So a fleet of spacecraft, hundreds of years old with technology that was unrivaled even hundreds of years after it was created. Yet the council felt like it could exert control over the species that controlled that technology? Also - the humans didn’t advance their own technology in the hundreds of years since building these vessels?
I was thinking similar. The logical change is, the "Old" Terran Empire (whatever they called it here) became the friendly Federation, but without the Starfleet BS of making a fleet of merchant vessels with a few guns. In Starfleet terms, they Started with the Defiant, and then built the Enterprise, and from trade basis, stopped the War Machine approach. Seems no point to it. But the fear that that insignia brought, it would be more a marauding fleet, then a long period of peace and trade and exploration, with technologies integrated into the old battle frames. Which is illogical. If you're winning the wars, you don't stop fighting, you know? There would have to be a long backstory there of how the politics changed, maybe Starship Troopers themes regarding citizenship, and too many people coming back horribly injured. Popular war gives way to popular trade and peaceful exploration. (This is what happened in Star Trek, btw, not like it's an amazing spin on anything.)
Once youve got invisible missiles, invisible ships, and lasers that can melt through other hulls, you're not going to advance much. As for the terran federation becoming peaceful through diplomacy, well, thats Democracy for you. Socialism does not create new wealth and technology, it only redistributes it around.. They built the fleet during a period of Capitolism, under a representative republic. The difference between the republic, the empire, and the rebrllion... the rebels are socialists, and also terrorists. Same thing really. The Empire are Communists. pretty obvious. And the Republic was the Glory days of the Galaxy, All Capitolism.
@@steyraug96 I agree, humans aren't known for backing off when winning a war. This story had a few to many errors though, needs some polishing to be truely good.
Typical HFY story done in AI flavor. Honestly, i dislike these kinds of stories because ... there's no grind. It's cheap fiction. Nothing is cheap in life. NOTHING.
The lead in of, "Dreaded yet Prepared for" is one of my favorite lead-ins during these. Its very Star Trek, the idea we get to the point we either swing the stick or resolve the conflict beforehand.
This is an intense and gripping scene! The sudden shift from a tragic event to a full-scale retaliation adds a dramatic flair that really pulls the reader in.
This story has chunks missing everywhere. One moment, the council leader is relaxing in his own private room, surrounded by decadence and luxury, the next he is standing on a bridge with other people with no transition or traveling time in between. One moment, the humans have a cloak that can't be pierced, and the next they forget in their toughest fight that they can do that, and then they can cloak "nearly invisible" in the final scene. The council leader makes a declaration of "It doesn't matter, kill me human!", the human doesn't. The core of the weapon is unstable, so he is going to stay behind to "do something". Everyone has time to say goodbye to him while "fly you fools" out of there, all while the council leader is still alive, but ceases to exist? Then the core explodes and the human commander has done... nothing. He just stands there and dies to "contain the blast" having done nothing to do so. What? Will his grim determination and righteousness just delay this blast from expanding? A better ending would have been "Council leader, we now need to work together. This core is about to go off and kill everything in this system (which isn't Earth, it's a base in the alien system). Let us save your people (as it seemed like the system had inhabitants)." Could have had some banter, a bit of a small redemption (though by survival for others of his kind) for the "evil council leader", maybe even still a last stand to "buy as much time to evacuate"... then boom. This really does feel like a story that was not cohesively written, missing gaps, and some parts make completely no sense. The basis of the story isn't bad. A little more of a pitched battle in the opening might have been more lively and fitting to the rest of the story, and some cleaning up and adding of transition scenes, a bit of a scale of time. Have it been a few days/weeks between the initial opening, freeing a race and arming them, pushing on the core council. Then maybe months of bitter off screen fighting to wear down both sides and time to develop the super weapon before the ending... (Though, if humans had such advanced tech, why had we not used it before hand? We humans tend to run the gambit of motivations, and we either would have wanted a defense force to protect humanity, a force to expand with openly, or be possibly even fighting to free these known slaves to the council.)
This would make sense if these were the major battles that cap separate books. And the rest of the story, and possibly books in between, would be added.
Ai when it's ok. Many repeting termmolegies and word combinations and some plot holdes but the story was interesting and a some plot twists and openended. I give it a vote up.
Difficult to pilot a ship that has been out of action for centuries. When did they train using the ship? Good luck with that. Thanks for posting, still enjoyed the story. 😃
Yeah... The repeating adjectives and themes give it away. Very sad. I've listened to a few really cool HFY stories, but I don't think I'll stick around. Too much AI trash.
