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Cephalopod Kingdom

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### Species

Cephalopods

The Cephalopod Kingdom was a frontier empire before Earth beat them in the Human-Squid War, rivaling Earth and the Galactic Empire.

The kingdom consisted of several thousand stars, only one-tenth of which had any value and only 500 supported life.

## Species

The Cephalopod Kingdom contained mostly Cephalopods, and had several Human slaves in their possession. Some of their planets have the Wur.

## Culture

Squids live in a slave-or-master environment. You are either a master or a slave, or both.
51 Pegasi

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## 51 Pegasi

### Owner

Skay

**51 Pegasi** is a star system with one exoplanet and a star similar to the Sun. Humanity had predicted the system could support human life in 1995. The system is inhabited by the Pegasi, a species resembling a six-legged lynx.

After the Second Invasion of Central, the Legate, the Aeternum, and an escort of 50 vessels chased after the fleeing moon-sized ship, which was heading towards 51 Pegasi. An invasion force teleported onto the surface of Peg Planet and set up defensive fortifications.

51 Pegasi is a member of the Galactic Empire, known for its expertise in artificial intelligence.
Dust World

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## Dust World

### Owner

Hegemony

Dust World is a planet that appears in Book 2: Dust World and is visited by James a few times afterwards.

It is the birthplace of Della and Etta McGill.

Some years after the events of Book 2 Earth has begun to recolonize the system. The majority of new colonists settle on Water World, the former Squid colony that was destroyed by the Nairbs.
Mogwa

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The Mogwa is one of many civilizations of the Galactic Empire.

## Home world

The Home World of the Mogwa is known as Mogwa Prime, or Trantor. This world has a population of more than three trillion.

## Notable Mogwa

* Chief Inspector Xlur
* Magnate Slur
* Governor Sateekas
* Captain Elgoo
The James Gets Grounded

The James Gets Grounded Is A Vyond Series

## Cast

James Clisby Voice By Zack

Juliet Caplet Voice By Kayla

Jesse Ridgeway Voice By Eric

Mr Bean Voice By Paul And Simon

Sarah Jeffreys Voice By Emma

Nick Palatas Voice By Brian

## Episodes

* Jesse Falls Asleep In Class
* Mr Bean Kiss Sarah Jeffeys
* Mr Bean Runs Away From Home
* James Plays His Guitar On The Roof
* Juliet Gets Fat At The Fruit Salad Bar
* Mr Bean Missbehaves At The Salad Bar
* The James Gets Held Back
* Mr Bean Gets Arrested
Rigel

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## Rigel

### Species

Rigellians

Rigel, or the Rigellian Empire, is the name of the rival empire of Hegemony. They are currently battling in the Human-Rigellian War among several worlds. They enslaved the Vulbites.
Pegasi

> "*From my understanding, the Pegs are not flying horses at all.*"
> ― Praetor Drusus
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The **Pegasi** are a species resembling a fuzzy, six-legged lynx. The exact behavior of their species is relatively unknown, however they are masters at artificial intelligence, and use it as one of their exports to the Galactic Empire. They are seen as relatively peaceful creatures, preferring to use Air Cars rather than roads on the floor.

They reside in Armor World, located inside 51 Pegasi.

As of Book 11: Armor World, many of them are believed to have been converted into Human-Cyborgs.
Rogue World

Rogue World, officially designated Arcturus IV, is a planet that appeared in Book 7: Rogue World.

Geographically the planet is a dry rocky planet with rough terrain and a toxic atmosphere. There are no natural native organic lifeforms.

Rogue World is the home to the Tech Smiths, an intelligence semi-human race bred by the Cephalopods for the scientific prowess.

The Tech Smiths live in a giant domed complex surrounded by advanced defensive technologies, both mechanical and organic.

Many advanced technologies originated from the labs on this planet including the Tech Smith Stealth Ship, teleport suits, and teleport gateways.

Rogue World was utterly and completely destroyed by Battle Fleet 921.
Tau Ceti

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## Tau Ceti

### Species

Tau

Tau Ceti, also known as Tech World, is a planet that appeared in Book 3: Tech World.

Tau Ceti is located in the star system of the same name.

After the events of Book 3, Tau Ceti became known as Trash World due to the complete collapse of it's economy

## Gelt Station

Gelt Station was a space station orbiting Tech World, before its destruction.
Book 3: Tech World

Tech World (Undying Mercenaries Book 3)

*Tech World* is the third book in the *Undying Mercenaries* series.

## Official summary

In the third book in the series, James McGill is deployed on another alien world. His third interstellar tour is different in every way. Rather than meeting up with a primitive society, this time he’s headed to an advanced world. Tau Ceti, better known as Tech World, is the central trading capital of Frontier 921.

McGill figures he’s lucked out. The assignment looks dull but luxurious. Tau Ceti boasts a planet-wide city with a trillion inhabitants, all of whom are only interested in making a few credits. But all is not well on Tech World. The Empire is crumbling, an invasion is coming, and McGill’s easy ride through life and death has come to an end.

