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Skiohra

**The Skiohra** are a matriarchal race that lives entirely on seven large ships (six, after the unfortunate events of book 3). They were the first race conquered by the Swarm (after the liquid Valarisi), and have been instrumental in the Swarm’s dominance of the galaxy and the development of their technology. The Swarm’s social structure was in part modeled after the Skiohra, though heavily corrupted.

Each female Skiohra carries tens of thousands of embryonic Skiohra within her. Each embryo is a fully developed intelligent individual, each with their own hopes, fears, talents, and interests. They live “the Interior Life”, as opposed to the small fraction of their siblings that are born to “the Exterior Life”. The mother is connected to each of her embryos through some sort of mental link, such that they form a sort of collective with the mother at the head, but who by no means dominates them all, since the majority of them are adults with fully developed senses of self. The mother can draw upon the wisdom and knowledge of them all, and delegate to them certain subjects, such that she can become an expert in just about any field, through her interior children.

Skiohra are incredibly strong. While not warlike, their bodies have nonetheless evolved a frightfully powerful musculature due to the mother’s evolutionary need to protect tens of thousands of her offspring within her body, though they appear lithe, short, and unassuming.

The Swarm modeled their meta-space link after the link between Skiohra mother and interior children, though “The Ligature”, as the meta-space link is called, now allows the Skiohra to communicate not only with their children, but with each other, and the other client races of the Swarm.

The Skiohra live entirely on 7 large ships, each nearly 100 kilometers long. They had a homeworld, once, but the Swarm conquered it over ten thousand years ago and it is lost. Each ship holds hundreds of thousands of Skiohra living the Exterior Life, and billions living the Interior Life. Most Skiohra living the Exterior Life are female, and

mothers. Males are rare, cloistered, and have thousands of sexual partners. They are slightly larger and stronger than females, and just as intelligent, though of course they lack the knowledge that comes with having tens of thousands of intelligent embryos inside their bodies, but their mental link with each other through the Swarm’s Ligature mitigates this somewhat.

Skiohra have their own hand and arm signals for greeting and expressing certain emotions, as detailed in book 3.

The Skiohra civilization is composed of seven houses, comprising the Bonded Council of Seven. The Swarm’s Concordat of Seven is a corrupted version of this.
Commander Shelby Proctor

**Commander Shelby Proctor** is the main supporting character of the trilogy, and the protagonist of the 2nd trilogy. As the officer assigned to the Constitution early in the first book to convert the ship into a museum, she is initially despised by just about everyone on the ship, Granger included. But during the invasion she demonstrates the remarkable ability to lead and organize the crew, eventually replacing the deceased Abraham Haws as XO, and taking over for Granger when he passes out during the pivotal final battle over Earth.

Originally a scientist (PhD., Dissertation on Swarm colonization and aggression patterns), she gave up science to pursue command when she saw no one was taking her ideas seriously. Throughout the series, she constantly second guesses her career choices.

Proctor is meticulous, exacting, thorough, and extremely competent. She is also ambitious, and sets her sights incredibly high. Her ambition sometimes conflicts with her personal relationships.

During the battle of Earth in book 1, she takes command of the Constitution, and, after the ship’s evacuation, when Granger secretly stays behind to pilot the ship into the singularity, she watches it disappear, and reappear seconds later. She pilots her escape pod up to the Constitution as it careens through Earth’s atmosphere, boards, finds Granger, and manages to skim the ship across the Great Salt Lake and crash land in Salt Lake City.

Later, in books 2 and 3, she is the main driver behind studying Swarm biology, discovering the meta-space link all Swarm-infected beings share, and eventually taking a leave of absence from command to dedicate as much time as possible to understanding the Swarm threat. Her findings are instrumental for the eventual defeat of the Swarm.

She leads the final defense of Earth with General Norton and President Avery as Granger flies the ISS Victory into the black hole to end the threat for good.
Second Swarm War

The **Second Swarm War** takes place in 2650, and includes the events of all three books of the Legacy Fleet Trilogy.

Destroyed cities include Miami, Mobile, New Orleans, Houston, Phoenix, San Bernardino, Riverside. Destroyed worlds include: York (book 3), Indira (Book 3), Merida (book 1), Cadiz (between 1 and 2), Xinhua (between 1 and 2), Mao Prime (between 2 and 3), New Oregon (between 2 and 3), Calibri (between 2 and 3).
Meridan (book)

***Meridian*** is a Kindle Worlds novel set in the Legacy Fleet universe, written by Moira Katson.

From the author of CRUCIBLE, a story of honor and vengeance...

Commander Genniver Ayers has one guiding philosophy: get the job done.

Eight years ago, when the *ISS Vogel* was lost in the fight against a slaving syndicate, she was the sole survivor. Since then, Ayers has become a legend with an equally legendary grudge against anyone who would prey on United Earth’s colonists. Now, she captains the *ISS Meridian*, a frigate patrolling the lonely border between United Earth and the Caliphate - prime territory for the slaving syndicates.

Over the years, she’s built up a crew of people just like her, soldiers with nothing to lose and nowhere to go home to. Rookies come and go, and she doesn’t make it her business to pay attention to them.

But she’s going to need all the help she can get. Because out in the black, the slavers seem to be disappearing into thin air. The merchants who feed Ayers information swear there’s something dark at work, something that terrifies even the worst humanity has to offer, but Ayers isn’t about to let ghost stories scare her.

