Short SciFi Stories on the go

According to Visha records, humanity became nothing more than a myth, a violent, unpredictable race that once set half the Orion arm on fire, just to end a war no one else could. The Solara was a Visha exploration vessel traveling near the edge of the Percy'd Expans, a region most species avoided because the stars there felt wrong, almost alive. The message came through full of static and fear, unknown contact, not dominion, not conquered, energy readings off the scale, ship is, then, silence. Its captain, Gore Rellen, was known for his sharp mind and calm under fire. Then without warning, the strange ship moved, not with engines or thrusters, but smoothly as if it was sliding through space itself.

Admiral Sarah Chenn stood on the bridge of the Earth's ship defiance, staring out through the massive window at the alien fleet waiting in the darkness of space. We show them what humans really are, Chenn replied. The aliens had never seen the real human military, never witnessed the depth of human strategy, and never learned what centuries of war had taught mankind. Chenn opened a broadcast to every human ship in the system. In 30 minutes, Chenn said, we'll send our final message to the Galactic Confederation.

Admiral Sarah Chenn stood on the bridge of the Earth's ship defiance, staring out through the massive window at the alien fleet waiting in the darkness of space. We show them what humans really are, Chenn replied. The aliens had never seen the real human military, never witnessed the depth of human strategy, and never learned what centuries of war had taught mankind. Chenn opened a broadcast to every human ship in the system. In 30 minutes, Chenn said, we'll send our final message to the Galactic Confederation.

Admiral Sarah Chenn stood on the bridge of the Earth's ship defiance, staring out through the massive window at the alien fleet waiting in the darkness of space. We show them what humans really are, Chenn replied. The aliens had never seen the real human military, never witnessed the depth of human strategy, and never learned what centuries of war had taught mankind. Chenn opened a broadcast to every human ship in the system. In 30 minutes, Chenn said, we'll send our final message to the Galactic Confederation.

Admiral Sarah Chenn stood on the bridge of the Earth's ship defiance, staring out through the massive window at the alien fleet waiting in the darkness of space. We show them what humans really are, Chenn replied. The aliens had never seen the real human military, never witnessed the depth of human strategy, and never learned what centuries of war had taught mankind. Chenn opened a broadcast to every human ship in the system. In 30 minutes, Chenn said, we'll send our final message to the Galactic Confederation.

Admiral Sarah Chenn stood on the bridge of the Earth's ship defiance, staring out through the massive window at the alien fleet waiting in the darkness of space. We show them what humans really are, Chenn replied. The aliens had never seen the real human military, never witnessed the depth of human strategy, and never learned what centuries of war had taught mankind. Chenn opened a broadcast to every human ship in the system. In 30 minutes, Chenn said, we'll send our final message to the Galactic Confederation.

When the Mac shared their fusion drive, human engineers made it 30% more efficient in just six months. They said humans adapted too quickly, thought too fast, and didn't follow established rules. Sarah looked around the chamber one last time memorizing every face that voted against humanity. As the human delegation was escorted out, Sarah noticed Admiral Rivera wasn't angry anymore. As their ship left the council station behind, Sarah looked out at the vast structure that had once been their home among the stars.

When the Mac shared their fusion drive, human engineers made it 30% more efficient in just six months. They said humans adapted too quickly, thought too fast, and didn't follow established rules. Sarah looked around the chamber one last time memorizing every face that voted against humanity. As the human delegation was escorted out, Sarah noticed Admiral Rivera wasn't angry anymore. As their ship left the council station behind, Sarah looked out at the vast structure that had once been their home among the stars.

When the Mac shared their fusion drive, human engineers made it 30% more efficient in just six months. They said humans adapted too quickly, thought too fast, and didn't follow established rules. Sarah looked around the chamber one last time memorizing every face that voted against humanity. As the human delegation was escorted out, Sarah noticed Admiral Rivera wasn't angry anymore. As their ship left the council station behind, Sarah looked out at the vast structure that had once been their home among the stars.

When the Mac shared their fusion drive, human engineers made it 30% more efficient in just six months. They said humans adapted too quickly, thought too fast, and didn't follow established rules. Sarah looked around the chamber one last time memorizing every face that voted against humanity. As the human delegation was escorted out, Sarah noticed Admiral Rivera wasn't angry anymore. As their ship left the council station behind, Sarah looked out at the vast structure that had once been their home among the stars.