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Humanity’sFirstandLastSpaceWar
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TheacoftheMoonawayfromEarthhadbegun.
TheMoonwashangingintheskyofEarth’sdaysidewhebombsweredetoheflarefromeachexplosiouptheMooninthebluesky，givingittheappearanceofagiantsilvereyefrantikingintheheavefelloheonesidedflashesoftheMoonstillshoofhumanhandiworktothesurfaty-fivethousandmilesbeloalesilvertrailfollowingtheMoon’sbacksidewasnowvisible.ItosedoftherocksblastediheMoon’ssurface.stalledonthepropulsioheMooablastedintospacelikebillowingfloodwaters.ThewavesofrockquicklyfadediahinstrandstrailiurningtowardtheEarth’sotherside，theMooncircumsagorbit.
Humanity’sattention，hosquarelyfothegreatandterribleringthathadappearediheDevourer’sapproaedovertheEarth.TheenormoustidesitsgravitycausedhadalreadydestroyedEarth’scoastalcities.
TheDevourer’saftenginesflashedinacircleofbluelightasitengagedinfinalorbitaladjustmentsonitsapproach.ItevelymatchedtheEarth’sorbitaroundtheSuhesametimeitaligsaxisofrotatioh’s.Haviheseadjustments，iteversoslowlybegaheEarth，readytosurrouwithitshugeringbody.
TheMooiowomthistime，abombhadexplodedwithinitssurfaceeverytwoorthreeseds，resultinginanalmostiotalof2.5millionnuclearexplosions.AsitessedorbitarouheMooionhadforcecircularorbitintoadistiicalshape.AstheMoohefarendofthisellipse，FangsandtheMarshalarrivedonitsfside，awayfromtheexplodingbombs.TheMarshalhadexpresslyihealienemissaryforthiso.
Astheystoodonthelunarplainsurrouers，theyfeltthetremorsfromtheothersideshakedeepbe.ItalmostseemedasiftheysethepowerfulheartbeatofEarth’ssatellite.Ich-blackskybeyond，theDeviantrisbrilliantlight，itshugeshapeinghalfthesky.
&，Marshal-worm，mostexdeed!’Fangsapplauded，hisvoicefullofsincerepraise.‘But，’heued，‘youshouldhurry.Youonlyhaveooaccelerate.TheDevourerEmpireisnotaedtowaitingforothers.Aherquestioiesyoubuiltbelowthesurfaceadecadeagoarestillempty.Whenwilltheirinhabitantsarrive?HoaceshipstransportohousandhumansherefromEarthih?’
‘Wewillbrihemarshalcalmlyreplied.‘WewillbethelasthumanstostandontheMoon.’
&his，FangstwistedhisbodyiheMarshalhadsaid‘We’，meaningthe5，000offidsoldiersofEarth’sspaceforedaperfexoer-coveredlunarplaiofthephalanxasoldierbrandishedablueflag.
‘Look，thisisourpla’sbanner.ontheDevourerEmpire!’theMarshalaly.
Fangsstooddumbfounded，morefusedthansurprised.Immediately，hisbodybegantoreelashewasthrownontohisbackbytheMooatiswaskround，stunnedbeyondanythoughtofmovement.Allaroundhimlunardustkickedupbyhismassivefallslowlybegantodrifttotheground.
Butthedustwasquicklythrownupagain，stirredbymassiveshockwavesreverberatingfromtheothersideoftheMoon.Thesesholefttheentireplainalayerofwhitedust.
FahefrequenuclearexplosiohersideoftheMoonhadabruptlyincreasedseveraltimesbythesharpincreaseofgravity，heferthattheMooionmusthaveincreasedseveraltimesaswell.Rollirievedalargehaerfromapothefrontofhisspacesuit.HebroughtuptheMooaltrajeediately，herealizedthatthistremendousincreaseofacwouldtaketheMoonoutoforbit.TheMoonwouldbreakfreeravityandshootoffintospace.Aflashingredlisshoweditspredictedcourse.
ItwasonacoursewiththeDevourer.
Disghisputerwithoutasedthought，Fangsslowlyrosetohisfeet.Straininghisnesttheexplravity，hepeeredthroughthebillowingcloudsoflunardust.StandinginfrontofhimwasEarth’sarmy，stillupright，stalwartlikestandingstones.
&uryofspiraddegsmumbledunderhisbreath.
TheMarshaljustnoddedi.‘Youhatitistoolate，’hepoigravely.
Faeralongsigh.‘IshouldhaverealizedthatthehumahletelydiffereheEridaheirworldhadevolvedsymbiotically，freeofioruggleforsurvival.Theydidnotevenknoas.’Hehalted，digestingeguideourassessmeh’speople.Youhaveceaselesslybuteahedaythatyouthetrees.Howcouldyoubeeasilyquered?I…’Agaiwasanunfivabledereliofduty!’