And when she learns just who’s in charge of this syndicate, she makes a vow that nothing and no one will stop her from settling an old score - even if it means violating every treaty in the book, and following the trail directly into Caliphate territory.
Dr. Armand Wyatt

**Doctor Armand Wyatt** is the *Constitution*’s and later, *Warrior*’s chief medical officer. He relieves Granger of command during the final battle over Earth after the captain passes out, after having threatened to do so after the previous battle. Is already corrupted by the Swarm at this point, having touched it in the fighter bay when a Swarm fighter crashes in there.

Granger kills him in sickbay near the end of book 2 after Wyatt tries to infect Proctor with the Swarm virus and kill himself.
Valiant (ship)

The ***ISS Valiant*** was Fleet Admiral Dawson's flagship during the Khorsky Incident, twelve years prior to the events of *Constitution*. During the incident, the *Valiant* and an accompanying fleet of IDF warships intervened in the space battle that was being waged on the orbit of Vitaly Three, between IDF forces led by Commander Timothy Granger's *ISS Formidable* and Commander Abraham Haws's frigate, and Russian forces consisting of several warships, likely including the *Varyag*. *Valiant* and her fleet, following successful moderation, escorted the two IDF warships back to United Earth space, where Commanders Granger and Haws were put on court-martial.

The *Valiant* was later destroyed, presumably with all hands, defending Earth during the opening sequences of the Second Swarm War.
Pookieville

Pookieville is an amusement park located in New Penguin City and Penguin Town. It is aimed at pookies aged 2 to 7.

## History

There were tons of amusement parks around the world. Hundreds of them. But the only problem was, these parks were aimed at middles, biggies and adults. The rides there were too scary for pookies. The people there were too creepy for pookies.

A penguin named Evelyn Addington had a dream. To create an amazing land where pookies could go and have fun and do whatever they wanted to do. She drew some blueprints and after a few years, she saved enough money to buy a small piece of land in New Penguin City, and then Pookieville opened it's doors in 1974. In 1990, it opened it's doors in Penguin Town.

There was only two restaurants and one kiddy ride, but within a year, Pookieville became "the place to be". Evelyn quickly expanded the park, and it was then turned into what Pookieville is today.
They currently have 10 kiddy rides, including 2 full sized coasters, 5 restaurants, and 6 shows. They are planning to add a special 'mini-game' section to the park in 2021, where pookies can buy tickets and try to win prizes.
Swarm

**The Swarm** is a pretty straightforward enemy for the first 2 books. They are a liquid race that controls other races through custom viruses that are transmitted by touch. The other races and individuals are controlled through a “meta-space” link (called “the Ligature by book 3), which travels faster than light. The Swarm appears to have a life cycle in which for 150 years they lie dormant in a refractory rebuilding phase, and then a few months or years in which they are actively expanding their empire. In book 1, The Swarm has come out of its 150 year cycle about 75 years early.

By book 3 it is discovered that the Swarm is not what it appears to be. The liquid race, called the Valarisi by other client races, is actually itself in thrall to the real Swarm, which is a race of beings not in our universe but which accesses our universe by means of quantum singularities like certain types of black holes, and the artificial weaponized singularities manufactured by the Russians. The Swarm uses the liquid Valarisi as their main tool to extend their influence into our universe and control the Dolmasi, the Skiohra, Humanity, and the other known races.

**The “Meta-Space” Swarm**

The true Swarm are meta-space beings not in our universe. Very little is known about them, and were not discovered by humanity until near the end of book 3. Granger ended their access into our universe when he flew anti-matter bombs into the black hole they were using to enter our reality. The Russian weaponized singularity weapons enabled them to extend their reach into our universe such that they no longer had to rely on the black hole they had been using to invade for thousands of years. When the singularity weapons were all disabled and the black hole disrupted by anti-matter bombs, Swarm incursions into our universe ceased.

Their motivations are unclear. They claim they want to make everyone “a friend”, and bring all sentient beings into a linked consciousness. Individuals who are linked to the Swarm and each other through the meta-space link retain their individuality, yet are fundamentally changed and lose their ability to resist, and are utterly controlled by the Swarm.
Commander Tyler Pierce

**Commander Tyler Pierce** is the Commander Air Group (CAG) aboard the *Constitution*, and later the *Warrior.*

In his thirties, his father is an admiral in the British fleet of IDF. Military service runs in the family for generations. He grew up on Leeds, is upper class, has a patrician accent and background, and ultimately starts to crack when he learns his father, along with the entire British fleet in the Britannia sector, is missing, presumed dead.

In book 3, with the stress of constant combat, despair at losing his wife and children when the Swarm attacked York, and self-loathing at having to order men and women to make suicide runs, he commits suicide himself during a pivotal battle.
Vengeance (book)

***Vengeance*** is a Kindle Worlds novel set in the Legacy Fleet universe, written by Michelle Garza and Melissa Lason.

Captain Granger and the crew of the Warrior are called to defend the Johannesburg Sector after the Swarm attack on earth, which is devastated by the merciless aggressors, but who also leave something behind—something that will be crucial for victory.
President Avery is surrounded by those bent on her assassination. And amidst the chaos and violence resounds a universal cry from United Earth and its colonies: a cry for vengeance.
Victory (ship)

***ISS Victory*** is the name given to two ships in the Legacy Fleet.

The first *Victory* fought during the First Swarm War 75 years ago, and crash-landed in Salt Lake City.

