Triumph & Defeat

Triumph & Defeat

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Alpha Shaitan had been won, but tidings of a greater battle loomed in front of Humanity. The incredibly large fleet spotted approaching Beta Shaitan signified an existential crisis for humans. It is when faced with such daunting odds, staring at the face of defeat, the best of human inventiveness and courage emerges. The threat of the Hadean fleet was thwarted by the collective efforts of many such inventive and courageous humans, aided in no small measure by a massive blunder on part of the Shaitans. There were two big breaks that the humans would get in their war efforts. The first was a very conventional break in terms of a final parting gift that the Ka-Let gave the humans. It was a piece of technology that would help humans tilt the balance of the war just enough in their favour to give them an advantage in every encounter they had with the Shaitans. The second break was a very unconventional one. It was something that the human species had evolved very specifically to exploit, a weapon about which the Shaitans had no conception or foil. Together these twin advantages would help the humans slowly turn the tide in their favour, start winning the war. It would take a long grind and many decades, but the humans would start prevailing in world after world of the Shaitans. When the humans reach the final world of the Shaitans on the other end of their empire, they discover something terrible. They say that there is light at the end of the tunnel. For the humans it turns out to be darkness at the end of light! Just as the humans win the war against the Shaitans, what should have been the final triumph turns into the biggest defeat in human history!

Book information

ISBN: 9781514700808
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Imprint: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
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Weight: -1g