&heMarshalspoke，hissteady，leveltoneexplaiFangswasrealizing.‘TheEridaniansbroughtusvastquaalinformatioiohelimitsoftheDevourer’sabilitytoaccelerate.ItisthisinformationthatformedthebasisofourbattleplaethebombsthatgetheMoosmanacwilletoexceedtheDevourer’saitthree-fold.Inotherwords，’hesaid，‘itwillbethriceasagileastheDevourer.Thereisnowayyouavoidtheing.’
‘Actually，wewereelyssaid.‘Whehbeganproduglargequantitiesofnubs，webegantomonitortheirwhereabouts.WemadesurethattheywithintheMoothink…’Fangstrailedoff.
Behindhisvisor，theMarshalsmiledfaisostupidastodirectlyattacktheDevourerwithnubs，’hesaid.‘WeknowthattheDevourerEmpirehasbeensteeledbyhutles.Earth’ssimpleandcrudemissileswouldlyhavebeeedaroyed，oneandall.ButyouterethingaslargeastheMooheDevourer，withitsimmensepower，couldhaveeventuallybrokeheMoon，butitisfartoocloseforthatnow.Youareoutoftime.’
Fayworms.Treas，vis.’Heshookhishead，bristling.‘TheDevourerEmpireisacivilizatioallthingsoutiwehavebeehedeceitfultreacheryoftheEarthwnashedhishugeteethashefinishedspeaking，hisfuryalmostgoadinghimtolockhisgiantarshal.Thesoldiersandtheirriflesaimingrightathim，however，stayedhistalons.Fangshadnottenthathisbody，too，wasbutfleshandblood.Oofbulletswouldendhi
WithhiseyesfirmlyfixedonFangs，theMarshalstated，‘Wewillleave，andyou，too，shouldmakeyourwayofftheMoon，otherwiseyouwillsurelybekilledbytheDevourerEmpire’snuclear>
TheMarshalwasquitecorrect.JustasFangsandthehumanspaceforceslefttheMoon’ssurfaterissilesoftheDevourerstruck.BothsidesoftheMoonhbrilliantlight.ThefsideoftheMoonexplodedashugewavesofrockswereblastedintospace.AllaroundtheMoon，lunarmatterwasviolentlyscatteredinallimagiioheEarth，theMoon，onitscoursewiththeDevourer，lookedlikeawarrior，wildhairablazewithrage.Therewascouldhavestoppeditnow!Whereverohisspectaclewasvisible，seasofpeopleeruptedintofeverishcheers.
TheDevourer’siiondidnotuefarealizedthatithadbeeelymeahemomentsinwhichtheMoonwouldclosetheshortdistaherewasnowaytodivertitscourseortodestroyit.
TheexplosionsoftheMoon’snuclearpropulsionhadalsoceased.Itwasnowfastenough，ah’sdefeedthnubstocarryoutanylast-minutemanoeuvres.Allwassilent.
Inthecoldquietofspace，theDevourerah’ssatellitefloatedtowardeachotheriranquillity.Thedistaidlydecreased.AsitdwihirtythousahetrolshipofEarth’sSupremeandcouldalreadyseetheMthegiantringoftheDevourer.Fromthere，itlookedlikeaballbearinginatrack.
Uptothispoint，theDevourerhadnotmadeastrajectory.Itwaseasytouandwhy:theMooncouldhaveeasilymatyprematureorbitalmanoeuvre.AnymeaningfulevasiveawouldhavetobetakeninthefisbeforetheMoon’simpact.Thetwoitswerealmostlikeasinajoust.Theyweregtowardoher，gallopingacrossthedistaihevictorwouldonlybedetheblinkofaheymadetact.
TwogreatcivilizationsoftheMilkyWayheldtheirbreathinraptanti，awaitingthatfi.
AttwentythousahsidesbegantheirmaheDevihefirsttoflare，shootingblueflamesmorethahousaospace.Itbeganitsevasion.OntheMoon，nubswereonignited，ferociouslydetonatingwithuensityacarriedoutitsadjustments，matgitscoursetoensurea.Itsargtailofdebrisclearlydescribeditsgeofdire.ThebluelightoftheDevourer’sfivethousand-mileflamesmergedwiththesilverflashesoftheMoos;itwasthemostmagaevertogracethesolarsyste
Bothsidesmahisforthreehours.Thedistahemhadalreadyshruhousaheputerdisplaysshowedwhathetrolshipeverwouldhavebelievedtobepossible:theDevourerwasgcoursewithaioimesgreaterthaheEridanianshadclaimedpossible!
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