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n the distant future, Humanity is still alone among the stars. War ravages the superpowers of the planet in a seemingly never-ending conflict. Technological advancements to aid both sides of the war has pushed humans into the stars, in an effort for resources and colonization. The United Federation of Nations chose four planets for colonization, three were successful. During colonization, they discovered an ancient technology: the hyper-drive. Humanity had instant and unlimited access to its colonies, but the war continued to ravage. With the discovery of a new power generation, technology comes to a new Faster-Than-Light traveling method, and the WarpStar is the first ship equipped with the new star drive. No longer bound by the limitations of the Hyperdrive, the WarpStar embarks on a journey of exploration and discovery. Will they continue to be the only life out there, or will they discover a dark past?

This story follows a human survivor who finds himself in an unlikely relationship with an alien from a militaristic species. As they navigate the complexities of interspecies conflict, cultural differences, and personal attachment, they form a bond that challenges both of their worlds. Set against the backdrop of a universe where humans are forced into a brutal competition for survival, the narrative explores themes of love, loyalty, and the moral dilemmas of war. The protagonist's journey is one of adaptation and resilience, where the lines between ally and enemy blur, leading to unexpected consequences.

imagine a world being tormented by Humans and Extraordinary Humans with certain abilities and skills and the only thing that can stop them is themselves.... two sides believe they're the good guys.. that's the thing about wars.. now who will win in this fight? the Humans? or the New Humans??

Humans fight the alien Draggone in an intergalactic war of survival and just keep on winning!

After suffering a world spread pandemic, world war three and finally a deadly virus that turns infected humans into zombies, the human race is pushed to the brink of extinction. Uniting the surviving governments into a single organization known as the New Alliance, the last survivors of humanity turn there efforts towards creating a fleet of starships to search for a new homeworld. Just as things begin to look up a fleet of unknown space ships enters the earth's orbit and lays siege to the planet. Forced to retreat, the New Alliance evacuates anyone they can and travels into the unknown, pursued and hunted by vampire-like creatures with an insatiable thirst for blood. Those unlucky enough to be left on Earth are captured and enslaved to serve as both labor force to fuel the alien species technology and to provide them with there life's blood. As things look grim and hope seems lost, a brave officer steps up to change humanity's fate.

--- **"All life never learns until their last breath."** Two hundred seventy-one years ago, Type III Humanity forged the Lania Intergalactic Alliance, uniting with five other intergalactic empires in a bid for peace. However, this fragile harmony was shattered when they encountered a vastly advanced civilization near the Boötes Void-known as the Mantis, a Type 3.3 civilization with seven formidable allies. Tensions between these civilizations ignited, and by the year 1,000,000 AD, a devastating war erupted. For 20,000 years, the conflict ravaged the galaxy, involving 1,023 other galaxies and 234 quadrillion soldiers. Advanced technology and medicine were wielded in a relentless struggle that nearly annihilated 78% of humanity, leaving a scar that took 2,000 years to heal. Amidst this enduring chaos, a young commander named Alexandron rises from the ashes. Leading the 2nd Division Ship Brigade, Alexandron harbors dreams of ascending to the highest echelons of power as the Supreme Leader of the Human Super Galactic Federation. As the war continues to unfold, his journey may redefine humanity's fate in a galaxy still gripped by conflict. ---

"In the year 2160, Humans are at war with an alien race who call themselves Incolma, or Denizens. They have destoryed much of what humanity has accomplished in the last 100 years. Now, it is up to Vice Admiral Isaac Free to save humanity, and all that it represents. Can Issac rescue humanity in it's darkest hour? Or has humanity already fallen?" Twists and turns make this story great, and worth reading!

The time has finally arrived, where the earth has reached its limit. Food, water, and land, all luxuries we've taken for granted, have been slowly looming down on us as a possible issue of the future. But that was just it. An issue of the future. So we ran and ran until we were backed right into a corner. The future has now become the present, and we can no longer run. So how does humanity respond, when it's very existence is threatened? Does it respond with words? With ideas and theories? But what if that doesn't work? Does it respond by blade? How will humanity take on its biggest enemy yet... itself.

Danger approaches from the darkness of space. The fate of all lives on Earth are threatened. Will humanity be able to withstand an extraterrestrial invasion or will they tragically perish?

War looms on the horizon... After the colonization of Mars and Europa, it took us fewer than five generations to reach beyond our solar system and discover new planets capable of supporting human life. Too far away to be governed under Earth law, the Collective was formed. Several hundred years later, the Collective has expanded to a system of six worlds. Power struggles and unequal rights have made interplanetary war all but inevitable. With rebellions arising across the Collective, three captains launch near-suicidal missions to free the oppressed fringe and reset equality across the stars. A galactic war is coming, and only an arthritic mail runner and a space pirate can stop it.