## Synopsis

With it's new status of Local Enforcers for the Galactic Empire Earth has entered a new age of economic prosperity. The majority of Earth's legions are being merged with Hegemony to serve in an enforcement capacity. When Varus votes not to join they are dispatched to relieve Legion Germanica on Tech World, the local trading planet.

While Tau Ceti itself is poor, Gelt Station which is tethered above the planet, is a capitalist mega-city where only the very wealthy can survive. During the transition period 1st Platoon is introduced to Germanica officer Adjunct Claver. When a small rebel force of poor Tau receive illegal weapons it starts a chain reaction that eventually leads a full-scale riot. The riot consumes the station and all legionnaires stationed there are killed.

McGill and Claver fire *Minotaur's* canons, severing the stations umbilical and causing it's orbit to degrade. Shortly after Imperator Turov is revived a Cephalopod ship arrives demanding retribution for the destruction of their colony in the Zeta Herculis system. McGill destroys the ship and the legions return home, now in a state of war with the Cephalopod Kingdom.
Bombing of Throne World

The bombing of Throne World was an event that occurred in Book 6: Home World, in which James McGill and Ferguson were teleported to Throne World with antimatter bombs. This bombing ended the war between the Cephalopod Kingdom and Earth.

## First antimatter bombing

McGill teleported into the capital building, where many squids began surrounding him. He told them (using his translator box), he had brought Humanity's terms of surrender. He dropped a small little black device and told the leaders it was going to list off the peace negotiation. As the curious Cephalopods investigated, James legged it and teleported back. That black device was in fact an antimatter bomb, and soon a large portion of the capital was razed.

## Second antimatter bombing

As Turov likely saw no other option, Ferguson used the same tactics as James and detonated another antimatter bomb. The place of detonation is not specifically known, but it was revealed that this detonation specifically took out a large concentration of the Wur.

## Motive

McGill knew that the war would be lost if he didn't bomb the squid's capital city, so he took the chance. He didn't want to surrender, no matter what.

After McGill set off his bomb, Turov came to the conclusion that there was no other option than to send Ferguson to set off a second bomb. Surrendering was impossible at this point.

## Aftermath

Millions of squid males, females, and children were dead, along with most of the capital city. This forced the Cephalopod Kingdom to surrender to Hegemony.

## Similar disasters

* Destruction of Gelt Station, a large-scale mass murder perpetrated by Claver, involving McGill
Anne Grant

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Anne Grant was a bio for Legion Varus who retired.

## Events

Steel World
McGill Meets McGill when they land. Killed by a dino

Deaths: Head bitten off by dino, killed by Dino's while attending revival machine on planet

Dust World

Deaths: Stabbed by dust world colonists on the surface.

Tech World McGill considers reviving her on Minotaur to run the revival machine, but chooses Centurion Thomson instead.

Deaths: Killed in the riots.

Machine World

Death World

Home World

Rogue World

Blood World

Dark World

Storm World

Armor World

Clone World

Glass World

Edge World
Toro

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Toro was an adjunct in McGill's unit in Legion Varus.

Toro lead several different platoons under Centurions McGill and Graves. She is generally considered reserved, fussy, and whiny.

She was caught spreading classified information, charged with espionage, and imprisoned.
Book 4: Machine World

Machine *World* is the fourth book in the *Undying Mercenaries* series.

## Official Summary

The Galactics arrived with their Battle Fleet in 2052. Rather than being
 exterminated under a barrage of hell-burners, Earth joined a vast
Empire that spanned the Milky Way. Our only worthwhile trade goods are
our infamous mercenary legions, elite troops we sell to the highest
alien bidder.

In the fourth book of the series, James McGill is
up for promotion. Not everyone is happy about that, and McGill must
prove he’s worth his stripes. Deployed to a strange alien planet outside
 the boundaries of the Galactic Empire, he’s caught up in warfare and
political intrigue. Earth expands, the Cephalopod Kingdom launches ships
 to stop us, and a grand conspiracy emerges among the upper ranks of the
 Hegemony military.

In MACHINE WORLD, McGill faces an entirely
new kind of alien life, Galactic prosecution, and thousands of
relentless squid troopers. He lives and dies in the falling ashes of the
 Empire, a man of unique honor at the dawn of humanity’s resurgence.

## Synopsis

Legions Varus and Solstice are dispatched to Machine World in the Gamma Pavonis system to take control of a metal rich planet.

McGill, his friends, and Della are transferred to a new semi-independent cohort of mech calvary led by Primus Winslade. Upon entering the system one of their ships is destroyed taking most of Solstice with it. Varus and the survivors of Solstice land on the planet.

They soon meet with the local population, a series of bug-like machines with limited intelligence. McGill discovers the machines are working with the Cephalopods to mine the titanium that permeates the crust of the planet. When a Squid battlefleet shows up the Earth fleet retreats, leaving Varus stranded on the planet. With Claver's help the planet is held and the fleet returns to pick up the victorious survivors. Earth now possesses a rich source of titanium.
Central

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## Central

### Location

Central City ,Connecticut, North America Sector, Earth

### Inhabited

Humans

**Central** is the capital building and headquarters of Hegemony. It is located in Central City, Connecticut, North America Sector.

