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The Starcraft System in the Far Future

by The Athena Institute

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This is the year 2783.  When Athena, a teenage girl from the 21st century, was transported 761 years into the future, she quickly discovered that the far future is no utopia. This is an age where empires and nations that spanned tens of thousands of planets fought for control in brutal wars. An age where warships and cannons meant more than rights and wrongs. An age where human lives are just another tool to be used by their overlords, no different from bullets or fuel. Making things worse, Athena didn't become a princess or a lady. Instead, she became just another infantry trooper of the oppressive Venya Imperium. Just another cannon fodder who could be thrown away with thousands of her fellow expendables in a random battle in a war she knew nothing about. Luckily for her, Athena had one thing that made her unique. The Starcraft System. By collecting resources, Athena could build units and structures from the game Starcraft and use them in the new world she found herself in.  Follow Athena as she grows her forces while carefully maneuvering her way through the darwinistic ranks of the Imperial military, making difficult decisions along the way to conceal her own secrets and ensure her own survival.

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Progression FantasyLitRPGScience Fiction

Tags

GameLitWeak to StrongAnti-HeroSpace OperaWar and StrategyFemale LeadGrimdarkOverpowered ProtagonistVillain Protagonist

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