I was considering it was likely AI generated stories. At least this one didn't use "Determination" as an off word to fill in every other word for word count. (And here I use "Word" a lot... bah.) The lack of transition scenes and suddenly forgetting "this person is sitting in a room all alone. No wait. Now they are on a command bridge with no explanation." where some tiny clues for me. I still will leave comments in the (possibly vain) hope it's a real person who wrote this, happens to see the comment and such.
First off, 88. Secondly, the story was incredibly enjoyable and I loved the hell out of it. Was quite Disturbed at the very beginning with the child's brains being splattered all over the floor but, ya know what they say, push a human too far and they'll annihilate your world. This story just took it to a LITERAL destination
This kind of reminds me of a creepypasta I heard where aliens a long long time ago so humans as crude beans that deserve destruction so they launched something that took hundreds of thousands of years to reach Earth and by the time it got to Earth the aliens are realized humanity could have evolved but we already evolved so when they blew up our planet most of us weren't on it anymore and had extreme technological advanced ships and whatnot that we decided to use on the people that destroyed our home planet in revenge... Aliens made an oopsie
So it ended with a useless sacrifice of a guy staying behind to die... but do nothing except just.. dying there. Doesn't do what he said, stay to give the rest time.. Nope. He just stays so he can die... It was a bit of a chaotic but okay story, but the ending is just.. bad.
Since the majority of the story was in only the 2 leaders' first person view points the exact nature of the death and what effect his steps had is left to the listener. It may not suit a lot of people, but it stayed true. A man dying does not often get the luxury to see what results his actions have. Perspective matters when you are an author. This is not to say, however, that an epilogue would not have hurt 😅. (Btw... 88 !)
@@howardhoman8233 How about, "frantically, he worked at the controls. His fingers flying over the command interface stabilizing the core. However, every time he shored up one containment field, another failed faster than he could work. Then, with one final look at the unstable core, his eyes was met with a flash of hot light, thus was his end." Even a "He walked away from the control interface, having done everything he could to delay the blast. Then... (insert ending as written)." Being up to the reader to decide would have been an ending written more like "Hawkens (one of the few names I can recall from the story) looked from the damaged bridge of the ship, getting ready to start the FTL drives to escape. The enemy base was now far in the distance, but a speck amongst the blackness of the void. Then, a pin point of light enveloped the base followed by a blurring of space as the ship enters into FTL. The crew, having just escaped. Everyone gives a final salute to their commander who had valiantly given his own life to by them the time to escape." This leads us to wonder what the commander did to buy the time. The only other way would be from the perspective of the council leader (who did not get shot or killed that I heard), "The council leader rose from the floor, shakily. He observed the back of his adversary, hunched over the control interface, working away tirelessly at the panels. Then, hot white oblivion washed over his reality." No mater what, you need to say something about what is being done to contain the explosion, even for a few short moments. Unless these people had super powers, and then maybe staring at the core "might" actually be doing something. It's poor writing to just have the guy not being mentioned of doing anything when the end hit. It makes it seem like the commander just died for no reason other than "I want to die, just let me". Makes for a poor choice to end it at.
This story broke the cardinal rule of plot by placing a gun on the table and not using it. It starts out killing a human child (the gun) and when the humans respond with force, not one word from the humans saying, “You should have never killed one of our offspring. ” No, instead for some reason, the dead child was cast to the side and replaced with the need for the human race to be recognized by the galactic council. All in all, the arrival of the humans' should have been to deal with the killing of one of their children, first and foremost. Only after their successful revenge would they have demanded to be recognized by the galactic council.
Soooooooo, the Galactic Council, treating Earth as a Deathworld, but they played as if they were allll pacifists. The council under estimated the humans resiliancy.oooops.
Good triumphs over evil once again but not because the alarms seemed to work even though an EMP knocked everything else out. Why and how did Private Xiang end up in a hand picked elite squad to end such a conflict? One would suppose and very well submit that Rank below Sergeant seems very unlikely let alone Corporal I would suppose not a Lance Corporal or a Private First Class would be in such a team. In most SOF E5 is a minimum.
I would remind @nsshlaak that ww1 was started by the death of 1 man and his consort! Ww2 was started primarily because of hurt feelings over the consequences of the first WW. Do you know researchers have discovered that Hitler only became a political activist after he was rejected by a Academy of Fine Arts! Twice! They said his talent was unsatisfactory! And the rest is history! There have been many wars started over less than the execution of a child! Going all the way back to Troy's war with Greece! If the myths are close to true was over a stolen wife! Generally there are underlying issues and is just looking for the match! Just as in this story. I can see this happening! It's a good story , but I think the ending could have been done a lil better. But all and all i give it a B+!!
