The Fallen Stars
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It had been one year since aliens landed on earth, one year since Raya had lost her only friend in this world. Even before the Stellites had taken over, she was accustomed to feeling less than human. Having been a street rat for years, and feeding off of trash cans or begging for change. Still, nothing could have prepared her for this.
Humans had become pets, accessories, and entertainment for them. Forced to be treated as house maids, rarely allowed to speak or to eat without permission. Those were the lucky ones though, the unlucky ones were the entertainers. Entertainers were forced to sing and dance, and if they were good enough they were forced to compete to the death.
Ray had deemed her life just barely tolerable up until she was sold to a rich Stellite, where she would soon be forced to compete. After watching many people die at the hands of the Stellites, she soon becomes determined to find a way to rebel against them. Ray would rather die fighting than die in their wicked games.
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