## Invasions of Central

*For the main article, go to the First Invasion of Central or the Second Invasion of Central.*

The First Invasion of Central was an invasion carried out by the squids in Book 6: Home World. It was a part of the larger Invasion of Earth.

The Second Invasion of Central was carried out by a moon-sized space ship, destroying 60% of Central City, but failing to damage Central itself, due to a forcefield that had been set-up.
Jugger

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Juggers, or juggernauts, are a type of saurian theropod that first appeared in Book 1: Steel World. They are the workhorses of the saurian civilization; unfortunates who'd been enslaved by their smaller, smarter cousins.

## Physical description

Juggers are big theropods that are around fifteen feet tall that resemble a *Tyrannosaurus rex* from Earth's distant history.
Grand Admiral Sateekas

**Grand Admiral Sateekas** is a Mogwa and the current governor of Province 921. He replaced Chief Inspector Xlur after McGill turned his own weapon against him. He is usually more merciful and sympathetic than his predecessor.

Before assuming his current role he was the supreme commander of Battle Fleet 921.

Having been humiliated at Trantor, Sateekas vowed to regain his high position of fame. Thanks to McGill, he managed to escape an even worse job he held previously. As such, he and McGill have a much more friendly relationship.

Inside of 51 Pegasi, Sateekas and his fleet of newly built Galactic ships arrived to destroy the giant moon-sized spaceship that had previously attacked Earth. However, his fleet was no match for the gargantuan ship. He was revived aboard the Legate. When Tribune Armel was found guilty of mutiny and treason, Sateekas himself and five other Mogwas (including Captain Akuma) interrogated him in a private module room. Surprisingly, Armel overpowered the Mogwa, and had Sateekas at his knees. James McGill fortunately came in at the right moment and stopped Armel. Sateekas was incredibly injured and suicided through his own will to be revived later on.

## Trivia

* Despite being very friendly towards McGill, he still finds the man to be rude and disgusting.
* His true title is "Governor Sateekas", however, this title irritates him, which McGill has taken note of.
Galactic Key

Discovered by James McGill on Tech World, it's a device built by the galactic species to bypass all security measures on any imperial technology in the galaxy. Shaped like a small seashell charm, it's really not much to look at. There are only a few who know of its existence throughout the series including James McGill, Galina Turov and Claver. It is made of imperial monomolecular material, and can survive the detonation of a plasma grenade. Turov was worried about weaponeers belchers hitting the key, so it may not be infinitely durable.

To use the key, it can be touched to any lock or security screen on imperial made technology to bypass that object. For example if touched to a screen requiring a password, the password will fill itself out.

The Galactic Key is mainly in the possession of Galina Turov throughout the bulk of the series as she likes to keep such things for herself in case of emergencies. Several times, James McGill has to borrow or steal the key away to pull off some miracle or another.

## Events

Tech World McGill first encounters and acquires the key in a warehouse on tech world belonging to Claver. It is used to open doors during his escape, and used to board Minotaur. He uses it to fire Minotaur's broadside cannons to destroy a squid ship. After he is killed by Turov and threatened with permadeath, he explains the function of the key to Turov in exchange for not being permed. Turov then claims the destruction of the Squid ship was her orders.

Machine World When McGill kills Xlur, he is counting on Turov to have the key in her possession. They use it to erase Xlurs most recent backup. In Ch 24, it is used to erase Drusus most recent memories of Turov revealing her plan to succeed from the empire. McGill uses the key to Perm Randy for torturing him. McGill promises the Key to Claver in exchange for his help, but it remains in Turovs possession.

Death World Turov has the Key on her body when she dies on Minotaur. McGill is sent to find her corpse and retrieve it, and he uses it to activate the Dragon. When Minotaur is retaken, Turov surrounds McGill with weaponeers and places him under arrest to retrieve the key, tipping off Winslade. When the legion returns to earth, Claver comes to McGill and informs him Winslade has murdered Turov and stolen the key. Claver, McGill , and Sloane go to central in disguise and Kill Winslade. McGill deletes Winslades memory to before he learned about the Key to stop Claver perming him. They then return the key to Turov.

Home World Mainly used to make the teleport suits work by McGill and Lisa

Rogue World

Blood World

Dark World

Storm World

Armor World

Clone World

Glass World

Edge World

1. ↑ Home World, Ch 54
2. ↑ Death World, Ch 46
Floramel

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Floramel is a near-human tech from Rogue World. She is well-respected for being the person who figured out the meaning behind *The Eaters of Lotus* for Legion Varus. Her home world used to be Rogue World. She is also a former lover of James McGill
Evelyn Thompson

**Evelyn Thompson**is a Varus Bio Centurion. She has a tumultuous relationship with James McGill.

Originally she attempted to kill and then perm new recruit McGill because he learned too much about the revival machine technology. This plan backfired when she was killed instead.

