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[Blood_Librarian]

Our allies were... (Pick two)

A. A strange, esoteric race of semi-synthetic beings.
B. the Adaptains had a few colonies that were not destroyed by the Annihilation fleets, and they were flowering under our trade.
C. One splinter group of humanity, in particular, had heavy mutations, heavy cyborgification and they even used the horrific Man-Machine Interface in their criminals. They were excellent trade partners.

[crazyabe]

BC

[Mardent23]

BC

+1.

[Blood_Librarian]

Thousands upon thousands of tons of material bulk had been shipped in the interstellar trade lanes, and our worlds grew populous, a great set of worlds with huge shipyards and monolithic industries.

A. We harbored closer ranges with the Machinist Humans, it came to the point where there was talks of a combining of societies, despite how much friction there was in the common people of our society.
B. The Adaptians, without a very unified leadership, latched onto us and held us as leaders, bringers of a new era. Reclaimers, they called us. An alliance was formed.
C. We held our own, the trade lanes kept ot just that, trade lanes.

[Mardent23]

B.

[Shadowclaw777]

B

[Blood_Librarian]

We held greatly. By the time the enemy came again, we held five worlds, some colonies, some greater cities.

A. It was the full bruntof the forces this time, they held nothing back.
B. They changed tactics, smart and clever, they struck our colonies and left just as quick.
C. Warp Scramblers were moved into our territory, they sought to fragment us by almost permanently destroying the warplanes in the area.

[Shadowclaw777]

A

[Blood_Librarian]

No less than four hundred and fifty massive ships had arrived into our space. Each of them gleaming and ready to make war for a thousand years if need be. Our guns were strong but there was too many of them. By the time we knew what was happening, they had already burnt the surface of one world to nothing, it was...

A. An ocean world, the deep fresh water oceans, and great bio-farms were replaced with nothing but scorched and burnt seabed and a sterilized ocean.'
B. An almost barren industrial world, thousands upon thousands of separate industrial systems was destroyed in an instant.
C. An average world, although heavily polluted from mankind's past era, it held many great ruins of mankind's past, until it was turned to glass.

[Mardent23]

B.