The Black Mongoose floated deep within the Delca solar system. It had been a long 3 day battle evading Dominion hunter vessels, and although a successful evasion, the ship had received one heck of a beating. on a plus side, It's twin core thruster engines purred with kinetic harmony whilst it's battle damaged hull received a well earned repair from it's onboard nano bots, But Inside, oh man, it's chaos

Following the mayhem of Harskell 5, the blazing liberation of Yarnax, and the hilariously philanthropic heist at Gravepoint Station, the Zone Warriors found themselves thrust into a new and unexpected role—not just as misfit heroes of the fringe systems, but as symbols of rebellion. Their names, once muttered in backwater bars and pirate docks with equal parts amusement and disbelief, began to carry weight.The Dominion listed them as “Interstellar Disruptive Entities,” a bure

Objective: Disrupt Dominion fuel lines. Result: Exploded fuel depot, destabilized three moons, with moderate sunburn to local orbital traffic.On the volatile mining world of Harskell 5 the Dominion operated a massive fuel depot nestled between three orbiting moons each housing secondary energy processing units.

With a final glance at the wreckage behind him, Tacko Rinn pushed the throttle of his battle wrecked space fighter forward and followed Drake Vance's Black Mongoose into the unknown. It was a beginning, a chance meeting in the void that would soon turn into an alliance and friendship that would shape the galaxy

The Tharos Expanse was a lawless sector on the edges of known space and had long been a battleground for smugglers, bounty hunters, and mercenary warlords. It was a place where no government dared enforce order, where the strongest survived, and the reckless died fast.Among the stars, Drake Vance was no stranger to the chaos of these regions. His ship, the Black Mongoose, had seen countless battles, countless escapes, and more than a few incidents where he should have been ki

Before the Galactic Justice came into existence, the Thirteen Star Systems existed in a fragile balance. Power was dictated by warlords, planetary monarchs, corporate syndicates, and the Overlord Dominion, each vying for control over their own sectors. While civilizations expanded, so did crime, corruption, and tyranny, leaving many planets lawless and at the mercy of those who ruled through oppression

The storm had been brewing for years. The Overlord Dominion, an empire built upon conquest and submission, had pushed its forces deeper into the Velmara System, claiming world after world under its iron grip. Velmara-4, known as Velmara’s Reach, was more than a planet—it was a bastion of resistance, one of the last free outposts standing between the Dominion and total dominance over the sector.

The Knights of Karock emerged not from empire or conquest, but from catastrophe. Their genesis occurred during the 'Age of Collapse', an era when vast galactic civilizations crumbled under the weight of their own ambition. Amidst the wreckage on planet Karock, a lone figure known as Avok Buox