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The dominant species of the Class 12 deathworld planet known in the most widely-used native language as Earth. We're going to assume here that the reader is mostly familiar with humans outside the context of the Jenkinsverse and skip a lot of the basics like physiology, habitat, diet, society...
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But in reality, a human being is one of the most dangerous...
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The truth of the matter is, as explained by my human companions, the reason why humans are Deathworlders is that they are not simply smarter than everything else on their planet, or that they have long lives, nor even that they make tools and travel in packs.
You have heard the story of Humans from Earth, class. They are called a Deathworlder. Their homeworld is deadly, with no doubt. From the molecular oxidizer O2 fully 22% of the atmosphere, to the monstrous solvent Dihydro Monoxide (H2O) covering 70% of the planets surface, that doesnt even begin to describe the deadliness of that planet.
A human meets a another deathworlder that actually looks like a space orc. Both get into a philosophical debate. The aliens around them get increasingly worried.
And Humans? Humans are monsters. Terrifyingly quick, strong enough to rip the Hunters limb-from-limb, cunning and inventive enough to be impossible to predict and capable of so, so much more than our comfortable lives usually demand of us. By the time the Hierarchy even noticed we existed, it was too late to contain us.
But in reality, a human being is one of the most dangerous things ever to evolve in the Milky Way galaxy. As a galaxy full of ancient and deadly threats slowly turn their attention towards this anomaly, how will the human race be changed by the revelation that the alien life forms we have long dreamed of meeting, are vastly inferior to us in ...
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Not as strong as a bear, not as fast as a cheetah, not as sharp-eyed as a hawk…But in reality, a human being is one of the most dangerous things ever to evolve in the Milky Way galaxy. As an ancient and malicious threat slowly turns its attention towards this anomaly, how will the human race be changed by the revelation that the alien life ...
