Chapter II
The Force Choses
Star Wars
The Universal War
Order's Origins
Dark times rule the planet Earth for force sensitives. After the Treaty of Versailles at the end of World War I force sensitives were ordered to be hunted down and killed on sight. After years of time passing, the world has yet to kill them all off.
Now an unknown shadow lingers over the future of all mankind. Never before has a threat like this existed in the history of earth. Scientists have devised a plan to force the unknown enemy from hiding so that they may be properly dealt with before the public becomes aware of their existence. However the president of the United States of America believes that the hiding force sensitives are the only way for humanity to have a chance at survival.
However, the users of the force are not blind to the events at play and are planning to fight a war for the sake of all humankind. However, before they can make the appropriate plans with a group of Canadian scientists they must find a child who is strong in the force. One who could make all the balance in the coming war as its storms loom ever so closer.
Earth, the planet that its most sentient beings, humans, is the only hospitable planet in their galaxy. Suddenly a space satellite is seen flying at high speeds toward the planet with no regards to the surrounding environment of it point of impact. As it speeds into the atmosphere of the planet a large flaming shield begins to encompass it as it speeds closer and closer towards the earth in a remote forest. Then in less time that it takes to blink, the satellite slammed into the ground causing the dirt, stone, and wood around it to go flying into the air. However, it was not only heard by a nearby military base, but seen by a small spider that rushed away at the explosion.
At the military base every soldier is running to their stations as a squad of five troops gathers cameras for their helmets, their armor, and their guns. The cameras being equipped with miniature microphones, denied the need to use walkie-talkies. The soldiers were given ear pieces to use in case they needed orders from the base command center. With everything on their persons they stormed out into the forest, unknowingly entering a race to the crashed satellite.
After trekking the forest for nearly half an hour, they reached the satellite. They moved to closely inspect the wreckage, and the first thing the noticed was the emblem that would normally be on itn to identify a country, was one that they had never seen before. It was a image of Earth with a large set of red and violet seas with two brown and black fangs piercing it. "Are you seeing this thing. I've never seen this emblem before."
In less than a heartbeat one of the five men went flying into the bushes as if he had an invisible string attached to him. On the screen in the base command center, all they saw was the forest brush and then a blade of some kind, and then the connection ended. The team had become fully aware of their surroundings in the amount of time it had taken to kill the one soldier. The leader of them team was more intent one finding what had killed his team member by looking in front of him that he failed to notice the black spider like creature hanging from an invisible line upside down with a blade in her hand ready to strike in a heartbeat. When one of his teammates turned around and saw her she threw her knife and it found its way into his head in between his eyes. The squad leader turned around with his gun raised to kill the assailant, but instead when he turned around she lunged forward and bit into his neck injecting him with venom killing him instantly. The other two soldiers sent on the mission began to retreat back towards the base but were shot dead by red bolts of energy that shot them square in the back, directly across from their hearts.
At the base the alarm was going off in full blast as the entire garrison began to prepare for an attack. The base commander was barking out orders left and right without breaking a sweat, though on the inside he was freaking out a great deal. Five of his best men had just been killed in under a minute, and now the assailants were attacking his base. "I want the relay tower up at all times, we need to get an s.o.s. out, or we need to get word to the U.N. that there is something out there that is highly aggressive."
"Sir, multiple unidentified aircraft coming quickly from the south at fifteen degrees."
"Get the antiaircraft batteries up and running. We must and will hold this position. If we lose, they'll have a clear access to attack heavily populated cities." Suddenly the base shook with a great force that could match that of a 5.0 earthquake. "What the hell was that?"
"We have an unknown land vehicle with legs moving in at a pace of large heavy, slow tanks sir." The base commander walked up to the screen in front of him and saw ten strange looking fighter craft moving at high speeds. They had a small gap in between the wings, however in the gap was two cylinders that probably carried some sort of firing weapon in them, shortly behind them were large black things with large cannons on their back. After he gave it a closer look he saw that the large black 'walkers' had large black, beady eyes. Then without a moment's notice the ten fighters fired at the base. The five in the front fired large blue bolts of energy that streaked fast into the sky and slammed into the base walls near the power generator. Everything electrical on the base grounds suddenly shut down as the other five fighters fired violet red bolts that caused large explosions all over the base. Dozens of humanoid soldiers came flooding out of the jungle firing at the human soldiers with guns that fired red energy bolts. For every human soldier that died, only two would take his place, and that would not be long and the commander knew it. However, for every creature that died, three more would take its place, and he had no clue as to how many soldiers the enemy had. Then without warning, the large creatures that had cannons on their backs started to fire at the base with devastating results human bodies went flying as they started to run out of soldiers. In an act of desperation, three troop carriers, filled with one driver, one medic, two healthy soldiers, and everyone else being wounded tried to escape the carnage and massacre, but were foiled when the enemy fighters came out of nowhere and destroyed the transport. When the gunfire ceased outside the men in the command center stood in the room while locking the doors as best as they could. After securing the door locks into a position that they know couldn't be opened they could hear banging on the door as the attackers tried to kill the rest of them off. After several minutes of failed attempts they heard a strange clicking noise and the footfalls of some being that had a rather high weight. When the footfalls stopped they heard a clicking noise, and then a noise that they could describe as a rush of air that was being singed by intense heat. A red glow could be seen from the small gap under the door, and to the horror of the humans trapped inside the command room two glowing red blades were forced into the door, and they slowly began to carve a circle into the door. When they had done their job the trapped humans heard a noise similar to what they had heard earlier, but the red lights vanished into thin air. With a small tap the door fell over and they began to hear a raspy breathing as a large humanoid creature walked into the room. It had two legs like a human, however like the attackers it had eight eyes, but unlike them it had six hands instead of four. It walked into the room slowly as if to bring fear to the humans, a job it did successfully. The humans thought that they had known the true definition of fear, but they had been wrong. The thing then lifted its head up even more to show the humans its fangs as it smiled a twisted smile.