The second *Victory* was constructed in two months immediately following the First Swarm War, and is being used as Admiral Zingano's flagship during the events of the Legacy Fleet trilogy.
Alt. Chronicles: Legacy Fleet (book)

***Alt. Chronicles: Legacy Fleet*** is an anthology containing stories set in the Legacy Fleet universe. It was curated by Samuel Peralta and edited by Therin Knite.

***Award-winning author & anthologist Samuel Peralta presents pulse-pounding stories by Nick Webb, Will Swardstrom, J.E. Mac, David Adams, Ralph Kern, Patrice Fitzgerald, Kev Heritage, Jon Frater, Matthew Alan Thyer, Peter Cawdron, K.J. Fieler, Joseph Robert Lewis, Christopher J. Valin, and Felix R. Savage. Edited by Therin Knite.***

These are the untold stories from the *Legacy Fleet* universe - a universe of conflict , of alien invasion, and of human resistance and courage in the face of overwhelming odds.

Spanning a time between the First Swarm War - and humanity's first devastating encounter with the alien race - and the events of the *Legacy Fleet* trilogy, these fourteen stories chart the human drama behind an epic 75-year vista of Earth's expansion in space, and the dawn of the Second Swarm War.

Stories like these:

A man mentally linked to the alien Swarm weighs the cost of reaching out to them through the link, to stave off humanity's destruction...

A group of friends in the Air National Defense discover firsthand the terror in mankind's first encounter with the deadly Swarm...

A destroyer discovers a dormant Swarm carrier, that suddenly awakens...

A training academy cadet finds her legendary strategy in ship-to-ship battle simulation inexorably changing her own life...

A flight engineer begins to uncover the truth behind a decades old conspiracy theory, that now threatens the survival of the human race...

...And nine more stories, from the creator and authors of *The Future Chronicles*, the #1 bestselling speculative fiction anthology series on Amazon today.

If you loved the movie, if you loved *Legacy Fleet*, you'll love the television series. Because here it is, the entire season, this amazing collection of episodes, of short stories--*Alt.Chronicles: Legacy Fleet*.
Small Pond

Small Pond is a microscopic town inside a pond where the book series and the show is set. It's where all the characters live

## Overview

Small Pond is a microscopic town inside a pond. It has two known schools (Squish's School and the Smart School) a local shop, and a neighborhood. Its inhabitants are none other than unicellular organisms. It's neighboring town is the Puddle of Wee (a town where Peggy's family live)
George Gudgett

**Sergeant George Gudgett** is a recurring character who often mocks Houdini and Doyle for their odd approaches to investigations, and have a low consideration of constable Stratton due to the fact that she's a woman and police station is not a place for women according to him.

He's portrayed by actor Adam Nagaitis.

## Appearance and Personality

Sergeant Gudgett is a handsome man in his thirties, with dark blond hair cut shaved on the sides of the head and trimmed mustache. With fair complexion, dark green eyes and well-proportioned and trained physique, Gudgett wears clean and elegant suits as befits a member of the police of his rank.

Temperamentally he is a bully and an upstart. Apparently he reluctantly accepts the presence of a policewoman in the investigation, although he admits to being wrong when constable Adelaide Stratton shows herself more forward in the investigation.
United Earth League (UE)

The main political organization on earth is the **United Earth League**, which is a United-Nations type structure that encompasses most of the smaller political units. United Earth is a much more robust organization than the modern day UN, and is more like a giant United States than a UN. North America (the successor to the USA), South America (a United States-type nation), Europe, India, The Chinese Intersolar Democratic Republic, The Russian Confederation—these are all smaller political units within UE. The RC has its own military, as does the CIDR, but the “western” nations do not, and are much more incorporated into UE.

Prior to the First Swarm War, it was known as the United Earth Federation.
Invincible (book)

***Invincible*** is a Kindle Worlds novel set in the Legacy Fleet universe, written by David Bruns.

**The aliens took her ship. Commander Halsey wants it back.**

For decades they were among us, silently infiltrating the power structures of society. Now the Swarm stands on Earth's doorstep. As humanity launches a desperate counter-attack, the alien victory seems inevitable.

For Halsey, this is personal. While the Fleet executes their battle plan, she leads a do-or-die suicide strike at the heart of the alien force: her own INVINCIBLE, turned into a weapon against mankind. With a few marines, a pirate ship, and an ex-lover by her side, Halsey fights to take back her command and save the human race--or die trying.

She is a proud warrior. She is humanity's last hope. She is INVINCIBLE.
Cincinnati-class

The *Cincinnati*-class is a class of corvettes in service with the Integrated Defense Force (IDF). Vessels of the class are usually unarmed and lack quantum couplers required to perform q-jumps, largely used for the transportation of United Earth (UE) dignitaries. ISS *Winchester*, piloted by Captain Day (featured in Book 1: Constitution), and ISS *Rainbow* are *Cincinnati*-class corvettes.
Technology

The following **Technology** is used in the Legacy Fleet series:

