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We lost friends, we risked our lives, but it's not over yet. The anomaly is still roaming around and Silv shows no signs of stopping either. There are many unknown worlds to explore and many missions to do. Rest well for now, as the hardest is to come. This is part 2 of the story, you should read part 1 first or you won't understand anything.

2nd Part

Part I - THE SWARM starts out with the discovery of an abandoned shuttle drifting near Hydra's moon Tibna. An alien bug is found on board and Terra's scientists attempt to keep it alive. That turns out to be a mistake. As Terrans deal with a potential disaster, the Governor is betrayed and life on Hydra is threatened. As ships evacuate the chaos, there is another mysterious discovery found floating in space... the mystery begins and sets the stage for the next part of this mystery... taking us to a another new and interesting place.

Volume 2(S1 Ep 2-11) Okay,so here's part 1 part 2 of 2.

Part II of The Anomaly

The second story to fnia

Part 2

the second part of the story of the astral hunter

Commander Nia, of The USS Nebulus, follows a cosmic trail to find her captain, who is kidnapped by a Type V civilization in the Epsilon Carinae System of the Carina-Sagittarius arm of the Milky Way Galaxy. She descends into an H II cloud, breath bated, unaware of what awaits her on the other side. What she finds sends a shockwave that shudders her very pillars of existence. *Fun Fact* This story began as a short story I wrote a while back. But then I thought, what the hell, couldn't hurt to try and make it a ten-volume novella. That's why the first part is quite long spanning about 5,000 words. But the third part onwards I have eased into a more ��������y...format. So enjoy! And guys, don't forget to comment and vote!

A trilogy of military hard SciFi short stories, each of which stands on its own but is linked to the earlier parts. Part 1 is my attempt at writing what a battle in space might really be like. Part 2 is - well, as a student of military history, I was struck by how some things in the military life have seemed to be constant over the centuries. Part 3 is the result of trying to imagine what an infantry fire-fight might be like in the 22nd century or beyond. How does technology play into it?