As a result of this action and other schemes conducted on behalf of Galina Turov she was demoted to bio specialist. After spying on McGill under the guise of an intimate relationship she was restored to her rank of Centurion by Turov.

Despite everything, she and McGill currently have an OK-relationship.
Invasion of Dark World

### Description

A large-scale invasion of Dark World, home planet of the Vulbites, led by Humans

### Result

Terran victory

*This is part of the large-scale conflict, the Human-Rigellian War.*

The Invasion of Dark World was a large battle in an attempt to capture the planet 191 Eridani. It is the homeworld of the Vulbites. They operate in a hierarchial society. Legion Varus attempted to capture the planet entirely at first. However, traps littered the surface. After several defeats, they realized that killing the Vulbite queen would likely win them the war.

## Initial Invasion

McGill had found out previously that Varus had landed on one of the continents of 191 Eridani, and were attempting to conquer it. He was shocked to learn they had all died. Galina Turov ordered McGill to bombard the continent with the *Nostrum*'s broadsides to kill all the Vulbites and confirm the Legion's deaths to be available for revival.

## Second Invasion

Legion Varus attempted a second attempt, after the entire legion had been revived onboard the *Nostrum*. Last time they had tried to simply take everything by force. This time, however, their plan was to kill the Vulbite queen and hopefully cause the Vulbites to lose coordination.

Entering one of the nests was deadly and resulted in many deaths; Humans and Blood Worlders included. The Vulbites fought desperately and hard, and placed many ingenious traps to catch unsuspecting legionnaires Eventually they reached the queen's quarters and murdered her.

## Aftermath

Once the queen was dead the Vulbites ceased attacking and became confused, as High Lord Squanto had explained.
Sub-Centurion Bubble

Sub-Centurion Bubble, commonly mispronounced by McGill as "Bubbles", is a lower-class centurion serving Legion Varus. After the Human-Squid War he accepted Humanity as his overlords and succumbed to the new society.
He questions McGill's strange and obnoxious behaviors, and always corrects him on the pronouncing of his name.

at one point him and McGill went through a gate somewhere unknown They got into it but were stopped by a bloodworlder when he found a way back
Sub-Centurion Silt

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## Physical description

### Gender

Male

Silt was a squid who appeared as a sub-centurion in Book 9: Dark World. ~~After traveling with McGill and a near-human through a teleporter, he believed that they would die and attempted to overpower McGill. However, the near-human reportedly found an escape path, and Silt quickly reaffirmed his position below James McGill~~  this was bubbles
88

An 88 is a heavy artillery beam cannon, firing a high concentration of energy in an accurate shot. They are extremely powerful and can vaporize large groups of enemies and large enemies alike. They are used very often, especially for defensive positions.

Notable uses include during the Rebellion at Gelt Station, Invasion of Fort Beta, or during the Battle at Dawn.
Creating Pages

**This is heavily based off the Creating a Clan page from Warriors Fan Clans Wiki.** Because Peripear is to lazy to actually type anything here, just take the information off the following link in a Wings of Fire context. (Clans = Tribes, Cats = Dragons, etc) The one thing I WILL point out is that you must have your name after every page you make's title, in parenthesis. (Example: Trialseer (Peripear))

https://warriorsfanmadeclans.wikia.com/wiki/Creating\_a\_Clan

## Infoboxes

**Down here is a quick guide on how to work infoboxes.** Special thanks to **RickGT** for making it in source mode (after a visualeditor glitch prevented it from uploading)!

## Information

### **Special Powers**

Does he/she have any powers? (i.e. Animus, Animus enchantment, Brightest Night NightWing powers, some kind of fan-made power, etc)

## Other Relationships

### **Ancestors**

Who are their ancestors?

There is an infobox on the side showing what you can fill in. If you don't want said thing to show up on your character box, leave it blank.
Book 5: Death World

Death World is the fifth book in the *Undying Mercenaries* series.

## Official Summary

The Galactics arrived with their Battle Fleet in 2052. Rather than being exterminated under a barrage of hell-burners, Earth joined a vast Empire that spanned the Milky Way.

In DEATH WORLD, unknown aliens attack Earth. Their planet is uncharted, mysteriously having avoided detection for centuries. It's a world packed with the most vicious aliens humanity has yet to encounter.

James McGill is on the scene when the war comes home, and aliens strike a devastating blow. Bent on revenge, Legion Varus chases the raiders to the stars and discovers a growing alien menace. A cancerous species has invaded our
region of the galaxy and must be dealt with. McGill learns why the Cephalopod Kingdom has yet to attack Earth and what's happening behind the scenes in the Core Worlds. Throughout, he upholds his unique sense of right, wrong and honor.

## Synopsis

Legions Varus and Solstice, along with 10 thousand spectators and dignitaries, gather at a spaceport to watch the delivery of the first shipment of titanium from Machine World. Something goes wrong and the freighter crashes into the spaceport killing everyone in attendance.