* Q-jump drive –The Quantum Field Drive. Relies on quantum mechanics. Uses something called a quantum field coupler to couple the power source to the ship’s hull.
* Mag-rail guns –Fires ultra-high velocity (ten kilometers per second?), low mass (1 kg) rounds. Legacy Fleet ships have lots of these. Newer ships have fewer.
* Gigawatt laser turrets --Legacy fleet ships have a few of these. Newer ships have lots. Ineffective against undamaged Swarm Carriers.
* Artificial gravity --All ship have this.
* Conventional thrusters --Used for intra-system travel between moons. Capable of up to around 4 g’s of thrust.
* Nuclear missiles
* Anti-matter beams
* Anti-matter bombs (you only need a few nanograms…)
* Meta-space communication –very low bandwidth communication that travels many thousands times the speed of light. Text only.
* Artificial Singularities --Russian produced. Swarm deployed. Rely on General Relativity.
* Point-defense rapid-pulse-ordnance (RPO guns) –Like mini-machine guns that are used mainly to take out incoming torpedos.
* Fighters (X-25, Y-52) –use standard projectile rounds. Fast. Inertial cancellers. No artificial gravity.
* Smart-steel armor –Used as hull plating for UE ships. Is a computationally-based material whose electron bandgaps are constantly and randomly modulated, making it incredibly dense and hard. But if you know the modulation frequencies you can penetrate with any energy-based weapon.
* Inertial cancelers –Cancel inertia from thrusters and “bumps in the road”. Up to around 3 g’s.
* Osmium bricks –In the metal extraction process from asteroids, Osmium is basicall useless since it’s poisonous, so it’s used as “bricks” carried by fighters to throw into singularities to close them.
* Neo-Cordrine --latex glove material, impenetrable by anything. Except Swarm matter.
Captain Timothy Granger

**Captain Timothy Granger** is the protagonist of the Legacy Fleet Trilogy. Initially appearing as the old, tired, undecorated captain of the ISS Constitution on the verge of retirement, during the Swarm invasion he rises to the occasion in spectacular fashion, garnering the nickname, “The Hero of Earth”, as well as the unflattering “Bricklayer” (for his tendency to hurl starships and fighters at Swarm carriers like bricks).

Twelve years prior to the events of *Constitution*, Granger was involved in the Khorsky Incident while commanding the ISS Formidable.

During the events of Constitution, Seventy-five year old Granger has a relapse of his cancer, which metastasizes … well, everywhere. The ship’s doc gives him just weeks or months to live. But events quickly spiral out of control with the new Swarm invasion, and he ignores all treatment until he blacks out during the final pivotal battle over Earth.

When he later pilots the Constitution into one of the Swarm’s artificial singularity weapons and disappears, destroying the three Swarm carriers in the process, he reappears a few seconds later, apparently emerged from the singularity in the Old Bird. He’s cured of his cancer, and apparently aged three days, not 10 seconds. This sets up one of the major mysteries of the first trilogy—where, and when, did Granger go during his “vacation” (as it’s called behind his back), or “The Event”, as it’s officially referred to.

Granger is gruff, prickly, but fiercely loyal to his crew. He distrusts most people above him in positions of power and sees most politicians as leeches—even those he shares political views with. His best friend is his XO, Abraham Haws, who dies halfway through Constitution. Over the course of the next 2.5 books, he comes to rely heavily on his new XO, Commander Shelby Proctor, and they eventually develop a very close personal friendship (strictly platonic).

Granger is single, and has never opened up about his personal life to anyone in the first trilogy. At the end of the third book, Victory, he pilots the ISS Victory towards the event horizon of a black hole to permanently end the Swarm threat. For the purposes of fan fiction, he should remain there.

Hometown: Boise.
Timeline

c. 2250

* The First Interstellar War

c. 2300

* The Second Interstellar War

2555

* First Swarm contact? ("Tarantula")

2575

* The First Swarm War
* *Invincible*, "Cleveland", *Avenger, Ascendance*
* Integrated Defense Force created

2633

* "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Scavenger"

2634

* Pavlov's Dogs retrieve a singularity weapon prototype on Syrene. ("Pavolv's Dogs")
* *Hammerfall*

2637

* The Russian Confederation destroyer *Akula* makes contact with a Swarm ship. ("Akula")

2638

* The Khorsky Incident
* *Vigilance*

2639

* "The Shelby Game"

2642

* *Meridian*

*2648*

* "Churchill's Rock"

2649

* "Roulette"

2650

* The Second Swarm War: The Events of book 1 : *Constitution*
* "LUMP", "Killer", "Loyalty", "Enemy Within", "Waypoint Warriors"
* "The Flight of the Vulture", *Colossus*
* *Tripoli, Refuge, Vengeance*
* The Second Swarm War: The Events of book 2 : *Warrior*
* *"*Duty Calls", "Galaxy Glider", "Starfall"
* The Second Swarm War: The Events of book 3 : *Victory*
* "That Ol' Time Sensawunda", "Between Time"
* *Formidable*

*2680*

* The Events of *Independence*
* The Events of *Defiance*
* The Events of *Liberty*
Valhalla Station

**Valhalla Space Station** is a key military installation of the Integrated Defense Force (IDF), located in geosynchronous orbit over Earth. It is the IDF's main orbital defense installation assigned to protect United Earth (UE).

In the beginning stages of the Second Swarm War, it was destroyed (cut into several sections), along with much of the fleet defending it (Battle of Valhalla, book 1).

However, Fleet Admiral Bill Zingano, in the bridge section of Valhalla during its destruction, survived the battle, despite suffering injuries to his arm.
Fleet Admiral Bill Zingano

**Fleet Admiral Bill Zingano** was the head of the Integrated Defense Force (IDF). In his late fifties during the events of the Legacy Fleet trilogy, he was one of the few among the top brass that trusted Captain Timothy Granger. His flagship was the *Constitution*-class heavy cruiser ISS *Victory*.