@nschlaak For a single child killed? Would you not do the same thing for a child being killed in that manner that “child” was executed in front of billions. I know that this is just a stupid story but the premise in this story is clear I know you just meant to spark some comments but come on you don’t mess with the young
the child was just insult to injury, the reason the war started was the council made it illegal for humanity to go faster than light, making them second class citizens in the galaxy. the child was just icing on the shit cake.
So what was the reason for the potential spending of thousands of lives and untold vast sums of wealth on this war? A single child's life, the public execution, humanity's humiliation, or the council's disregard for galactic law? Anything less than galactic law and the cost is too much. Edit: Clearly, the fact that my comment was designed to get people to think about the cost of war through the loss of many human lives in exchange for one life was missed by several responders.
you forgot the council also banned human FTL travel, making it impossible for humanity to be a space faring civilization. not to mention, the council has entire races of people in slavery, which is certainly a cause worth fighting to stop.
You misunderstood the story. The child’s death was not the cause, but the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back. It shows the depravity of the council and the evil they represent. It allows us, the listeners, to be aware of all the wrongs that were committed without a list. It shows the cause was righteous, a battle against an evil foe. A battle for justice. A cause worthy of the cost, the sacrifice, the pain.
Millions have died for less in human wars. The First World War for instance, a war that nobody wanted,10 million plus dead over the lives of two people.
Ask yourself, had the United States entered either World War sooner, would it have resulted millions fewer lives ruined. War is a last resort, but without real grasp of what is possible if it is not taken.....all the "if" nots are just theory...especially in the shadow of the clear and witnessed "what is" of the tyrants observed. (Not reported third person, but visually displayed and openly boasted directly to the "humans")
This story is basically a typical pacifist Stellaris game after an alien empire kills Bubbles you become Determined Exterminators.
sovereign guardianship or civ 5 ghandi's brand of pacifist is the only 2 builds I run.
There is ONE rule....
NEVER TOUCH BUBBLES!
So a fleet of spacecraft, hundreds of years old with technology that was unrivaled even hundreds of years after it was created. Yet the council felt like it could exert control over the species that controlled that technology? Also - the humans didn’t advance their own technology in the hundreds of years since building these vessels?
I was thinking similar. The logical change is, the "Old" Terran Empire (whatever they called it here) became the friendly Federation, but without the Starfleet BS of making a fleet of merchant vessels with a few guns. In Starfleet terms, they Started with the Defiant, and then built the Enterprise, and from trade basis, stopped the War Machine approach. Seems no point to it. But the fear that that insignia brought, it would be more a marauding fleet, then a long period of peace and trade and exploration, with technologies integrated into the old battle frames. Which is illogical. If you're winning the wars, you don't stop fighting, you know? There would have to be a long backstory there of how the politics changed, maybe Starship Troopers themes regarding citizenship, and too many people coming back horribly injured. Popular war gives way to popular trade and peaceful exploration. (This is what happened in Star Trek, btw, not like it's an amazing spin on anything.)
Once youve got invisible missiles, invisible ships, and lasers that can melt through other hulls, you're not going to advance much.
As for the terran federation becoming peaceful through diplomacy, well, thats Democracy for you. Socialism does not create new wealth and technology, it only redistributes it around.. They built the fleet during a period of Capitolism, under a representative republic.
The difference between the republic, the empire, and the rebrllion... the rebels are socialists, and also terrorists. Same thing really. The Empire are Communists. pretty obvious. And the Republic was the Glory days of the Galaxy, All Capitolism.
@@steyraug96 I agree, humans aren't known for backing off when winning a war. This story had a few to many errors though, needs some polishing to be truely good.
even if we had 1 super powerfull (in terms of stellaris "fallen empire") fleet we would have reverse enginered it
Typical HFY story done in AI flavor. Honestly, i dislike these kinds of stories because ... there's no grind. It's cheap fiction. Nothing is cheap in life. NOTHING.
The lead in of, "Dreaded yet Prepared for" is one of my favorite lead-ins during these. Its very Star Trek, the idea we get to the point we either swing the stick or resolve the conflict beforehand.
This is an intense and gripping scene! The sudden shift from a tragic event to a full-scale retaliation adds a dramatic flair that really pulls the reader in.
