Birth and Death
The galaxy is constantly changing. Stars die in cataclysmic destruction while somewhere else, a star is born, burning with a new intense fire. It is just this way in the Metaverse.
The empires in the Metaverse are constantly changing. Some, like the Gone Golders, go Supernova. They grow to immense size and then just seemingly cease to exist. Some, like the ill-fated Freedom Force, burst to life, only to extinguish in an instant. And some grow and flourish, like the Fellowship of the Ring or G.R.O.S.S.
And so it is that some empires come and some empires go. The Metaverse saw the demise of one power as the active remnants of Illuminati decided to break off from the elusive Emperor Treylis. Some of these former Illuminati decided to form the PanGaea Cooperative empire, which appeared in a flourish.
There is also talk of a great union. One which citizens of all empires have come together to witness. The wily emperor of ANZAC and the freedom loving never-never from the Australian Republic, have been in merger talks and it appears the deal is almost complete. While it hasn't offically been announced, this reporter has learned that there will be a new empire born of this union. The name of this more powerful empire will be The ANZAC Republic. This new stronger empire could give what BlueSteel needs to finally defeat the European Alliance, which is currently at war with the ANZACs. There was no comment from the silent European side.
In other news, many overlords celebrated as the Stardock deities instituted some new ranks. The new promotions were given a little at a time, and are possibly still being given at this time. So far, there seem to be 6 new Vice Admirals and 11 new Rear Admirals! A hearty congratulations goes out to all our newest admiralty!
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