Legion Varus is dispatched to follow the trail of the attackers and they end up on a planet they name Death World. Death World is full of living plants called Wur. With *Minotaur* disabled the remaining troops are forced to survive on the planet's surface, surrounded by enemies.

When he learns more about the enemy McGill destroys the leader of the Wur on the planet causing the remaining enemies to falter and eventually die off. Having dealt with the threat to Earth, Varus returns home.
Hammonton

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## Hammonton

### Status

Destroyed

Hammonton was a town in Connecticut, North America Sector. The Battle of Hammonton occurs here and subsequently, the entire populace was trapped and transformed into human-cyborgs. After destroying a reactor core, the entire cyborg army in Hammonton is deactivated. Afterwards, the whole hamlet is nuked into shreds.
(Fanmade) Stealthy Claver Theory

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The Stealthy Claver Theory is a fanmade theory, stating Claver uses holographic or stealth-suit technology to spy on McGill regularly.

## Credibility of the theory

This theory seems very credible. Claver once posed as Nagata using holographic technology, so it does seem like he could possibly be posing as other friends of McGill.

Claver also stated in Book 6: Home World that he allegedly always knew what James was up to, which makes this theory all the more credible, as a possible explanation to how Claver knows is that he is disguising himself and watching McGill.

## Stealth-suit technology

Claver could also possibly be using stealth-suit technology, which is used often by Vulbites, in order to spy on James, though it seems like a less believable theory.
Armor World Scouting Mission

Graves sent out several cohorts to scout and find a target for the Legate to fire on. McGill's cohort marched out of a large wasp nest towards what seemed like a giant mountain. They fought several Human-Cyborgs along the way. Kivi contacted Graves with a hidden buzzer, and found out all the other scout teams had died. They nearly reached the landmark, but several fast tanks stopped them in their tracks. Death was certain, until the Skay began speaking to McGill. He convinced it to let them bring the tanks to Graves to discuss a peace agreement. The peace agreement was the Skay Peace Treaty.
Undying Mercenaries Wiki

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## Main Characters

* James McGill, main protagonist of the series.
* Carlos Ortiz, smug and annoying companion and subordinate of James McGill.
* Galina Turov, the tribune of Legion Varus who has slept with James many times.
* Natasha Elkin, tech of Legion Varus.

(See more in the List of Characters, which is sadly not up to date.)
Corvus

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## Technical Information

### Crew

Legion Varus

Corvus was a starship used by Legion Varus. It was used throughout Book 1: Steel World, and was lost in Book 2: Dust World.

## Description

Corvus was a dreadnaught, a huge capital ship that was capable of transporting an entire legion from one world to the next.

The ship wasn't outfitted for battle in space.

Despite being a warship, Corvus was surprisingly comfortable.

Like all dreadnaught used by Earth's legions, Corvus was built and crewed by the Skrull.

## Loss of Corvus

In Book 2: Dust World, Corvus ran straight into a star, and was evacuated by everybody but the techs, who attempted to fix the ship.
Galactic Ships

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Galactic ships are a generalized term for the starships owned by the Galactic Empire. Galactic Ships sometimes come together to form fleets, such as Battle Fleet 921.

Galactic ships are considered to be one of the most powerful things in the galaxy. Every species tremble in fear when they see an entire fleet of these large, sleek ships in orbit. Each ship can release hellburners, and lead any species to extinction.

Earth had the (mis)fortune to experience the arrival of Galactic ships in their orbit twice: Once in 2052 and once in Book 6: Home World. Luckily, no hellburners or weapons were fired.
Maurice Armel

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Maurice Armel is the tribune of Legion Germanica. Armel later betrays Earth and joins up with Claver. McGill becomes an Admiral in this book and all of Claver clones get killed.

## Events

Tech World Armel gives a long speech filled with backhanded insults when Varus arrives to relieve Germanica. When McGill is to be permed, he enters drunk and doesn't treat the proceedings seriously, and votes to perm McGill.

Machine World

Death World

Home World

Rogue World

Blood World

Dark World

Storm World

Armor World

Clone World

Glass World

Edge World
Mogwa Prime

**Mogwa Prime**, also known as **Trantor**, is the home world of the Mogwa, and is one of the Core Worlds. The population of Mogwa Prime is estimated to be over three trillion.

It is under threat by the Book of Lotus, a weapon that can kill every single Mogwa in existence.

## James' visit to Mogwa Prime

James briefly visited Mogwa Prime in Book 10: Storm World, where he was ordered to bring *The Eaters of Lotus* to Chief Inspector Xlur. The visit didn't turn out too well, as Xlur was killed during the visit.
Galactic Civil War

### Description

A massive conflict in the Galactic Empire, with many factions fighting for control

### Status

Ongoing

The **Galactic Civil War** is an ongoing conflict throughout the book series. It is a power struggle between various factions due to the lack of a ruler in the Empire. Several fleets have been recalled from the frontiers to the Core Systems, which is where the war is taking place. Details on the conflict are limited, due to the lack of information to its subjects.

