Vulcan

Instead of being invaded, we've decided to be the invaders.
Despite what we've believed for most of our lives, humans are the most dangerous species on the planet. I mean, just think about it. Some of us have the power to bend metal with our bare hands. Some of us can get into any building or secure facility using a paperclip or bobby pin. We can get shot with bullets and keep fighting for life for hours. Our bones are made of one of the strongest materials found in nature. Some of us fight each other as a profession. We have strong vocal chords. What if we can paralyse or kill other species just by screaming at them? What if our fingernails are strong enough to rip other species to shreds? We've got to see what we can take over; see what's out there.
So, we've decided to invade Vulcan, the closest neighbouring planet to Earth. The journey should take a couple light years. But with our new tech, getting there won't be as time consuming as we originally thought. We've been planning this for nearly a decade. And I'm going to be in the generation of pioneers, at the forefront of this new exploration age.