Storyline

Back story:

As the Xeghan leave their main solar system, Elalx, ​​their paths cross with the Morthas living in the Zonaxaer system. The leaders of the period turn this confrontation into an opportunity and sign a peace and trade agreement between the factions that will last forever.

Thanks to this agreement, both races begin to spread across the galaxy, establishing great trade and expansion fleets. According to the agreement, newly discovered systems depend on the equal use of both races. Again, according to the same contract, only trade-themed buildings will be built on the planets in these discovered systems and no race will establish a colony. These two races lived peacefully under these conditions for thousands of years.

Until they discovered the Kelio System and met the Falrons.

Eventually, the Morthas discover life on Planet Reth. In due course, the Morthas contact this humanoid life form and learn that they call themselves the Falrons. Falrons, who lead a more primitive, wild and tribal life compared to the Xeghans and Morthas, turn this meeting into an advantage and become a party to the SATE (???) agreement signed between the the Mortha and Xeghans. In this way, they develop the technologies gathered from the Mortha and Xeghan and take their place in the trade network.

After this development, the Falrons turn space technology turns into something very different. Not only do they build trade ships, they also start building weapos and establishing small colonies on habitable planets (keeping their own way of life anbd culture, which could lead potentially to conflicts with the other, more technolocaly advanced races) . These events pave the way for those who want to engage in pirate activities.

A fighter pilot named Comin Serga and his soldiers capture the Nolla4 solar system and establishes the first pirate station. Although this development does not please the three empires of the galaxy, the Mortha, the Xeghan and the Falron, they prefer to remain inactive at this stage. Until Comin Serga takes over the Norix A7M c and Thoth systems and starts looting the merchant fleets trying to pass through.

Realizing the seriousness of the situation, the empires have difficulty in assembling the team that will intervene in Comin Serga piracy.  The three Empires jointly establish the Bounty Hunter's Guild, which aims to create some reciprocity by putting a reward on the heads of Comin Serga and his men. Although this move was effective at first, it would not be enough to end Comin Serga and his pirates.

Later, Mortha intelligence learns that the pirates are supported by the Falrons.  The Morthas, with this vital new information, go to the Xeghans and they jointly decide to go to war with both the Falrons and the pirates, beginning the first great galaxy war.  The Mortha and Xeghan, whose entire histories are based on trade, suffer great losses because of their lack of war experience.

Realizing that the war is going against them, the Mortha make a secret pact with the Falron King.  The deal with the Falrons and the Pirates goes against the Xeghan and is intended to preserve and expand their solar systems.

The Xeghans are attacked from three fronts at the Battle of Exalx.  With their main system in shreds, the Xeghan withdraw from Elalx and take shelter in the Nol system. As Mortha and Falron expand their borders with the peace deal that follows, the Xeghan are trapped in the Nol system.

After the war, the three races sit at a table again and set up the Great Galaxy Council to prevent these events from reoccuring. As the Council is established, seats are allocated based on the number of systems owned by the races.  With only one seat, the Xeghans have little to no voice on the council, relegating them to a permanent slave race for the galaxy.

Many years later, a fleet of millions of Earthings arrive in the Zonaxaer system. These fleets house refugees fleeing war on Earth. This development excites the Xeghan, leading them to believe these new guests will take their former place as the the primary slave race in the galaxy.  Events unfold as the Xeghans planned.  The Xeghan capture the refugees from the fleets and they are forced to the work the Xeghan once were compelled to complete.

Thanks to this development, the Xeghans are able to build some strength. They decide to invest in the covert weapons industry. Following the lead of the Explorers Guild, they mine the galaxy's most precious minerals and begin building the galaxy's most powerful ships in secret. The Xeghan, having now established a secret war fleet, start the second great galaxy war and attack a border system called Oblec.

Fighting on three fronts, the Xeghan win almost every battle and expand their borders. After many long years of the war, the parties sit down and sign a new agreement. According to this agreement, each race will now have one seat on the Galaxy Council. In addition, Guilds who have reached serious power in the galaxy will also have a seat on the council.

However, the joy of the Xeghan, who prospered from the war, does not last long.

One day, an unknown Earthling Commander, from a distant galaxy, arrives in the Nonoe System with motherships carrying dozens of warships and loaded with never-before-seen weapons. The Xeghan later learn that this man is The Commander of the earthly race. The Commander establishes an organization called WRA to save his slave race and grows his resistance by saving the captive earthlings one by one.

The Council decides to take a peaceful course against the threat and invites The Commander to a council meeting. The Commander attends this meeting with his two best men, Anka and Drane. At the meeting, the Council breathes a sigh of relief, learning that the Commander's only purpose is to gather the Earthings remaining in this galaxy and return to Earth. At the meeting, they decide that all races will help The Commander return to Earth. They allocate the largest transport ships to The Commander and Earthlings. With the Councils support for their endeavor, The Commander and his men lay down their weapons.  Secretly, the Council wishes to maintain the status-quo and keep the Earthings as slaves and prepares to take advantage of the situation.

The Council does exactly that and uses the unpreparedness of the Earthlings to disperse and kill many of them.  Defenseless and vulnerable, leading WRA members are attacked and murdered, including The Commander and his wife. Drane, however, rescues and excapes with The Commanders two children, never to be seen again.  From the day forward, the WRA is considered a terrorist organization by the council.