Phobos and Deimos

"Once you've reached Mars, get to work on the two moons, Phobos and Deimos.

Use the Moon Cores that are formed from the Twin Moons of Thazur to be placed within the centre of Phobos and Deimos.

Make sure to keep the Americans and other pesky satellites from knowing what's happening.

They'll be vital in creating the space ports around Mars where part of the Galactic Fleet would be made."

Esmond started to check out what other unique items the space had created once he learnt about the Stellar Cores being produced by Solus, the sun within the Planetary System of the Spatial Ark Star World.

He examined the description for the Moon Cores and learnt they could affect the state of the planet they related to.

To activate a Moon Core was either placing it in the middle of a Moon that already exists, or by launching the Core from the planet it was to be connected with since the unique natural magnetic frequency of a planet.

After that the Core would attract asteroids and space junk from around the Star System to form the planet.

In the Case of the Moon Cores from the Spatial Ark Star World, they would draw all of the materials straight from the space without reserve and create the Moon.

The Moon size could be altered by the size of the planet it was attached to so it was able to expand to the size of a third of the planet it would be associated with.

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"Understandable…

However, I have to say… if you want to terra form the planetary bodies within the Solar System, best we have large space fortresses sparsely scattered around the perimeter.

When the Astrok Empire reaches the borders of the Solar System, they'll inevitably lose their minds once it becomes obvious to them that the entire system is a gold mine." Carter no doubt believed a massive space battle would occur once the scout ship arrived.

It was obvious to him that the Solar System would far exceed any other known system, including the Capital Star System of the Astrok Empire.

Carter wanted to prepare for the incoming battle even though it was more than several decades ahead.

Part of his plans for the safety of the Solar System and its inhabitants required several large space fortresses on the border that would also act as bases.

They would also construct starships for the military while also conducting repairs without needing to head deeper into the Solar System.

Esmond wanted an internal space transportation system which would reduce the traffic within the Solar System to allow for a cleaner and safer journey around the planetary bodies without having to watch out for private fleets.

The idea was to allow private organisations to freely operate within specified regions of space that would be in the opposite direction of the Astrok Empire.

For now, the events were deep in the future, so Carter knew there was time to improve on the technology which would be used to protect the border of the Solar System.

Another problem Carter had to consider in the future would be the actions of private companies as it was obvious to him that they would try to defy the laws that would be set in place.

Carters' concerns were founded because of private companies and their behaviour across the planet.

If they could get around certain laws and restrictions set in place by their government by creating shell companies and other industrial tricks to earn themselves more money.

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Esmond already gave Carter free reign to do what was needed for the foundation of the Empire, while he thought of another addition to the current database within the Spatial Ark Star World.

Based on his thoughts, Esmond believed the data source of technology that had which was still being examined and learnt by the scientist in the Virtual Labs was more than enough to allow for innovation.

But while it seemed like the residents were making the most of the space and its abilities, nobody beside Esmond had yet to try out the Hunting Grounds Generator.

None had yet tried out the Gravity Density training either, leaving Esmond to wonder what the hell was everyone doing.

"Kane…"

"Hey Big bro!" Kane suddenly appeared beside Esmond within the library of the cabin.

Esmond was browsing through the stacked shelves, looking for something to read.

"How is the training going with the Fett Clones?"

"Better than I expected…

They picked up on a training issue for the squads that were designed to work with those they are familiar with.

We've decided to form new squads and have currently sent a portion of the troops to retrain together before having them perform their previous missions to see the difference."

"… When a team is ready to be moved out of the Pods, have them try out the Hunting Grounds Generator.

I want to see how they perform…"

Esmond wasn't going to force a squad that was ill prepared to fight in the Hunting Grounds Generator since he knew the death that awaited them even though they would respawn within the world until the Hunting Grounds Generator booted them.

However, Esmond was too eager to see someone else's performance in the Hunting Grounds Generator and told Kane to send the resident Lich over.

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*Ding*

[Activating Hunting Grounds…]

[Welcome to Hunting Grounds Generator!]

[User: Rahzil]

[Activating Level – 0!]

[Begin…]

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"What the hell is this…" Rahzil scanned his open surroundings to get a better understanding of where he'd been spawned randomly.

All around him there was a luscious forest that completely surrounded the small open field Rahzil had spawned in.

'Seems pretty similar to the area I was spawned in the first time around… except… there isn't a blood moon in the sky.' Esmond had a Birdseye view of Rahzil within the Hunting Grounds Generator, trying to figure out what to do next.

"What am I supposed to be doing Esmond?"

Rahzil wasn't overly pleased being told what to attempt or do, especially when he wasn't given a whole lot of information.

He fortunately didn't have to wait long before the system advised Rahzil about what was to come.

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*Ding*

[Hunting Grounds Generator – Level 0!]

[User – Rahzil – will be subjected to continuous beast hordes racing in his direction]

[User's job is to defeat all beasts of the horde which will try to get past the User so they can attack the heavily populated areas further on, outside of the boundary of the forest]

[30 minutes will be given to the User to prepare for the arrival of the beast hordes]

[Difficulty: ?¿?]

[Rewards:

- (Based on results)]

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'Open up a gate to the space so the droids can help set up a wall or defences to help you out in the battle.'

"Don't worry… I've got more than enough help already…" Rahzil smirked before he started forming magic circles in his palms before they were either floating in the air, as if waiting, while more magic circles formed.

Merging all of the Magic Circles together to create a new spell formation that Esmond struggled to understand or recognise, Rahzil sent out the spell into the world as the ground began to violently shake.

"Here they come…!" Rahzil had trouble containing his joy as another new spell that was developed lately pulled off and worked without any fault.

Digging themselves out of the ground, bony fingers clawed on the grounds, pulling themselves up from underneath the soil.

All around in the open field and within the forest area closest to Rahzil, skeletons of various types were dragging themselves free of the ground beneath them.

There weren't just skeletons of humanoid bodies but also various beasts and species that survived for a time in the forest until they were killed.

Skeleton warriors with affinities to different elements made their way to other familiar skeletons, before they grouped themselves together before their summoner and Master.

Kneeling before Rahzil were thousands upon thousands of skeletons.

All seemed to be very basic and level 1 at most.

Even their weapons seemed to be made from bones, but that wouldn't be an issue for long after they started fighting.

Rahzil fully expected them to improve and advance as skeleton warriors which would affect their weapons also.

The skeletons all seemed to be much stronger than expected as if the complexity of the spell helped improve their durability and battle intelligence.