The Vorian “slave species” is rescued and immediately have a fleet of their own to join with the human fleet. A big chunk of story is missing.
I thought that too but many "slave" races are used for military fodder and troops so they might have had a fleet under the councils command.
Or…rebels
This story has chunks missing everywhere. One moment, the council leader is relaxing in his own private room, surrounded by decadence and luxury, the next he is standing on a bridge with other people with no transition or traveling time in between.
One moment, the humans have a cloak that can't be pierced, and the next they forget in their toughest fight that they can do that, and then they can cloak "nearly invisible" in the final scene.
The council leader makes a declaration of "It doesn't matter, kill me human!", the human doesn't. The core of the weapon is unstable, so he is going to stay behind to "do something". Everyone has time to say goodbye to him while "fly you fools" out of there, all while the council leader is still alive, but ceases to exist? Then the core explodes and the human commander has done... nothing. He just stands there and dies to "contain the blast" having done nothing to do so. What? Will his grim determination and righteousness just delay this blast from expanding?
A better ending would have been "Council leader, we now need to work together. This core is about to go off and kill everything in this system (which isn't Earth, it's a base in the alien system). Let us save your people (as it seemed like the system had inhabitants)." Could have had some banter, a bit of a small redemption (though by survival for others of his kind) for the "evil council leader", maybe even still a last stand to "buy as much time to evacuate"... then boom.
This really does feel like a story that was not cohesively written, missing gaps, and some parts make completely no sense. The basis of the story isn't bad. A little more of a pitched battle in the opening might have been more lively and fitting to the rest of the story, and some cleaning up and adding of transition scenes, a bit of a scale of time. Have it been a few days/weeks between the initial opening, freeing a race and arming them, pushing on the core council. Then maybe months of bitter off screen fighting to wear down both sides and time to develop the super weapon before the ending...
(Though, if humans had such advanced tech, why had we not used it before hand? We humans tend to run the gambit of motivations, and we either would have wanted a defense force to protect humanity, a force to expand with openly, or be possibly even fighting to free these known slaves to the council.)
This would make sense if these were the major battles that cap separate books.
And the rest of the story, and possibly books in between, would be added.
Humanities future in the galaxy is one of bloodshed and death, nice thought 🤣🤣🤣
kind of like now.
Yeah we're a violent species. Extremely violent, I wonder if humans have taken over hell in a couple sometimes.
I was enjoying the story until the ending. I don't know who's worse, you or the GoT author.
When somethin is called "Sigma fleet" you know they are dangerous
Plays phonk when leaving FTL
Wtf, story goes in circles
One of the better stories I've heard so far
Check out the Expeditionary Force series by Craig Alanson. Same premise, and you'll love Skippy.
got your whole squad yelling oh god here comes Logan with no holds barred
Ai when it's ok. Many repeting termmolegies and word combinations and some plot holdes but the story was interesting and a some plot twists and openended. I give it a vote up.
Very creative and enjoyable stories,and well presented. Definitely added to my subscribed list. These need to be expanded and written into books.
46:30 xanth lying on the floor doing absolutely nothing while they do this
So I wasn't the only one who caught that...
Difficult to pilot a ship that has been out of action for centuries.
When did they train using the ship?
Good luck with that.
Thanks for posting, still enjoyed the story. 😃
GEAT STORY I'm ENTERTAINED !!!!
Another inconsistent AI story.
Yeah... The repeating adjectives and themes give it away. Very sad. I've listened to a few really cool HFY stories, but I don't think I'll stick around. Too much AI trash.
I was considering it was likely AI generated stories. At least this one didn't use "Determination" as an off word to fill in every other word for word count. (And here I use "Word" a lot... bah.) The lack of transition scenes and suddenly forgetting "this person is sitting in a room all alone. No wait. Now they are on a command bridge with no explanation." where some tiny clues for me.
I still will leave comments in the (possibly vain) hope it's a real person who wrote this, happens to see the comment and such.
🔥🔥.
I enjoyed it.
