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After a cataclysmic war annihilates their civilization, a band of stranded soldiers must battle across hostile worlds to uncover a buried truth about their origins and a lost cosmic 'tribe'.
SYNOPSIS:
When a cataclysmic superweapon tears apart entire star systems, the mighty Ascendant Union collapses in a single devastating moment. A small band of stranded soldiers aboard the warship Tempest, led by the hardened Commander Rook, narrowly escape the destruction, only to be violently flung across the galaxy into an uncharted region of space with no obvious way home.
Cut off and outnumbered by a merciless enemy, Rook and his team, Lieutenant Mira, the introspective moral compass; Griggs, a volatile weapons specialist; Drax, a loyal engineer; and Zara, a guarded scout, crash-land on a hostile desert world.
As they struggle to survive, they discover strange ruins that suggest something impossible: humans, or something like them, existed here long before the Union.
They have been lied to, stripped of a past they should have shared and understood.
Repairing a derelict ship that belonged to this 'tribe' of ancient humans, the group begins a desperate journey across a chain of dangerous worlds, each more unforgiving than the last.
They battle alien predators, rival scavengers, and remnants of the machine-like Silicators, while tensions within the group rise. Along the way, Mira begins to decode ancient symbols and texts, revealing a truth that shakes them all, their civilization may not be the first, and its rise may have come at a terrible cost.
Clues point to an ancient, nomadic “cosmic tribe” of humans who once roamed the galaxy in balance with their environment, long before the Union’s expansionist empire. Evidence suggests the Union’s own ancestors exploited or erased this tribe, building their dominance on stolen knowledge. Worse still, the catastrophic weapon that destroyed their civilization was not created by their enemies, but was an ancient relic of this lost tribe, reawakened and misused.
As they follow a trail of ruins and star maps, the soldiers learn of a hidden world at the edge of the galaxy where the last remnants of the tribe may still exist. But they are not alone in the search. A surviving faction of Union warlords, desperate to rebuild their empire, hunts the same secret, forcing Rook and his team into a brutal confrontation with their own past, and a decision: whose side are they really on?
Reaching this hidden world, they encounter the surviving members of the cosmic tribe, beings who have evolved beyond war and domination, living in harmony with both nature and advanced technology, who yet wield a terrifying power, which seems like magic to Rook and his crew.
Through them, the survivors confront the full truth: their civilization’s destruction was not an accident, but the inevitable result of repeating a cycle of conquest and imbalance.
When the Silicators, allied to the remnants of the Union, track them to the planet, a final battle erupts, with Rook and his people allying with the Tribe.
With the tribe’s guidance, Rook and his team unlock a deeper understanding of the ancient power that once destroyed their worlds, this time using it not as a weapon, but as a means to end the Silicator/ Union threat, and build a more peaceful galaxy.
In the aftermath, the survivors face a choice: rebuild what was lost, or become something new. Letting go of their identities as soldiers of a fallen empire, they step into an uncertain future, not as conquerors, but as part of something greater.
They are no longer just survivors.
They are now Tribe.