Bailey_Dog



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    In which Tommy Innes, son of Sam Innes, Avian extraordinaire, meets up with old friends (all of whom are traumatized) and drags his new family and friends through a galaxy of problems (okay, maybe HIS galaxy of problems, because he refuses to tell anyone anything unless his tooth is being yanked out) because of some Avian named Chroma that really really wants child soldiers.

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    in which everything goes dastardly wrong in my attempt at an origin-smp based science fiction fic

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    20 Jun 2026

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    This is the home of my childinnit in space AU! Originally inspired by Human Error by teetheater, this AU features a 7 year old Tommy being found by alien SBI.

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    20 Jun 2026

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    SBI Alien AU

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    20 Jun 2026

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    “It suddenly struck me that the tiny pea, pretty and blue, was the Earth. I put up my thumb and shut one eye, and my thumb blotted out the planet Earth. I didn’t feel like a giant. I felt very, very small.”

    –Niel Armstrong
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    If the history of planet Earth were to be etched onto the face of a clock, the entirety of human history- as they exist today from the beginning of time -all of it, would amount to less than a single second.

    And that’s only considering the history of Earth. The Universe at large is millions upon billions upon quintillions of years older than that. Enough time for stars to die, for solar systems to decompose, rot away into nothing but solar dust and crumbling asteroids.

    Tommy had never been a fan of outer space.
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    Earth was labelled a 'Preservation Site' by the Galactic Federation. But the galaxy wasn't fooled by the name's peaceful connotations.

    A wasteland, its plate tectonics so volatile they shoot the planet's inner magma core through giant surface vents, acid pools in salt-covered deserts that melt the lungs of any animal breathing its toxic air.

    And yet, even here, life blooms.

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    20 Jun 2026