Casualties Of Mars is about the people The Dominion tried to delete.One stolen warship. One crew who refuses to bow. One family who decides that fear will not be the future.It begins where a Dominion warship called Carasis is stolen, renamed Mongoose, and becomes something The Dominion never expected. Not a weapon. Not a machine. A home. A living ship with a voice, a temper, and a loyalty that cannot be engineered, monitored, or erased.The Dominion is an empire built on control. It erases names. It rewrites histories. It makes employment, healthcare, transport, and food depend on obedience. It teaches children to obey before they learn who they really are. It has taken six major strongholds, and it calls that peace.Casualties Of Mars says no to that peace.It follows the Zone Warriors, a family on one ship who protect each other like family. It follows Galactic Justice, the organised resistance that unites worlds The Dominion wants kept apart. It follows the Red Sister Faction, the sisterhood that keeps hope, memory, and love alive. And it follows the Sky Skreamers, the official voice of Galactic Justice in the skies, who refuse to be quiet.At its core, it is about Mars. About what was lost. About what was stolen. About a legacy of vengeance that lives on in the survivors who remember. Mars was not forgotten. Its people carry that memory, and it drives them to fight for a future where no world has to suffer the same fate.Above all, it is about hope. It is about proving that an empire built on fear is not inevitable. That one ship, one family, and one act of defiance can crack the idea that The Dominion cannot be resisted.Seven idiots. One ship. One rule. Screw The Dominion.

Mars was once a living world. Vast oceans under blue skies. Forests, cities, scholars, explorers, and warriors. The Knights of Karock guarded the northern territories, and Mars flourished for countless generations.The Dominion chose Mars as its ultimate demonstration of power. It did not just invade. It sentenced the whole planet to death.Using a weapon called Rapid Internal Cooling, the Dominion stole the heat from the Martian core. The core cooled. The convection currents died. The magnetic field collapsed. Without that shield, Mars was left open to the sun.The solar wind then stripped the atmosphere away. Pressure fell. Skies faded to dust. Oceans boiled, broke apart, escaped into space, or froze into ice and permafrost. Cities fell under domes, then underground, then into silence.Millions died. Civilisations vanished. Evacuation fleets tried to break the blockade, and many were hunted and destroyed.Then The Wrath arrived. Ancient warriors who would not let Mars die without resistance. They tore into the blockade, opened evacuation corridors, and saved the majority of those who were still alive. The Knights of Karock held the north so others could escape, and many stayed behind to buy those escapes with their lives.The survivors scattered across thirteen star systems. They took a new name. The Casualties of Mars. Not as defeat, but as remembrance, sacrifice, and vengeance.The Dominion thought destroying Mars would create fear. Instead, it created Galactic Justice. From the ashes of Mars, thirteen systems began to rise against them.