In the 10th book of the series, Governor Sateekas provides McGill with insight on the civil war, and reveals that Battle Fleet 921 was completely wiped out.

The civil war has spilled over into Province 921 and Earth during the events of the Human-Skay War.

## Belligerents

There are likely many belligerents in this war, but the only two known belligerents are the Mogwa and the Skay.
List of characters

This is a list of nearly all characters in order of significance:

## Main Characters

* James McGill
* Carlos Ortiz
* Galina Turov
* Claver

## Secondary Characters

### **Supporting Characters**

* Natasha Elkin
* Kivi
* Cooper
* Chief Inspector Xlur (deceased)
* Grand Admiral Sateekas
* Winslade
* Adjunct Harris
* Adjunct Barton
* Adjunct Leeson
* Drusus
* Tribune Armel
* Etta McGill
* Della
* GRAVES
* ANNE GRANT
* Specialist Sargon
* Jennie Mills
* VICE ADMIRAL SATIKAS
* RAJ the Raptor

### **Minor Characters**

* High Lord Squanto

* Sub-Centurion Silt
* Sub-Centurion Bubble
* Veteran Weber
* Specialist Jacobs
* Specialist Ville
* Specialist Feldman
* Veteran Rork
* Captain Storm
* Captain Akuma
Varus, 3rd Unit, 3rd Cohort

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The 3rd unit of the 3rd cohort of Legion Varus is the unit ran by James McGill, and is the unit in which most of the main characters fight.

3rd unit consists of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd platoons. Under Centurion Graves 1st Platoon was led by Adjunct Leeson, 2nd by Mesa, and 3rd by Toro. During the events of Home World Adjunct Mesa was replaced by a newly promoted Adjunct McGill.

When Graves is promoted to Primus he is replaced by McGill, now a Centurion. Under McGill the platoons were restructured to contain a variety of troop classes. Adjunct Harris leads 1st Platoon which consists of newly recruited light troopers. Toro leads the heavy troops in 2nd Platoon. Leeson, as the senior adjunct leads 3rd platoon made up specialists and auxiliary personnel.

For a brief time the unit was led by Centurion Winslade with McGill, demoted to adjunct, taking over the light troops.

## Notable members

* James McGill, main character of the *Undying Mercenaries* series
* Kivi, tech for Legion Varus
* Carlos Ortiz, bio for Legion Varus who is an annoyance to James
* Adjunct Harris, an adjunct in the unit who is a slight annoyance to James
* Adjunct Leeson, an adjunct in the unit
* Adjunct Barton, an adjunct in the unit formally from Victrix
* Gorman
* Sargon, a weaponeer in the unit, who is also the 2nd tallest man in the unit, next to McGill
Book 2: Dust World

Dust World (Undying Mercenaries Book 2)

*Dust World* is the second book of the *Undying Mercenaries* series.

## Official summary

In 2122 a lost colony expedition contacts Earth, surprising our government. Colonization is against Galactic Law, and Legion Varus is dispatched to the system to handle the situation. Earth gave them sealed orders, but Earth is thirty-five lightyears away. The Legion commanders have a secret plan of their own. And then there's James McGill, who was never too good at listening to authority in the first place...

In DUST WORLD, book two of the Undying Mercenaries Series, McGill is promoted to Specialist and sent to a frontier planet outside the Empire. Earth's status within the Empire will never be the same.

## Synopsis

Earth's economy is suffering. As a result of the events of Steel World Earth, although allowed to maintain it's monopoly on mercenary work in Frontier 921, has lost it's most lucrative contract - Cancri-9.

Amidst this chaos Earth receives an unexpected communication. The Hydra Project, a generation ship launched in 2049 to settle a water planet about 30 lightyears from Earth. Earth not heard from the expedition for 70 years and it was thought lost. Now Hegemony is faced with a problem - colonization is illegal under galactic law. The colonists have started making noise and it's only a matter of time before they attract the attention of the Galactics.

Legion Varus is dispatched to "deal with the situation". Upon exiting warp in the target system the *Corvus* is attacked by an unknown hostile race of alien cephalopods ("squids") and destroyed. The legion flees in lifters to a nearby desert planet, landing in deep crevices like tropical oases where they find the lost colonists.

The legion and the colonists are attacked by mutant humanoids and squids. Although initially pushed back, Varus joins forces with the colonists and they are able to board the squid ship and destroy the threat.

After the battle a Nairb ship arrives in orbit to investigate the loss of a galactic vessel. When it's proven the colony was settled before Earth joined the Galactic Empire they are elevated to a Level 2 civilization. Chief Inspector Xlur, the overseer of Frontier 921 reveals that the local battlefleet has been recalled to the Core Systems for an unknown reason. The charges are dismissed and Earth is given the designation of "Local Enforcers".
Prince Otter (Peripear)

## Prince Otter

**Prince Otter** is a male SeaWing that lived over 4,000 years before the events of Peripear's AU. Nothing is known about his description, but it is known that he is an animus.