"The smell of fear makes me grow stronger." It spoke with a raspy voice. He looked at a young soldier when the young man had managed to raise his weapon in spite of fear. The creature raised his fist faster than they could process and the boy was lifted into the air while holding his neck as if he were being choked by some invisible force. Then the creature flicked his wrist and the boy was sent flying into a wall where his spine snapped on impact, killing him instantly. He then pulled a cylinder off of a cape that the humans had failed to notice and he pressed a button on the cylinder causing it to release one of the red blades that had cut their door down without any effort. He then walked forward as every human present began to shoot in a hope of killing him. He however had reflexes that were incredibly fast, so fast that he was able to block all of the bullets that were shot at him, even though they were at point blank range. He cut them down without any second thought, but kept a young woman alive, the last human in the room. He then waved his hand and the communication screen came up and he then looked right into it with all eight of his eyes.
"This is just the first target." He said to the camera before he looked to the woman in front of him who was crying profusely at the thought of dying in such a horrible way. He then gave her a twisted smile before speaking. "It will be a quick death from your future king." With that he swung his red sword down and he beheaded her with one swift strike.
"Mommy!" A small six year child cried as he woke up from a horrible nightmare. The young child was a boy named Christian who had just witnessed in his nightmare what had just happened on the other side of the planet. The door to his room swung open and the light went on as his mother Nicole came running into his room with a worried look on her face.
"Shhhhh, it's okay, it's okay mommy's here." She held her only son as he sniffled from his nightmare. She knew he was a force sensitive, in fact the whole town of Fort Bragg, California knew he was a force sensitive, but treated him normally because of the fact that his grandfather was a cop in the town. She was always worried about her son when he was at school because of what it meant for him to be a force sensitive. She was always vigilant when she was near him, and the school he went to was always keeping its eyes open for any signs of trouble in the slightest. It was always a very dangerous thing with the force sensitives, though he didn't even know he was one yet. She planned on telling him when he was older, much older. However, it was not as the force willed it to be. Soon she would have a large amount of very special visitors coming to her small apartment. Then she would be forced to tell her son about his true abilities. She looked down at her young innocent baby boy; to her he would always be her baby boy. He was now peacefully asleep in her arms, and so she laid him down gently and covered him up with his blankets on his bed and left the room quietly. She then walked down to the phone that was in the kitchen and called her family that lived nearby to tell them about what had happened. They told them that the force would guide his and her actions with due time, for their family had always believed in the force and its guidance. When she and her sister had both become the age of eighteen, they had been promised a member of the family would aid in bringing balance to the force, through events that would change the flow of history for years to come.
Outside of the town a group of travelers walked into a clear patch of forest and got a view of the town. They had sensed a great ripple in the force here only shortly after they had sensed the threat of the invisible enemy. They had been a self-proclaimed order of jedi for decades, since they had built their little temple in Michigan. The leader held his hand up signaling his companions to set up camp at their location, the small enclosure would give them shelter from the wind and any stray eyes that could look in the wrong direction. He went to a boulder, sat down, and meditated. As he meditated he felt a ripple in the force, it was centralized around a base near the Pacific Ocean. He could feel death, fear, suffering, sadness, and anger. It shook him deeply, for it seemed that the enemy had struck once more, this time there had been consequences. He opened his eyes and looked past the cliffs near the village and watched the ocean as the moon began to dip beneath its waves, as if letting the sun rise for a new daily cycle. He sighed as he stood up, and walked back to the camp, for meditating in the force would only make him feel the negative emotions. When went back to camp he crawled into a tent that had kindly been set up for him, just before his head vanished in its walls he nodded thanks to the three jedi sitting around the campfire that had been built for warmth to be provided to those who had to do night shift on this night.
The enemy has great numbers and strength, but what are they called and when will they rise.