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In the Bravo Strike universe one of the things that is amusing is how the aliens are handled. Since it comes from a world which has literally hundreds, if not thousands, intelligent species living on a single planet so of course they created alien worlds where the same is true to. In fact only the really "creepy" worlds have a single intelligent species, and they are generally viewed eerie hive-mind types.
Diaxol is world populated with various evolved dinosaurs. They're basically okay folks who seem to be constantly trying to get favors out of Earth. The inhabitants of Mortool are kind of weird but are apparently stalwart proponents of the Alliance.
Diaxol is world populated with various evolved dinosaurs. They're basically okay folks who seem to be constantly trying to get favors out of Earth. The inhabitants of Mortool are kind of weird but are apparently stalwart proponents of the Alliance.
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Not quite, but they are very interested in studying earth's fossil records since they find a certain interest in the planet's past inhabitants. In fact there are conspricacy theory experts who wonder whether Diaxol's inhabitants are forgotten transplanted dino-colonist from earth. They'll point to all kinds of shaky evidience and vaguely pryamid-like terrian features on Diaxol as proof for their sweeping proclaimations. Yep, it's same no matter where or when you go.
Ah, but if some recent theories are correct, humanity (which in Baron’s dreamworlds, I suspect, refers to all intelligent species of Earthly origin) is off the hook. It may be that petroleum is a byproduct of bacterial activity, not squished dinosaurs. We’re only just beginning to appreciate how pervasive simple life is. It’s been found thriving in Antarctica and, in several places, several miles below ground level. Heck, it’s even been found in pools of water used to cool nuclear reactors—pools that have so much radiation pulsing through them that they glow Cherenkov blue.
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