Star Sea: An Empty Fortress from the Start

The biggest advantage of using the EVE game as a background is that the book doesn't have to worry about background and various settings. The downside is that if EVE players see it, they will whip the author. If you write slowly or poorly, you will be criticized to death, or even have hundreds or thousands of Legion members criticize you together.

The concept of a space fortress is a bit simplistic. One can speculate that to be truly fearless against any alien in space, it would need at least a mothership the size of the sun, and theoretically, it would need to be completely without weaknesses. The surface of the mothership would at least be made of antimatter. Theoretically, it wouldn't need to fear black holes or neutron star explosions to function as a fortress, allowing it to roam freely in the universe.

Does your Sky Fortress have an anime-themed paint job? 😁

A hardworking first-generation entrepreneur sharing the profits with his employees—I've never seen anything like it before. Is he a complete novice? Even with a marriage alliance, this kind of maneuvering is unacceptable. This isn't how checks and balances work. Do you really think a lowly, unaffiliated captain has this kind of power? If this were true, social advancement would be easy.

Family, I have a question. If I don't like watching alien movies, can I play Stellaris?

That's a bit incredible; they're practically an interstellar civilization; the speed is 145 meters per second.

Why are there so many Eve novels lately?

The idea of ​​protecting ascension is superfluous and completely unnecessary.

The pre-Egg Man era, several hundred years before the Egg Man era?

I was wondering, it was you!