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Other plot points Their motivations are relatively simple. One of the great revelations that happens in the next part of the story (possibly a second book, considering what I have planned) is that humanity once ruled the universe. Humanity is not native to earth, though Neanderthals are closely related to homo-sapiens. However, the great human empire fell into despair after several of their key worlds where hit with supernovas and completely destroyed. At this point, many remaining humans fled to Earth. However, many others chose to "evolve." Much like in "2001, A Space Odyssey" around half the remaining humans in the core world's chose to b

Act 7 Here begins our true story. The 4th Colonization Fleet was destined for the fourth star chart world. Upon their arrival to the system, the name for the planet was to be Pangaea. The naming referencing the fact that the planet had one large continent (about the size of Europe, Asia, and Africa combined) with several Australia sized islands in the oceans. Much like the other worlds found on the star chart, Pangaea contained the ruins of a previous civilization. However, unlike the previous worlds, these ruins were far larger than any previously seen on New Terra. As a matter of fact, they seemed to go for miles in every direction, and e

Act 6 After hearing the reasoning behind the Azuran departure, the AAT governing bodies decide they need to formulate a plan of their own incase the Invaders decide to come to Earth before they are ready. Among the knowledge stored in the databanks of the Azuran ships is an ancient star chart, the same star chart the Azuran governor had been studying. The chart is so old not even the oldest among the Azuran colonists know what it means. After decoding the star chart, it appears to be worlds suitable for inhabitation. Deciding it may be in their best interests, they send a colony fleet to the planet, for even if they can't colonize it they wo