Galactic Horrors — After 700 Years In Deep Space, Humanity Reached Its Destination. The Universe Was Empty

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After 700 Years In Deep Space, Humanity Reached Its Destination. The Universe Was Empty

Galactic Horrors

After seven hundred years in transit, Director Parrish opens his generation ship’s observation shields to reveal humanity’s promised destination. The star is gone. So is every other star. Beyond the hull lies only blackness, and the measurable edge of what still exists is closing in. Parrish has eleven hundred people…

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