."
Meanwhile, Robin and the others who were already aboard the battleship were enjoying the experience of a lifetime. Amidst the strategic command centers and military operations, there existed a haven of opulence designed specifically for them. Deep within the heart of the battleship, luxurious rooms awaited, adorned with exquisite furnishings and magnificent artwork. Soft, ambient lighting cast a warm glow, inviting tranquility and relaxation. Each room offered a panoramic view of the cosmos beyond, with expansive windows providing a mesmerizing glimpse into the boundless expanse of stars. From this privileged vantage point, passengers could witness the wonders of the universe unfolding before them, their spirits soaring with awe.
Beyond the realm of private quarters, the battleship boasted expansive recreational areas where passengers could revel in leisure and pleasure. Expansive pools sparkled with crystal-clear waters, providing a refreshing retreat amidst the vastness of space. Lush greenery and meticulously manicured gardens adorned the surroundings, creating an oasis of serenity in the heart of the battleship.
What truly surprised them, however, was the presence of thriving vegetation. The renovations had been executed flawlessly, delighting everyone on board.
As everyone settled into their respective rooms, including those assigned to accompany Robin and the others, David headed straight for the bridge. He was eager to gain a better understanding of the spaceship and aspire to pilot it if the need arose.
"So, are we going to launch a direct attack?" someone inquired.
"No, certainly not. We will make a pit stop before entering their star system," Robin replied.
"What kind of star system will be our pit stop?" Cathrin asked curiously.
"You'll find out soon," Robin said, wanting to preserve the element of surprise.
Since Robin wanted to give Cathrin a surprise, she eagerly awaited what he had in store. Until then, they could all simply enjoy the spaceship and explore its vastness. Over the next 27 hours, they joked, ate, swam in the pool, and wandered around the massive vessel, marveling at its sheer grandeur.
After 27 hours:
"Approaching the Kepler 186 Star System in 5... 3... 2... 1..."
Everyone was on the bridge and were able to see the star system that they had reached. Soon an announcement was sent that was not only heard by the battleship but also the battlecruisers that were alongside.
"We are in the human assigned named star system Kepler 186. Kepler 186 has a dwarf star and on the constellation of Cygnus. It has 5 planets and the reason we stopped here is because we have a planet that is the habitable zone for humans and a planet that is almost the cousin of Earth."
"Kepler 186f"
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While his friends were Star Wars enthusiasts, that didn't necessarily mean they could identify and name every spaceship that had appeared in games and movies over the years. Nevertheless, the sight of the magnificent spaceship left them in awe.
The Battlecruisers were already massive and awe-inspiring, but with the addition of the Keldabe-class battleship, it was like adding another dazzling gem to the collection.
"General, have you customized the spaceship?" Robin asked. He had pulled the spaceship from Battlefront for a reason - to have the military vessel tailored to his needs.
Although they didn't truly require it, since they had the TARDIS and could reside inside it, Robin still wanted the spaceship they would be traveling in to have suitable accommodations.
"Absolutely, Commander. We have created multiple luxury-based rooms with all the amenities one would find in a grand palace on Earth," General Duke replied.
"Thank you," Robin responded.
"Happy to be of service, Supreme Commander."
Meanwhile, the others were too captivated to speak as they beheld the military base, and they moved closer to get a better look at the spaceship. Robin, Sigret, and Myrene proceeded to the main chamber to discuss their strategy.
"What else do we know about the Zorians?" Robin inquired.
"From what we can gather, their bodies bear distinct patterns, similar to how humans have unique patterns for different ethnicities," the General explained.
"Are you saying there's racism among them too?"
"The Colonel was insistent that there is no racism. When the monarchy was established several hundred years ago, they eradicated racial discrimination by forcefully suppressing anyone who advocated for racial theories."
"So, a successful eradication?"
"Not exactly. Through the revival technology of Novus, we were able to access the memories of some deceased Zorian soldiers. From that, we discovered that the different races now live in harmony, but that wasn't always the case. During the establishment of the monarchy, those who supported different states or belonged to different races were killed."
"Ah, so we have a planet that embraced full Communism and eliminated diversity?"
"Well, sir, that's an oversimplification, but I suppose it's somewhat along those lines."
"Anything else we know?"
"No, Commander. That's all the information we have."
"How is the Colonel doing?"
"He's currently under palliative care."
"Goodness. How much information did you extract from him?" Robin asked.
"Well, sir, to be fair, we don't possess knowledge of their biology, and the destruction of their spaceships wiped out the medical bay and any information related to their biology. We're doing what we can with the data bank and advanced computing of Novus to keep him alive. Otherwise, his candle would have extinguished long ago."
"Sigh. I suppose negotiations are no longer an option," Robin murmured.
"Negotiations were off the table the moment they chose to attack us," Myrene commented. Robin listened to the advice from Duke and the planned strategy, finding it satisfactory.
"Alright. Bring the Origin 890 into the battleship. We will depart as soon as possible."
"Sir," Duke saluted Robin.
Against the idyllic backdrop, a monumental fleet of more than 30 Battlecruisers and 1 Keldabe-class battleship roared its engines. The once bustling military base was almost empty now as thousands of soldiers had entered the battleship and were ready to take off. Those who remained were the ground and the maintenance crew of the base.
