Captain Gorlak's Necessary

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Overview Space, the second to final frontier. The year is 1984, and Captain Gorlak is commanding his army to fight the Star Chasers of Daminia. The skirmishes are short, but boldly fierce, and the SCD are on the verge of extinction. If the SCD go extinct, then no one can stop the Gralaxian Supremacy, and Earth will be their next target . But the SCD have a last ditch effort, and one shot can change the course of history.
SCD Sergeant The ship is almost out of food, and cargo is low in supply.
My friend, Ryugen Tiex, is working on a classified project, and has only told me that it will wipe out the Gralaxian scum. What could they be working on, and how powerful is it? All I know is it is not my job to know; my job is to fight, and die for the milky way. Though I feel like I might die of hunger.
Captain Gorlak
The SCD are on the run, And while they eat filthy shrillk, I get to eat earthen delicacies, such as ramen. I have recently been informed of the SCD’s FF Trecora. “Computer, set travel coordinates 6687 x, 9083 y .”
And in an instant we are opening fire on the FF trecora, and Life is good.
Ryugen Tiex
We are out of time; fire the atomic universal transporter now!

SCD Sergeant
A purple laser fires out of one of the main cannons and
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Even the med bay, where heavy casualties have been sustained, is unusually cheerful. This is one fight of many, but little did we know that a threat, far greater than the Gralaxians, evil loomed after the

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