Lords chronicles (vf)
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1er histoire se déroulant dans mon univers, Lords Chronicles n'est pas la première histoire que j'ai créé, mais sera la première à être écrite car elle sert de base pour les histoires à venir, pas nécessairement toutes, mais sert surtout à avoir un commencement.
Dans des temps ou règne l'instabilité , les secteurs spatiaux des Lords sont au bord d'une guerre civile.
Au Nord-Est un conglomérat de chefs militaires mènent une première rébellion contre le SCL (Secteur Central des Lords) croyant que Dieu (en référence à Vicci) a fini de bénir leurs actions et qu'il est maintenant de leur devoir de protéger les autres races de l'univers.
Dans le sud le légendaire Lord "Krisofior" a rassemblé ses chefs militaires les plus loyaux en une force militaire opérationnel , traitant le pouvoir central "de faibles" et "aveugle", il réunit ses forces à la frontière tandis que le SCL est occupé au Nord.
A bord d'une vieille corvette perdu dans l'espace au nord, le commandant Marus se réveille d'une stase de 500 ans, le SCL a découvert son vaisseau sur la route vers le front, mais pendant qu'ils examiné le vieux vaisseau un croiseur rebelle arriva et commença à aborder la corvette, Marus inconscient de la guerre est forcé de choisir un camp.
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