Of course, this story was only in this base, he other bases of Mars weren't so empty.
Meanwhile, news of this extraordinary departure had spread on Earth, celebrations erupted. The world leaders were already told of Earth first conquest against the aliens that had attacked them previously and take revenge for what they had done. Of course, the leaders were cheeky enough to add the fact that humans would also be able to see other planets soon and do business.
In the convention, a regiment made of troops from around the world were already sent to Mars, into the Terran bases in order to serve and learn. Duke had managed to sign the deal of cooperation on the basis of non aggression pact that would be valid for 200 years.
Along with that, the Terrans would get to recruit at least 10,000 soldiers per year in their collective. The humans would also get some technology which was mostly based on making their individual troops more powerful with the help of mechanic suits.
So of course, the news of their departure was a huge bonus from all points possible for the humans. From bustling cities to remote corners of the planet, people gathered in front of televisions and mobiles, their eyes fixed on the live feed transmitting from the barren expanse of Mars. A sense of unity and wonder enveloped the globe as humanity stood on the precipice of a new era.
Amidst the desolate beauty of Mars, the engines of the Keldabe-class battleship surged with raw power, propelling the immense vessel skyward. The Battlecruisers, emulating its lead, followed suit, their engines blazing with luminous intensity. As the fleet broke through the thin Martian atmosphere, a trail of dust and debris marked their ascent, like a triumphant comet blazing a trail through the cosmos.
Earth, bathed in the glow of distant starlight, erupted in jubilation. Fireworks adorned the heavens, illuminating the night sky with cascades of vibrant colors. A symphony of cheers and applause resonated across continents as humanity bid farewell to the fleet and embraced the unknown that lay ahead.
"Yes.. Show them who is the boss."
"We must win the war.. How dare they assault us. We have out own galactic fleet."
"I wish I was in these spaceships. Would have shown the aliens who we are."
"Don't say aliens, my friend. It's just bad people. Remember, it is them, aliens who had saved us."
"Right.. Right."
"Traveler, I'm leaving. But I will return soon," Robin murmured as the battleship prepared to depart into space.
"I will watch over Earth in your absence and aid in reshaping the Solar System."
"Don't use up all the power. We'll need it to terraform nearby planets to match Earth's standards," Robin joked.
"Even if I were to terraform all the planets in the galaxy, I would only consume 1% of my rechargeable power," the Ghost replied. Hearing this, Robin couldn't help but swallow nervously.
"Until we meet again," Robin managed to say, bidding farewell.
"Engaging warp drive."
"Coordinates set."
"Calculating distance to be approximately 580 light years."
"Estimated time of travel: 27 hours. Ground soldiers are advised to relax until we reach our destination."
Meanwhile, Robin and the others who were already aboard the battleship were enjoying the experience of a lifetime. Amidst the strategic command centers and military operations, there existed a haven of opulence designed specifically for them. Deep within the heart of the battleship, luxurious rooms awaited, adorned with exquisite furnishings and magnificent artwork. Soft, ambient lighting cast a warm glow, inviting tranquility and relaxation. Each room offered a panoramic view of the cosmos beyond, with expansive windows providing a mesmerizing glimpse into the boundless expanse of stars. From this privileged vantage point, passengers could witness the wonders of the universe unfolding before them, their spirits soaring with awe.
Beyond the realm of private quarters, the battleship boasted expansive recreational areas where passengers could revel in leisure and pleasure. Expansive pools sparkled with crystal-clear waters, providing a refreshing retreat amidst the vastness of space. Lush greenery and meticulously manicured gardens adorned the surroundings, creating an oasis of serenity in the heart of the battleship.
What truly surprised them, however, was the presence of thriving vegetation. The renovations had been executed flawlessly, delighting everyone on board.
As everyone settled into their respective rooms, including those assigned to accompany Robin and the others, David headed straight for the bridge. He was eager to gain a better understanding of the spaceship and aspire to pilot it if the need arose.
"So, are we going to launch a direct attack?" someone inquired.
"No, certainly not. We will make a pit stop before entering their star system," Robin replied.
"What kind of star system will be our pit stop?" Cathrin asked curiously.
"You'll find out soon," Robin said, wanting to preserve the element of surprise.
Since Robin wanted to give Cathrin a surprise, she eagerly awaited what he had in store. Until then, they could all simply enjoy the spaceship and explore its vastness. Over the next 27 hours, they joked, ate, swam in the pool, and wandered around the massive vessel, marveling at its sheer grandeur.
After 27 hours:
"Approaching the Kepler 186 Star System in 5... 3... 2... 1..."
Everyone was on the bridge and were able to see the star system that they had reached. Soon an announcement was sent that was not only heard by the battleship but also the battlecruisers that were alongside.
"We are in the human assigned named star system Kepler 186. Kepler 186 has a dwarf star and on the constellation of Cygnus. It has 5 planets and the reason we stopped here is because we have a planet that is the habitable zone for humans and a planet that is almost the cousin of Earth."
"Kepler 186f"
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