His officers snapped salutes that cracked like orbital strikes. No one asked why the Xylos Hive, a race of gestalt insect-minds, had to die. The answer was always the same: because they were not Tsaikhan. Because they had refused assimilation. Because a martial empire does not coexist; it expands until it meets something that expands faster, and then it learns to expand faster still.
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“The Veil of Unreason has thinned,” the Oracle whispered, her voice a rustle of ancient parchment. “The Xylos Hive has learned fear. Strike now, or let the galaxy drown in their chittering math.” His officers snapped salutes that cracked like orbital
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