Slut Galaxy/Chapter One/Ask about earth
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| - | She nods. "Indeed. The planet you know as Earth, the planet you grew up on... I'm sorry to say it no longer exists. It is a barren, nuclear wasteland, the only life on its surface that of archeological teams sifting through the ruins | + | She nods. "Indeed. The planet you know as Earth, the planet you grew up on... I'm sorry to say it no longer exists. It is a barren, nuclear wasteland, the only life on its surface that of archeological teams sifting through the ruins. |
| - | " | + | "You must understand that the Second Galactic Civil War was violent and prolonged. Despite his carnal obsessions and advancing years, the warlord was still a formidable foe. Gains were slow, casualties vast, but eventually the rebellion had reduced the warlord to one remaining planet: his seat of power, Old Earth. Yet it was extremely well-defended, and with the prospect of a never-ending siege in sight, the galactic council took the most extreme of options in order to finally bring the conflict to a close. Old Earth was destroyed from orbit, with a nuclear bombardment not seen before or since. |
| - | + | "It did its job. The warlord was destroyed, all traces of him eradicated, and the planet was rendered uninhabitable. Of course, it was only centuries later that we realised his genetic code was the only thing that could reverse the changes to our DNA..." The busty doctor shakes her head and sighs. | |
| - | *[[Slut Galaxy/Chapter One/Tell me about the galaxy|" | + | "As for humanity, we had colonised hundreds of planets by that point, so Old Earth was not our only homeworld. Yet it was still important to our history, so we sought out a new planet to call our own. The galaxy aided us in our search, and eventually a planet was located that matched the environment of Old Earth in nearly every way. Now, centuries later, that planet is known as New Earth and is a thriving centre of commerce and culture." |
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| + | She smiles. "In fact, perhaps you could make it one of your first ports of call. I know you'd be... well-received there." She winks at you. "Any more questions?" | ||
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| + | *[[Slut Galaxy/Chapter One/Tell me about the galaxy|"Tell me more about the galaxy."]] | ||
| + | *[[Slut Galaxy/Chapter One/Tell me more about my purpose doctor|"I need more details on my purpose. I'm supposed to have sex?"]] | ||
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Current revision as of 21:34, 31 January 2016
She nods. "Indeed. The planet you know as Earth, the planet you grew up on... I'm sorry to say it no longer exists. It is a barren, nuclear wasteland, the only life on its surface that of archeological teams sifting through the ruins.
"You must understand that the Second Galactic Civil War was violent and prolonged. Despite his carnal obsessions and advancing years, the warlord was still a formidable foe. Gains were slow, casualties vast, but eventually the rebellion had reduced the warlord to one remaining planet: his seat of power, Old Earth. Yet it was extremely well-defended, and with the prospect of a never-ending siege in sight, the galactic council took the most extreme of options in order to finally bring the conflict to a close. Old Earth was destroyed from orbit, with a nuclear bombardment not seen before or since.
"It did its job. The warlord was destroyed, all traces of him eradicated, and the planet was rendered uninhabitable. Of course, it was only centuries later that we realised his genetic code was the only thing that could reverse the changes to our DNA..." The busty doctor shakes her head and sighs.
"As for humanity, we had colonised hundreds of planets by that point, so Old Earth was not our only homeworld. Yet it was still important to our history, so we sought out a new planet to call our own. The galaxy aided us in our search, and eventually a planet was located that matched the environment of Old Earth in nearly every way. Now, centuries later, that planet is known as New Earth and is a thriving centre of commerce and culture."
She smiles. "In fact, perhaps you could make it one of your first ports of call. I know you'd be... well-received there." She winks at you. "Any more questions?"