## Biography

> Very little is known about Prince Otter's life, except that he was very spoiled as a dragonet. He is said to have made many enchantments, but the one most SeaWings know of is the enchantment of seashell earrings that allow the use to breath underwater. It was used by visiting dragons of other tribes to communicate with the SeaWings.
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## Enchantments

* A handful of sets of seashell earrings that let the user breath underwater.
* A large meeting table used to crush two NightWing guards
* A collection of stalagmites that ripped out the scales and eyes of King Rockbreaker
Machine World (Planet)

Machine World is a ice and metal covered planet located in the Gamma Pavonis system. It is inhabited by various machine life-forms. The planet was variously under the control Hegemony and the Cephalopod Kingdom.

One notable feature of Machine World is a 10,000 meter high mountain of pure titanium.

The planet currently serves as a major source of raw titanium for Earth.

Legion Varus encountered a Squid queen in the mines, the first known encounter of that type. A dataglobe was also found here, this globe drastically increased Earth's knowledge of the Cephalopod Kingdom
Blood World

Blood World

Blood World is a planet owned by Earth, specifically James McGill, known for its red-like appearance, similar to Mars.

It is inhabited by the Blood Worlders, which are modified humans genetically engineered by the Cephalopod Kingdom to fulfill a specific role.

In Book 8: Blood World, Legion Varus was deployed there to try to gain the trust and support of the Blood Worlders. The Galactics told Earth to prepare to fight a war against a neighboring empire, and so Hegemony decided to go to Blood World, as they needed manpower to survive this war, and Blood World had just that.

The Blood Worlders refer to McGill as their leader.
Human

Evolution from apes to modern humans

Humans are known as *homo sapiens*. They are a bipedal species evolved from the great apes. Unlike other species on Earth, Humans have shown to be the most intelligent of all, hence why they are the dominant species of the planet.

## Dust Worlders

Dust Worlders are Humans, but due to residing in Dust World, their cultures are very different.

## Near-Humans

Near-Humans are genetically modified versions of Humans. These creatures used to be enslaved by the Cephalopod Kingdom, and now are a part of Hegemony.
William Claver

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Claver is an independent businessman and space trader, and former adjunt of Germanica. Claver is one of McGill's biggest enemies and rivals, but despite this they both still make deals with each other. He currently resides in his headquarters, known to McGill as Claver World. He is rumored to be ninety years old. He left Germanica at around Book 3: Tech World, and conquered his own planet for himself. He created multiple clones of himself, such as Abigail and class-three Clavers, who are dumb but brawny and obey the Prime's orders. Multiple revivals seem to have affected Claver's mind, becoming more cynical as time went on. One Claver went rogue, and even helped McGill. This rogue claver is known as Claver-X.

Claver is at least 85 years old, having been a child when Battlefleet 921 arrived over Earth in 2052.

## Events

Tech World : Cleaver is in his late 40's or early 50's, and has silver hair. He is an Adjunct with Germanica. His nickname is "Old Silver" and he is assigned to help McGills unit get acquainted on Tech world. He has the unit participate in gun running, and bribes the unit with Galactic Credits. Graves has McGill arrest Claver. Later, when McGill goes to see Turov, Claver is there and kills Turov and Drusus. It emerges Claver hacked the native Tau's projection suits to cause them to go into a frenzy. He helps McGill onto minotaur and fires a broadside into the plantet, but is then killed by McGill. He is revived to help Natasha Elkin program a countervirus, but gets himself killed claiming "I'm not the real Claver", indicating there is another copy of him somewhere.

Machine World

Death World

Home World

Rogue World

Blood World

Dark World

Storm World

Armor World

Clone World

Glass World

Edge World
Battle Hymn of the Republic

The *Battle Hymn of the Republic*is an American patriotic song created in the United States in 1861. It became very popular in the American Civil War. Due to creating patriotic sentiments of anti-slavery, the song has since been banned by Hegemony.

James McGill enjoys humming and whistling this song frequently.

## Lyrics

"Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord;
He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored;
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword:
His truth is marching on.

Glory, Glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His truth is marching on.

I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps,
They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps;
I can read His righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps:
His day is marching on.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His day is marching on.

I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel:
"As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal";
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel,
Since God is marching on.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Since God is marching on.

He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat;
He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgment-seat;
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet!
Our God is marching on.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Our God is marching on.

In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the sea,
With a glory in His bosom that transfigures you and me.
As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free,
While God is marching on.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
While God is marching on."
Centurion

A centurion is a battlefield commander leading approximately a hundred and twenty troops. The equivalent of a captain, centurions lead their unit into battle personally. They are the highest-ranked front line troops.

Onboard legion ships centurions maintain offices to perform their administrative duties and have living quarters separate from the general dorm area.