Admiral Zingano convinced Captain Granger at the end of book 1 to come back to the IDF and take command of the ISS *Warrior*. Throughout the trilogy, Admiral Zingano was constantly at odds with General Norton—the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff.

Admiral Zingano was killed in action during the naval battle for the Skiohra dreadnought *Benevolence* in the middle of book 3.
Ascendance (book)

***Ascendance*** is a Kindle Worlds novel set in the Legacy Fleet universe, written by Saul Tanpepper.

***From the author of the acclaimed thriller series GAMELAND, BUNKER 12, and THE FLENSE, comes a space opera unlike any you've read before: THE INTERSTELLAR LIFE OF PIGEON.***

For centuries, Humanity expanded into the galaxy. We thought we were alone. Then came the alien Swarm. They destroyed our colonies and decimated Earth cities. They took from us our sense of sovereignty.

It wasn't all they stole.

There were thirty-six of us to start. This is the story of our abduction and our fight to survive among the stars. It is the tale of an unlikely hero who will one day bring us all back home.

Part *Lord of the Flies*, part *Ender's Game*, *Ascendance*chronicles the beginning of a lifelong journey by a group of young social outcasts, including a troubled teenager on the brink of manhood. It is the inaugural title in **THE INTERSTELLAR LIFE OF PIGEON**, a planned trilogy based in the world of best-selling author Nick Webb's popular space opera, **LEGACY FLEET**.

**Book One: *Ascendance***

It's the height of summer in the year 2575, when the attack commences in the remote reaches of the solar system. The massive battleships of the Integrated Defense Force with their fleets of swift and agile fighters are put immediately to the test. But there is little they can do in the face of the invaders' superior firepower. The aliens penetrate our defenses and soon reach Earth.

Cities begin to fall.

The war strands a hundred young campers in the Utah high country, raining death and destruction from the heavens above and shattering all hope of rescue. Abandoned, lost, and isolated, the survivors must put aside past animosities and band together to survive the attack and hopefully make it back home again... if there is even a home to go back to.

But as darkness falls and the sounds of war fade away, only then does their ordeal truly begin.

Saul is a former combat medic with civilian trauma medicine experience. He earned his PhD in biochemistry and cell biology. He is the best-selling author of **GAMELAND**, a post-apocalyptic thriller series.
Outlast

***Outlast*** is a survival horror game released September 4, 2013 by Red Barrels. It received a prequel/sequel DLC expansion in the form of *Outlast: Whistleblower*, and a full-on sequel in the form of *Outlast 2*.

## Plot

The player controls Miles Upshur, an independent reporter anonymously summoned by "The Whistleblower" to investigate the supposedly shut-down Mount Massive Asylum. After breaking into the institute, Miles comes across a slaughtered SWAT team, and realizes the hospital has been overrun by its escaped and deranged patients called "The Variants". Miles traverses the facility in hopes of finding the way out, and is constantly stalked and hunted by several Variants including Chris Walker and The Twins. Miles is eventually captured and tortured by the sadistic surgeon Dr. Richard Trager, and escapes his clutches before killing him. Miles makes his way to an underground laboratory via a rigged elevator where he learns the patients were horribly experimented on to form the Walrider, an artificial god. Whilst trying to shut down the Walrider's life support, Miles himself is possessed by the creature, leaving the game on a cliffhanger.

## Gameplay

Miles is completely defenseless, armed only with a camcorder with a nightvision mode that lets him see in the dark, which is plentiful among the facility. The nightvision's power must be constantly replenished through batteries scattered about the area. Self-defense is impossible and the player must solely rely on stealth to evade their powerful enemies. Simplistic parkour is also a recurring mechanic within the game.

## Characters

### Antagonists

* The Walrider
* Chris Walker
* The Twins
* Richard Trager

### Supporting Characters

* Father Martin
* Rudolf Wernicke
Brayden, the Boy Pookie

## Chapter One - Me

My name is Brayden West and I am 7 years old. According to Annie, my sexist mother, I am a big mistake and never should have been born. When I was born, my mother desired a girl pookie whom she would name Mary Marie. My older sister, Misty (who is ten years old), gets to go to a school, but I go to a boarded up Pre-K mainly inhabited by homeless pookies. So I am abused at home. Sometimes Misty would take part in abusing me.

--

7 years ago I was kicking at my mother's tummy, waiting to be free. "Congratulations!" the doctor happily exclaimed. "It's a boy!"

My mom's jaw dropped open like a crazy killer broke in her igloo. "No, no no! This can't be happening! I WANTED A GIRL!" she screamed.

"Well, you cannot abort him, for it is illegal here. Name the baby, please." replied the doctor.

"Fine. His name is Brayden." scoffed my mother.

After they warmed and weighed me I was taken home and held by my mother. Things would soon take a turn for the worse. This is my story.

## Chapter Two - Coffee Craze

"Brayden!" yelled my mother. "Get me a coffee or you'll get whooped!"

I went up and made my mother a coffee. "REMEMBER TO PUT SUGAR IN IT!" she added.

I made the coffee and poured the whole bag in. I then went over and gave it to her. She sipped and spat it out. "This is too sweet!" she screamed and hit me with the newspaper. "BAD!"

