LordMomonga_squire

In the Year 2030, Mankind faced extinction against invading Aliens. These humanoid Aliens were vastly superior in every aspect compared to an average human, they could mow buildings,form valid scientific theories, travel over few kilometers over a blink of an Eye.

 All appeared to be lost when unexpectedly, An interesting Scientist made a breakthrough with his research, he found that the Aliens otherwise known as Mulkers had a very similar DNA with humans and discovered that the powers of the Mulkers stem in their blood, with this knowledge, he artificially created hybrids that were on par with the opposing Mulkers. His results however were imperfect as they had certain problems, these hybrids were prone to mental attacks due to the conflicted blood within them and would sometimes rage out harming friends alike alongside this, they had very fast growth which limits their lifespan to the maximum of 3 years.

 Join the story as our not so perfect fill for heroes face off against this overwhelming threat, Will they be the ones to rescue mankind or are they just ticking bombs ready to blow up Man's hope.

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HUMANITY'S TRUMP CARD

Far in the ever embracing arms of the Universe, beyond the Earth's solar system, far beyond the Milky Way, amongst the clusters of unidentified stars and galaxies, there hovered a large mass of rock, flattened like a tremendous force pummeled it.

It was aquamarine and it glowed incessantly, its surface was desolate, devoid of intelligent life, and went afar like it wanted to grasp infinity.

On it, Irregular rocks hovered slowly about strangely adorning it.

" Ahh, turns out I'll have to put effort this time around" a cold voice uttered followed by the grumblings of something inhuman.

A figure stood at the center of the rock looking forward with a face of non-existent eyeballs, a blank face peering into the abyss.

" You two just can't hold your excitement" he spoke and the grumbles further ensue.

it's not time