## Notable Centurions

* Centurion Graves
* Centurion McGill
Human-Squid War

A Cephalopod ship, orbiting above Earth

The Human-Squid War is the unofficial title of what was a large-scale conflict that occurred in Province 921, and the frontier ahead. After Battle Fleet 921 retreated to the Core Systems to battle in the Galactic Civil War, the Cephalopod Kingdom believed they could easily enslave the humans of Earth, just as they had done to the Dust Worlders and the Near-humans.

Hegemony, fearing Earth's safety, desperately built several new warships to defend their home. The new fleet was chased by the Cephalopod fleet around the Sol System, before being almost completely destroyed near Jupiter. The squids proceeded to invade Earth in an attempt to capture Central and weaken the rest of the planet. Gateway portals were opened, allowing columns of enslaved Blood Worlders to pass through. Despite their numerical advantage, Humanity prevailed, and the 'Squids' were forced back towards their territory.

The war took place on several other planets, including:

* Machine World
* Rogue World
* Death World
* Throne World
* Dust World

## Results

*For the main article, go to Bombing of Throne World*

The Squids were revealed to be controlled by the Wur. The war came to an end when James McGill detonated an anti-matter bomb on the Cephalopod's capital, Throne World. Shortly after, another anti-matter bomb was deployed by Ferguson, a Hegemony soldier, this time near the general living space of the Wur on Throne World. The rival empire finally surrendered to Earth's might, and their entire empire became part of Hegemony.
Galactic Empire

The believed extent of the Empire

> "*We are an empire without an Emperor. Isn't that obvious?*"
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The Galactic Empire, known as the Galactics, is an empire spanning most of the Milky Way Galaxy. Its capitals, the Core Systems, are centered around the center of the galaxy. It is made up of an immense number of species, such as Humans. If a single creature makes a "Galactic Violation", his or her entire species may be permed. Currently, the Mogwa and the Skay are the only known species of Galactics.

The Galactic Empire is focusing its efforts on the Galactic Civil War, and several provinces have been left to fend for themselves, including Province 921, with Earth as its local enforcer.

The Galactics aren't a single species themselves. They were made up of the original elder peoples, mostly from the galactic center, where stars and planets were very close together. That core group that ran the Empire had battle fleets, but no one on Earth had seen one for more than fifty years.

## First arrival on Earth

In 2052, Galactic ships arrived in the orbit of Earth, and demanded they surrender and become incorporated into the Empire. Earth's world leaders agreed, although there were many rebellions and resistance.

## History

The Empire is said to have existed for millions of years.

Around the time the book series begins, the Empire is revealed to be in a Civil War around the Core Systems, due to power being shared among various factions.

## Galactic Civil War

*For more information, check out Galactic Civil War.*

The Galactic Empire is entrenched in a massive war, with mutliple factions and group competing for dominace. A major reason for this is due to the empire having no true Emperor.
Germanica

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## Notable members

### Notable members

Claver

Legion Germanica is the legion most requested by Earth's richest clients. Among all the legions, Germanica is the most polished and professional. Clients engage Germanica not just for their fighting ability but because they look good doing it.

Germanica is rumored to have corrupt officers. Legion Germanica is led by Tribune Maurice Armel.
Legion Victrix

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## Battle stats

### Notable battles

Mission to the Skrull system

Legion Victrix was Earth's first formally commissioned legion. They brought home Galactic Credits after successfully performing an off-world mission for the Skrull in their home system. They completed two contracts before another legion was commissioned.

## Notable Victrix legionnaires

* Olsen, a Victrix centurion who appeared in Book 6: Home World
Gelt Station

Gelt Station was an orbital station orbiting Tau Ceti. It was a bustling marketplace, filled with the money-hungry Tau. It was a good profit base for Claver, who took advantage of the locals who'd do anything for money. Legion Varus eventually had to combat the Rebellion at Gelt Station.

It was eventually destroyed thanks to James McGill and Claver.
Second Invasion of Central

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*This is for the second invasion of Central. For the first invasion, visit First Invasion of Central.*

Central was invaded for a second time, although the invasion was repelled once again thanks to the help of James McGill and the other mercs.

A Skay arrived in Earth just above Central. McGill and his squad managed to detonate a bomb inside its mouth, causing it to retreat. However, a few smaller alien ships managed to destroy over sixty percent of Central City before fleeing as well.
Peg Planet

The **Peg Planet** is a exoplanet similar to Earth located inside 51 Pegasi. It is the home planet of the Pegs (short for Pegasi). Due to the Pegasi's preference for Air Cars, there are no roads to be found.

The Invasion of Peg Planet takes place here.

An invasion force spearheaded by the 3rd Cohort deploys gateway portals and sets up several defensive fortifications and artillery. At around dawn, an army of cyborg-humans attacks the legionnaires, in the Battle at Dawn, the first attack of the invasion.

## Conflicts

* Invasion of Peg Planet
	+ Battle at Dawn

## Trivia

* There is currently no official name for this planet, however many characters named it "Peg Planet", after the Pegasi residents.