"You could have told me how much sugar you wanted!" I cried. "Don't backtalk me, sasafrass!" she retaliated. It was then that Misty was going to school, and she giggled as I was being yelled at by my mom. "Have a good day today, honey!" Mom ran up and gave Misty a big kiss. "Bye Mom!" she giggled and walked out the door with her sweather slinging over her shoulder. *This unfair treatment has to stop!* I thought. *Misty gets everything!*

As I walked out the door, nothing would make me forget these words mom said:

*You're brainless, you're stupid, you're useless. **You're no child of mine!***

I silently walked out the door holding a wet sack of "supplies" from the sink. It had dog poop for "my snack", wet paper and a pencil with a broken led. While Misty has high-class school supplies I get this.

I walked down the driveway and went on the bus.

"What's with you?" asked Ellie, one of the girls at my school that takes the bus.

"I'm just clumsy, Ellie." I replied.

"Oh. Okay." she said and sat back down.
Finding Nematode

Finding Nematode is the 19th episode of the TV Series

## About

The Algae Brothers mock Squish when he claims the school is being invaded by a monster worm in a movie that only Squish has ever seen. But it's the Algae Brothers who are begging Squish for protection when they realize the monster is real and it's a Nematode….. who loves algae.

## Cast

* The Algae Brothers speak, but it's unknown who voiced them

## Trivia

* The name of this episode is based on the 2003 movie Finding Nemo
* This episode is based on Squish: Fear The Amoeba
Freddy Fazbear

**Freddy Fazbear** is the titular antagonist of *Five Nights at Freddy's*, *Five Nights at Freddy's 2*, *Five Nights at Freddy's 3*, and *Five Nights at Freddy's 4*.

## Information

Freddy Fazbear is the star of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and the leader of its animatronic band consisting of Bonnie and Chica. Haunted by the carcass of a murdered child, Freddy serves as the most dangerous enemy faced in the original game due to his incredibly cunning and adaptive AI compared to the other patternistic animatronics. He typically didn't start stalking the player until later in the game. He was also the unstoppable threat who attacked the player when they ran out of power. In *FNAF2*, his updated model **Toy Freddy** is just as prominent as his peers this time, but his older model is very rarely active. In *FNAF3*, he appears as a harmless but distracting phantom at Fazbear's Fright, and in *FNAF4*, he haunts the child's house as **Nightmare Freddy**.

## Gallery

Toy FreddyPhantom FreddyWithered FreddyNightmare Freddy
Xerneas

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## Xerneas

### Aliases

Xerneas, Xer, Deer, Fairylights, Regaldeer, Royal Blue

## Physical description

### Eye color

Aqua

Xerneas is Phil's Pokemon, commonly working together with Yveltal.

## Personality

Xerneas is a smart, caring individual with plenty of love to give. She cares more about others than herself and will sacrifice herself for a true friend.

## Biology

Xerneas is a mainly black deer-like creature, with the head and chest part being royal blue and cream. She has eight vivid coloured horns upon her head, giving her the illusion of being the letter "X".

## Moveset

1. Moonblast
2. Geomancy
3. Megahorn
4. Thunderbolt

## Relationships

### Yveltal

Xerneas is Yveltal's sister, sharing an eternal bond with him. Yveltal is incredibly special to Xerneas, and she believes that she knows everything about Yveltal, however, Yveltal keeps some things from her.

## Battle Info

Xerneas is level 89, unlike Yveltal, who is level 76. She holds a Fairy Plate, which boosts her Fairy Type move, Moonblast. Her ability is Fairy Aura, which is the default ability for Xerneas.

1. ↑ http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Plate#List\_of\_Plates
Five Nights at Freddy's

***Five Nights at Freddy's*** is a survival horror game released August 8, 2014 by Scott Cawthon. It's received multiple sequels including *Five Nights at Freddy's 2*, *Five Nights at Freddy's 3*, *Five Nights at Freddy's 4*, and *Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location*.

## Plot

The player controls Mike Schmidt, the new night watchman for Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Mike must monitor the dark establishment via security cameras from 6 AM to 12 AM whilst being hunted down by the restaurant's hostile animatronics, including Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, and also making sure to not drain the incredibly limited power. After doing this for five nights, Mike returns for one more night where he is promptly fired for tampering with the animatronics. The game's hidden lore, revealed through posters, imply that the animatronics, whose public reason for hostility is simply faulty programming as explained by the Phone Guy, are actually so supernaturally violent because they're haunted by the spirits and corpses of horribly murdered children.

## Gameplay

The game is point and click, so the player can only move their head. They have control over the security cameras, the two metal doors to their office, and the lights outside their office, all of which are used (very sparingly due to the limited power) to keep the animatronics out of their office. The game gets progressively harder as the week goes on, due to the animatronics' adaptive AI.

## Characters

### Antagonists

* Freddy Fazbear
* Bonnie
* Chica
* Foxy
* Golden Freddy
Chris Walker

**Chris Walker**, nicknamed **The Soldier**, is an antagonist in *Outlast* and *Outlast: Whistleblower*.

## Information

Chris Walker was once in the military police where PTSD drove him into criminal insanity, earning him a spot in Mount Massive Asylum. The Murkoff Corporation's experimentation left Walker a hulking monster that broke out of containment during a facility-wide riot. Walker was behind a majority of the riot's casualities thanks to his peerless strength, persistence, and belief that killing everyone would quell the Walrider threat. Walker constantly stalked Miles Upshur and Waylon Park, and was eventually killed by the Walrider itself.