First off, 88. Secondly, the story was incredibly enjoyable and I loved the hell out of it. Was quite Disturbed at the very beginning with the child's brains being splattered all over the floor but, ya know what they say, push a human too far and they'll annihilate your world. This story just took it to a LITERAL destination
Did no one notice the sigma fleet?😂😂
Plays phonk when leaving FTL
This kind of reminds me of a creepypasta I heard where aliens a long long time ago so humans as crude beans that deserve destruction so they launched something that took hundreds of thousands of years to reach Earth and by the time it got to Earth the aliens are realized humanity could have evolved but we already evolved so when they blew up our planet most of us weren't on it anymore and had extreme technological advanced ships and whatnot that we decided to use on the people that destroyed our home planet in revenge... Aliens made an oopsie
Thank you for the story it was awesome 88
So it ended with a useless sacrifice of a guy staying behind to die... but do nothing except just.. dying there. Doesn't do what he said, stay to give the rest time..
Nope. He just stays so he can die...
It was a bit of a chaotic but okay story, but the ending is just.. bad.
Since the majority of the story was in only the 2 leaders' first person view points the exact nature of the death and what effect his steps had is left to the listener.
It may not suit a lot of people, but it stayed true. A man dying does not often get the luxury to see what results his actions have. Perspective matters when you are an author.
This is not to say, however, that an epilogue would not have hurt 😅. (Btw... 88 !)
@@howardhoman8233 How about, "frantically, he worked at the controls. His fingers flying over the command interface stabilizing the core. However, every time he shored up one containment field, another failed faster than he could work. Then, with one final look at the unstable core, his eyes was met with a flash of hot light, thus was his end." Even a "He walked away from the control interface, having done everything he could to delay the blast. Then... (insert ending as written)."
Being up to the reader to decide would have been an ending written more like "Hawkens (one of the few names I can recall from the story) looked from the damaged bridge of the ship, getting ready to start the FTL drives to escape. The enemy base was now far in the distance, but a speck amongst the blackness of the void. Then, a pin point of light enveloped the base followed by a blurring of space as the ship enters into FTL. The crew, having just escaped. Everyone gives a final salute to their commander who had valiantly given his own life to by them the time to escape." This leads us to wonder what the commander did to buy the time.
The only other way would be from the perspective of the council leader (who did not get shot or killed that I heard), "The council leader rose from the floor, shakily. He observed the back of his adversary, hunched over the control interface, working away tirelessly at the panels. Then, hot white oblivion washed over his reality."
No mater what, you need to say something about what is being done to contain the explosion, even for a few short moments. Unless these people had super powers, and then maybe staring at the core "might" actually be doing something. It's poor writing to just have the guy not being mentioned of doing anything when the end hit. It makes it seem like the commander just died for no reason other than "I want to die, just let me". Makes for a poor choice to end it at.
This story broke the cardinal rule of plot by placing a gun on the table and not using it.
It starts out killing a human child (the gun) and when the humans respond with force, not one word from the humans saying, “You should have never killed one of our offspring. ”
No, instead for some reason, the dead child was cast to the side and replaced with the need for the human race to be recognized by the galactic council.
All in all, the arrival of the humans' should have been to deal with the killing of one of their children, first and foremost. Only after their successful revenge would they have demanded to be recognized by the galactic council.
Glorious
Eighty eight
What a great story.Thank you so much
Another great story! Thank you!
This story was over in under 15 minutes. The AI has no depth or the soul.
Good story... another chapter?😊
Delicious brain candy of a story 😂
88 great story, thrilling to the end. Excellent story telling hitting hard on all levels.
I hope there is a continuation of this story
Count how many times you hear "furrow"
Nice ship
?!?!?! A somebody says "Write 8-8" , and so many follow? Are you kidding?!
Apparently some of you dont know what "88" means in some circles.
How many AI stories are there where the flagship is named the Indommitable??
I don't hv a dog but I subbed
88.... love the series need more of it, please....
You should really look up what 88 means before you post it
This guy set a trap
I hated that ending! It was a great story up until that point. I would like to thank you for sharing this story with me. 88
Love everything but the "Sigma" code name lol
The armies of Terra, made of ".....creatures" shattered the aliens & they understood the raw power of diversity & inclusion, Earth had won.
Sigma fleet
Soooooooo, the Galactic Council, treating Earth as a Deathworld, but they played as if they were allll pacifists. The council under estimated the humans resiliancy.oooops.
Eighty-Eight!
They always concentrate on the main vessels but only after they've already lost some of their own ships😂😂😂😂😂😅
Why did Logan take on Xanth'sn ship alone?, not too bright, I would have cloaked, and waited for Vorian ships, then blast Xanth out of the staars.
