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Apocalypse (noun); An event involving destruction or damage on an awesome or catastrophic scale.
MC Jones, now Admiral MC Jones — still the galaxy’s premier assassin — rewrote the assassin’s rulebook. She breaks the very rules that she wrote. Which means there are no rules.
She once remarked that one of her was enough for humanity and its allied races to cope with. She had been quite positive about it at the time. With the galaxy inching closer to war, she’s having to rethink that statement.
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How we got here:
No one was ever more surprised than Mary Christmas that she has become the de-facto champion of humanity. She’s not sure she might not need to throw up.
Without any intention of ever, well, of ever helping people, MC now finds herself increasingly with that self-imposed obligation. She had been bred with a genetically enhanced body. She had been forced to endure surgery after painful surgery to make her stronger, to make her faster, to make her practically indestructible. That had all been her father’s doing. He wanted to own the premier assassin in the galaxy.
He may have actually succeeded. She killed him before he had the chance to realize his folly. No longer indentured to anyone, with no master, with enough wealth to do whatever she pleases, MC rewrote the rule book — at least the portion concerning the job of an assassin. Then she broke the rules.
Now she’s doing her best to keep an assorted group of people she accidentally became responsible for alive.
Escaping with her people, in a relatively flimsy shuttle subsequent to being caught between two large battling warships, she crashed the shuttle on a barren planet. Prior to the Big War with the Uvaloothi hundreds of years ago, the planet had been a salvage and reclamation center for old starships. MC set her crew to resurrecting a derelict starship found in a long abandoned junkyard. The ship she chose was bright purple. It looked more like a giant insect than a starship. It was a Karabreesh Mantis — the workhorse of the Uvaloothi war fleet.
MC has an odd crew — a priest, a doctor, a runaway princess, an ex-diplomat, a brilliant engineer, two marines, an assassin, and two bridge officers she rescued from the junkyard planet. They all know that the unlikely ship MC came across in the junkyard is their only chance of ever leaving the planet.
Without the help of the ship’s long-dormant AI, they would have never got it into space. The technology was more advanced than that of humanity. Labels, where there were any, were in an unknown language. She named her ship — the purple alien ship resurrected from a junkyard — Mantis.
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Champion? Can’t be:
At this point, MC has been acquiring friends and allies for years. Without ever intending for it to happen, she now has a mismatched fleet of warships. Many throughout Human-occupied space suspect that the alien Uvaloothi will be back someday, in the distant future, to finish what they started — the total subjugation of the human race. MC knows they are coming back and that their reprise visit is imminent.
Which means that the worlds of Human-occupied space need a champion, dammit! The alternative? Apocalypse…