Walker is Outlast's most recurring antagonist, having at least one terrifying encounter in every level but the Female Ward, and has a brief but memorable cameo in the Prison level of *Whistleblower*.
Hiroshi

**Hiroshi** is the main protagonist of *Ao Oni*.

## Information

Hiroshi was an intelligent and deadpan boy living amid a group of superstitious friends, who believed in the urban legend of The Oni haunting their town's remote abandoned mansion. To disprove this, Hiroshi and his friends investigate the mansion, only to discover that the legends were true.
SCP-049

**SCP-049**, nicknamed **The Plague Doctor**, is an antagonist in *SCP - Containment Breach*.

## Information

SCP-049 is a polite plague-doctor-esque humanoid under the delusion that a random handful of people are infected with the black plague, and seeks to cure this plague with his deadly touch and crude surgery that turns them into zombies. These infected specimen are known as SCP-049-2's.

SCP-049 is encountered in the maintenance tunnels with a group of his hostile zombies, and he believes D-9341 is infected, persistently hunting him down. While SCP-049 is fairly slow due to only walking during a chase, he's fairly easy to escape. However, he is extremely persistent and one touch instantly kills the player. Even if the player escapes the tunnels with an elevator, the Doctor will still stalk the surface of the facility and randomly strike out at the player afterwards.
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard

***Resident Evil 7: Biohazard*** is a survival horror game by Capcom released January 24, 2017.

## Plot

After three years of being missing, Mia Winters sends an ominous message to her husband, Ethan Winters, to stay away from the bayous of Dulvey, Louisiana. He goes against her warnings and investigates the Baker Ranch himself, where he gets captured and trapped in the massive mansion by its owners; the insane, superhuman Baker Family. His goal is to escape the house with Mia, who is also being held prisoner in the ranch, with the help of Zoe Baker, the only Baker not twisted into a cannibalistic monster by Eveline, the child-like biological super-weapon Mia was a handler for.

## Gameplay

The player navigates the compact but puzzle-filled Baker Ranch while fighting off the Molded with their weapons, crafting ammo and first aid kits with the scraps they find laying around, and hiding from Jack Baker and Marguerite Baker as they patrol the mansion.

## Characters

### Protagonists

* Ethan Winters
* Clancy Jarvis

### Antagonists

* Jack Baker
* Marguerite Baker
* Lucas Baker
* Eveline
* Molded

### Side Characters

* Mia Winters
* Zoe Baker
Dolmasi

**The Dolmasi** are the first alien race that Granger encounters in book 2. They are a reptilian-like people that have been in thrall to the Swarm for thousands of years, but have recently discovered how to free themselves of their influence. It is never explained how they do it, but whatever method they have to subvert Swarm influence is not compatible with human anatomy.

The Dolmasi are a stern, strictly hierarchical, secretive race. Now that they are liberated from the Swarm and are enemies of it, they are not necessarily humanity’s friends. They do extend help to Granger and humanity a few times during books 2 and 3, but the main story arc of book 2 is how the Dolmasi are simply using Granger for their own secret, selfish means. They lie to him and get him to liberate their homeworld from Swarm control, making him think he is really attacking the Swarm homeworld itself. The Dolmasi only care about the Dolmasi, and as long as its interests align with humanity’s, they will extend aid.

They are vaguely reptilian, strong, very intelligent, and having been thralls to the Swarm for thousands of years are still able to make use of the meta-space link, since Swarm matter is still in their blood.

Their ships are smaller than the large human carriers and battleships, and much smaller than the vast Swarm carriers, though very powerful. A handful of Dolmasi ships is a match for a Swarm carrier. They do not deploy fighters, but their energy weapon is the exact same anti-matter beam as the Swarm’s (green, anti-boron, accompanied by high energy radiation).
Variants

The **Variants** are the primary antagonists of *Outlast* and *Outlast: Whistleblower*.

## Information

The Variants were once the deranged patients of Mount Massive Asylum, turned into twisted superhumans thanks to the Murkoff Corporation's immoral experimentation. Named after having a variety of terrible physical and psychological traits, the Variants escaped their confinement and armed themselves with batons, cleavers, butcher knives, and machetes before swarming the asylum's halls and slaughtering the staff.

The experiments left the Variants very physically powerful and even more horribly insane and misanthropic. They were all eventually killed off, however, by either each other, the Walrider, or Murkoff tactical teams.

## List of Variants

* Chris Walker
* Richard Trager
* Eddie Gluskin
* Frank Manera
* The Twins
* Dennis
Mike Schmidt

**Mike Schmidt** is the main protagonist of *Five Nights at Freddy's*.

## Information

Mike Schmidt was hired as the new night watchman for Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and does his job for six nights where he must use the establishment's security cameras and doors to keep the hostile animatronics out of his office. He is fired after the sixth night for tampering with the animatronics.

Absolutely nothing is known about Mike Schmidt other than his name and his eye color, which can be seen during the game-over screen. It's unknown why he willfully risks his life for an entire week for minimum wage, and he is completely inactive physically, solely relying on the facility's power and his wits to survive.
Mount Massive Asylum

**Mount Massive Asylum for the Criminally Insane** is the setting of *Outlast* and *Outlast: Whistleblower*.

## Information

Mount Massive Asylum was a mental hospital that, on the surface, treated the criminally insane, specifically Chris Walker, Eddie Gluskin, Frank Manera, The Twins, and Father Martin. In reality, however, the asylum was the laboratory for the Murkoff Corporation to experiment in, using the patients as unwilling test subjects. The patients eventually broke out and all hell broke lose in the form of the Mount Massive Slaughter. In the slaughter, most staff and patients died, however Miles Upshur and Waylon Park ultimately survived.