You need to fix yout timing on the Subs. They are way out of wack by 20:00
Wats the name of this movie
88 great story to listen to at work 😊
Good triumphs over evil once again but not because the alarms seemed to work even though an EMP knocked everything else out. Why and how did Private Xiang end up in a hand picked elite squad to end such a conflict? One would suppose and very well submit that Rank below Sergeant seems very unlikely let alone Corporal I would suppose not a Lance Corporal or a Private First Class would be in such a team. In most SOF E5 is a minimum.
EDF!.... Sorry force of the habit.
They should see what happens when they kill one of our dogs
What book is this
Stopping a winning advantage?
Lies 🤥 by Earth's 👿's💯..The The Creator/Council of Immortals 🌌 HAVE/WOULD NOT STOOP TO THAT LEVEL 💯
The term is contingency plan or disaster preparedness.
Civil defense, 1st responders, USA military services, homeland defense.
what good is the captions for those who cant here read mispronounced words, ie dual viewed as jewel???
I would remind @nsshlaak that ww1 was started by the death of 1 man and his consort! Ww2 was started primarily because of hurt feelings over the consequences of the first WW. Do you know researchers have discovered that Hitler only became a political activist after he was rejected by a Academy of Fine Arts! Twice! They said his talent was unsatisfactory! And the rest is history!
There have been many wars started over less than the execution of a child! Going all the way back to Troy's war with Greece! If the myths are close to true was over a stolen wife!
Generally there are underlying issues and is just looking for the match! Just as in this story. I can see this happening!
It's a good story , but I think the ending could have been done a lil better. But all and all i give it a B+!!
@nschlaak For a single child killed? Would you not do the same thing for a child being killed in that manner that “child” was executed in front of billions. I know that this is just a stupid story but the premise in this story is clear I know you just meant to spark some comments but come on you don’t mess with the young
You didn't reply to the guy.
the child was just insult to injury, the reason the war started was the council made it illegal for humanity to go faster than light, making them second class citizens in the galaxy. the child was just icing on the shit cake.
Good story 88
73 & 88 de W5 land, HI!
who writs this shit? Toooo funny!
These A.I. stories are getting old
Are these AI driven stories? What AI can create works this long?
@@michaeloleary6035 theres quite a few out there actually, ChatGPT i think is one of them
No one forced you to listen to it. Perhaps you should stop clicking on the thumbnails to play them...
Write a better story, I'll wait
Eighty Eight
Your subtitles are poorly timed.
Way Too many adds too close together, I'm out.
Ads? Why are you watching ads? Bro use brave browser.
So what was the reason for the potential spending of thousands of lives and untold vast sums of wealth on this war? A single child's life, the public execution, humanity's humiliation, or the council's disregard for galactic law? Anything less than galactic law and the cost is too much.
Edit: Clearly, the fact that my comment was designed to get people to think about the cost of war through the loss of many human lives in exchange for one life was missed by several responders.
you forgot the council also banned human FTL travel, making it impossible for humanity to be a space faring civilization. not to mention, the council has entire races of people in slavery, which is certainly a cause worth fighting to stop.
You misunderstood the story. The child’s death was not the cause, but the proverbial straw that broke the camel’s back. It shows the depravity of the council and the evil they represent. It allows us, the listeners, to be aware of all the wrongs that were committed without a list. It shows the cause was righteous, a battle against an evil foe. A battle for justice. A cause worthy of the cost, the sacrifice, the pain.
Millions have died for less in human wars. The First World War for instance, a war that nobody wanted,10 million plus dead over the lives of two people.
Ask yourself, had the United States entered either World War sooner, would it have resulted millions fewer lives ruined. War is a last resort, but without real grasp of what is possible if it is not taken.....all the "if" nots are just theory...especially in the shadow of the clear and witnessed "what is" of the tyrants observed. (Not reported third person, but visually displayed and openly boasted directly to the "humans")
The child's death was the linchpin. It's an age-old situation.. Look up 'Casus Belli'.
I loved this story X 88 time's. Thanks 😅😅😅
Why no human narrator? If you are doing this, just please also post a script, so that one can read it instead of listening to terrible AI narrator.
at8
AtH. A really good story except for some of the mispronounced words. 😂😮😊🎉❤.
“JUST AWESOME”…DESERVING OF “GRAND MOVIE STATUS.” “BEAUTIFULLY NARRATED.”
“THANK YOU ❤”😊
Every story has a doomsday weapon?😢
Boring AI generated garbage to get money.
88 Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Keep up the good work. Maybe you should get a real human to read them.
As it happened in Area 51 the ships hull reacts to human touch. They “yearn” to be paired with a human.