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Xen: A Narrative Fiction

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Once in the future the human civilization had been in a war fighting for land they so desperately needed. They were in the new world of Xen they had discovered 5 years before the war. It was unique because it was perfect planet to live on for humans and it had a living species, living on it. The Earth’s population had become too huge to live on earth. They needed a new place to live immediately. They set up a civilization to go live on the planet. Once they had landed on the planet, there were complications. The humans tried to set up a place to live and take the species homes. So they reacted in all out warfare. The humans little civilization came to an end in a moment's notice. Now it is all out warfare.
The humans reacted quickly and began …show more content…

They knew they were going to be in a dogfight, and they were ready to start the fight.
“Captain Bruce,” yelled Sergeant Johnny. “You ready to start protocol 7”. “Mission is ago”, said Captain Bruce.
The team started the launch to go to Xen. They got to Xen on the other side of the planet, so they couldn’t get shoot when they landed. They were setting up their camp and they heard noises so they investigated the situation. They didn’t find anything in sight so they kept getting the camp set up.
Later that night the fire team had just gotten the camp set up and heard the noises again, nothing …show more content…

The fire team had luckily got the heavy machinery set up to start taking out the aliens in hoards. The humans reacted quick and shot the heavy weapons at the aliens. A huge tank was coming right through the camp, destroying everything in it’s path. Lasers flying by the Lieutenant and the Sergeant. They both got up and shoot a couple of the aliens. They both saw the alien tank coming right in front of them. They both threw their grenades under the floating tank and ran back further into the half destroyed camp. More of the aliens were coming with their bigger tanks and they began firing all the ammunition from their RPG’s at the tanks. The RPGs did a lot of damage to the remaining aliens. The field was as empty before anything had happened. Now it is full of blood and destroyed vehicles from the battle. It was a terrible sight to see. From the radio’s the humans had heard a lot of the other fire teams had gotten attacked and most had lost. It was a very terrible situation for the humans and they had a lot to fight for to end this war.
Bruce said, “the next attack is going to be the end, we need to regroup with the remaining fireteams to finish the

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