It is composed of the Administration Block, the Prison Block, the Sewers, the Male Ward, the Female Ward, the Drying Ground, the Vocational Block, and the Underground Lab.
Eddie Gluskin

**Eddie Gluskin**, nicknamed **The Groom**, is the secondary antagonist of *Outlast: Whistleblower*.

## Information

Gluskin's abuse-filled childhood left him a disturbed and broken man who became a vicious misogynistic serial killer that believed his life was *Leave It To Beaver*. Gluskin was apprehended and taken to Mount Massive Asylum where he became a Variant, experimented on and further twisted into a delusional monster.

During the Mount Massive Slaughter, Gluskin set up his lair in the Vocational Block, where, in search of a "bride", he kidnapped any and every male he could get his hands on before performing a crude sex change on them. The operation always left them dead, and he strung their corpses up in the gymnasium. Gluskin's exact body-count is unknown, but it definitely strays to over a hundred. Gluskin was absolutely obsessed with software engineer Waylon Park, and he relentlessly pursued, stalked, and tramuatized him before finally being killed on his own contraption.
SCP - Containment Breach

***SCP - Containment Breach*** is a survival horror game released April 12, 2012 by Joonas "Regalis" Rikkonen.

## Plot

The player controls D-9341, an unwilling test subject for the SCP Foundation, a top secret military facility that contains and researches anomalous creatures and objects codenamed "SCPs". After an experiment with SCP-173 goes awry, the facility has a power outage and the SCPs are free, causing unforeseen chaos. D-9341, utterly defenseless, must then navigate his way through the dark facility and evade the SCPs as well as the Mobile Task Force, a squad of elite soldiers employed by the Foundation, to exterminate any and all rogues. D-9341 can either wind up being killed by a nuclear detonation and re-captured by the Chaos Insurgency/SCP Foundation.

## Gameplay

The player is completely defenseless and has an incredibly low stamina meter. Low level keycards are found scattered about the facility, and must be upgraded with SCP-914 to escape. The game's most unique mechanic is its blink meter, based off the fact that SCP-173 is lightning fast but can only move and attack when not being observed.

## Characters

### Antagonists

* SCP-173
* SCP-106
* SCP-049
* SCP-096
* Mobile Task Force
Happiness Invasion

Happiness Invasion is the second episode of Squish

## About

When the home puddle of Peggy's extended family dries up, Squish suggests that she invite them all to stay in Small Pond. However, the town is quickly over-run by hordes of insanely-happy paramecia. It's hyper-happy Peggy times a hundred!

## Cast

* Uncle Pee and Aunt Peeda speak, but it's unknown who voiced them
Mobile Task Force

The **Mobile Task Force** (codenamed **Nine Tailed Fox**) is a group of antagonists from *SCP - Containment Breach*.

## Information

Nine Tailed Fox is a 9-man militaristic MTF team split into a trio of 3-man squads, all under the employment of the SCP Foundation.

Each member is a highly skilled, riot-geared soldier armed with a P90 and gas-mask to eliminate all rogues within the Foundation after the titular containment breach occurs. These rogues include all of the SCPs, and the protagonist D-9341. The MTFs will gun down D-9341 on sight, but are capable of evading through stealth and running. They will also capture and re-contain SCP-173 with a cage if they encounter it.
Simon Jarrett

**Simon Jarrett** is the main protagonist of *SOMA*.

## Information

Simon was an average man who underwent experimental treatment after his brain was damaged in a car accident that killed his wife. The experiment actually transferred his conscienceness to a body that awoke 100 years later at the underwater research facility PATHOS-II, recently overrun by terrible mutants and other horrifying creatures out for Simon's blood.
Miles Upshur

**Miles Upshur** is the main protagonist of *Outlast*.

## Information

Miles was a young independent reporter who investigated the mystery of Mount Massive Asylum after an anonymous tip. However, once Miles learns the institute is overrun by its deranged patients, he's already trapped deep within the facility and spends all night trying to escape. He is eventually possessed by the Walrider and ascends to godhood, for better for worse.

Miles is completely defenseless and is armed with nothing but a camcorder, however his athletic and stealth abilities are impressive and the only thing that keeps him alive throughout the game.
SCP-173

**SCP-173**, nicknamed **The Sculpture**, is the main antagonist of *SCP - Containment Breach*.

## Information

SCP-173 is an animate and hostile statue contained by the SCP Foundation that is lightning fast and kills with neck snaps. However, the Sculpture can only move when not being observed, which is where the game's blink mechanic factors in. D-9341 was sent with two other Class-D's to SCP-173's chamber for an experiment, but a power outage allows it to escape into the ventilation system and murder several staff members during a containment breach.
Cyst Fight

Cyst Fight is the 14th episode of the TV Series

## About

Squish thinks the massive tough-guy student Lynwood is after him so he forms a protective cyst around himself - sort of like a large, round shell. But living inside the cyst prevents Squish from doing ANYTHING, like hanging out with friends, taking tests, or walking properly!

## Cast

* Some students appear, but they don’t speak
* A celebrity speaks, but it’s unknown who voiced her