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Ongoing, Unang na-publish Dec 07, 2020
In the far future, four Empires rule the stars, and one of these, the Empire of Koi Vaan, is crumbling from a strong, rebellious group dubbed "The Cult." Rumor has it that they plan to loot and destroy the Emperor's home planet which contains the vital but powerful mineral Masahl. While the other leaders instruct their "Children" to pray and ask for protection, the Empress of Ani Domine goes against these traditional methods and abandons her throne. In disguise, she gathers a fleet of willing citizens to retrieve the mineral before The Cult uses it for destruction. The last time a similar instance occurred, the Masahl, put in twelve reactors circled around a solar system, formed a black hole that swallowed the Earth many years ago. The survivors evolved its methods to construct a strong intergalactic society centered around one language and one religion. However, there are many, like The Cult member Absalom, that do not agree with these beliefs, and a revolution is soon to corrupt the stars again.
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