Forgotten Space (e-book) (used book) | Joseph Quinn | bookbook.eu

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Currently kept in captivity following defeat in the Ore Wars by their enemy, the human remnant endured forced labor living beneath Ghost Glass Dome. Conscripted by the all-seeing Alliance to Diapsidorian Authority, their enslavement was not without all hope - three well-known, well-trained participants unwillingly enroll in an upcoming, annually televised event ineptly dubbed Freedom Runs. Populating the expanse of space beyond Pelagius Paradox*, diversity of life spanned the spectrum - Humanity gave rise to robots to further means of exploration. During the machine exploration, the robots conceived in circuitry, built, and furthermore received their Synthetic lifeforms demanding they perform duties, as did their programming built by their creator. With all electric life flourishing, the watchful Alliance took immediate notice and enslaved the lion's share of the emulous synthetic herd. Gaining control of them, the Alliance grew a feared reputation while immediately doubling their efforts tripling their numbers; furthermore expounding that domination of all species is imminent. Once this broadcast reached the militant conscience, they received the threat of imminent domination as a declaration of war and quietly used it as excuse enough to invade further reaches of space under the auspices of mandated ore retrieval. Reaching deeply into the Federal Alliance's cosmic backyard under said auspice, looking to contrast the dominance unfolding there with a fight of their own, this historically sparked the celestial conflagration ablaze. As the grand Ore War ensued, humanity eventually fell to superior synthetic numbers. With the Alliance officially claiming victory, ending the large-scale war, several people were lost, dead, or simply forgotten... With the wars spanning the stars and the infamous event nearing, will the Alliance succeed in the imminent destruction of all registered species now having access to autonomous synthetic androids? On the other hand, shou