Humanity's Greatest Mecha Warrior System



Aboard the Command Ship Celia's Love, in combat within the Anomaly Region in defence of the Koleska Empire, the communications crew were holding a silent celebration over the most recent update that they had received from the Android Fleets.

[One way incoming Communication with Terminus Trading Company Command Cutter established. Location unknown due to distance and signal interference. Drone Base W117 confirms the survival and mobility of Commanders Nico and Max. 

A suspected ancient battle site has been located at their position, details unclear. Command Cutter not expected to return to the Anomaly Region in the immediate future.]

That small bit of news, from a Drone Mothership near the Rift, was all the news that they needed to inform the Reaver Council that the leaders of the Terminus Trading Company had not been lost in combat with the Great Enemy after the Antimatter bombing incident, where over a thousand portals had been forcibly closed before the region became too unstable for the enemy to attempt entry.

The two of them were propaganda darlings of the Human species, and a beacon of light for the Alliance species during these dark days as the attacks by the Great Enemy had begun to hit planets within their territory.

The situation there was much more dire than any of the Alliance species, other than the Innu, had predicted, and nearly a thousand star systems had been hit at once in the first wave. The branch of the fleet that had appeared to be heading for the humans was a diversion, and when they got close, they turned back toward the Alliance to attack from the flank.

The Reavers had responded immediately, opening portals near the affected systems and dumping the Android reinforced Reaver Companies through to do battle with the Great Enemy, while the Alliance military scrambled to respond.

The Innu had been right with them, sending all the ships that they had managed to create so far into battle against the first wave and earning themselves a heroic reputation among the Alliance species that had been hit.

Mary opened the data file and laughed in relief as she read the first weapon plan's description. 

It was designed for the Drone Deployment Class World Ships, the mightiest of vessels in the Reaver fleets, and the sheer destructive power of it was so ridiculously off the scale that only Nico would have considered actually using it.

Externally, it was nothing more than a large Warp Torpedo, but it was designed to emit a dual pulse. First the modified Disruptor, intended to set off a nuclear chain reaction on the target, and secondly an antimatter explosion, which would be intensified by the unstable matter in the first explosion.

The output of the weapon was enough to destroy stars in a single shot, or any known class of vessel, as long as the shielding could be breached for the torpedo to reach the target.

But, as a Nico designed weapon, the launcher was intended to fire five hundred of them at the same time. One World Ship with a weapon like that backing up their main weapons array could devastate any battlefield. 

Mary threw it into the VR simulator in her office, and then sighed as she saw the results. Now she understood why Max had rejected the weapon, you couldn't actually use it because the variable frequency pulse would cause every form of matter and antimatter to react, and the resultant chain reaction would inevitably engulf the entire star system before it ran out of fuel.

Forget planet killing, it was a star killing weapon, but as she closed it, she saw a small note left by her daughter.

[Mother, check my birthday.]

Mary flipped through the files until she found one numbered to match Nico's birthdate, on the Kepler calendar.

Inside was a brilliant innovation. She had created a neural capture device that would completely clone not only the mind and memories of the occupant, but it would even clone a sample of the nanobots, so that an entire person, right down to their system upgrades, could be activated inside the computer of a world ship or restored from a new generation replicator if they were lost in battle.

Morally, it was questionable. Legally, it was problematic, emotionally, it was either a necromantic curse or the greatest gift that anyone could give the Reavers. A chance at immortality, revived from their last backup point if they were killed. Sure, it wasn't really the same person, but in a way, it was, and their experience wouldn't be lost with their death.

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