Deviance
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Last published Wed, Oct 29, 2014
Almost a hundred years have passed since the end of the Covenant War, a long battle against an alliance of alien races that almost wiped out humanity. Now man kind finds itself faced with the threat of war again as different militant groups create rising tension over scarce resources and shifty boundaries. The only solution, expand. But with all the old human inhabited worlds turned to dust the only place left to go is the Halo rings, ancient weapons of mass destruction left behind from a different time. The expansion onto the first ring seems to go over well and there is hope for humanity but nothing is as it seems. The colony on the ring, New Eros, finds itself cut off from Earth as it is attacked by a foe that seems hellbent on it's destruction. Caught in the most gruesome war ever seen in the past century, our characters find themselves locked in battle for their lives against this mysterious new enemy. Can the First Forward Coalition defend themselves and prove there is still hope for peace in the universe or will they be destroyed and lost in the analogs of time?
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