Didn't redeem the recent offer for the 2024 MLB season before the cutoff date; so I wasn't able to redeem the offer code.
Anybody have any extra or leftover codes they're willing to offer? Or know of any sites for cheap resales?
Please let me know, thanks!

Good day, friends. Recruitment code: HDUDUW8Y . How it works:

• Create account or log in on your account (if you have one) on Mogstation website (http://sqex.to/Msp) – go to “Registration codes” section;

• Enter game’s code you got when you bought the game;

• Under "Registration Codes" select "Enter Recruitment Code."

IMPORTANT: Make sure to enter code AFTER you bought the game but BEFORE you purchase time subscription;

• Enter the code: HDUDUW8Y

• Enjoy the game!

Rewards for redeeming code (when you first time purchase subscription):

• Item Friendship Circlet (helm) - Increases EXP earned by 20% when level 25 and below (with all classes)

• 99xAetheryte Tickets – free teleportation ticket to any location which can save you much gil on early stage of the game;

• Ballroom Etiquette - Improper Greetings – this item will unlock Fist Bump emote;

Silver Chocobo Feather –this item can be exchanged at Calamity salvagers (in three major cities Limsa Lominsa, Old Gridania and Ul'Dah) for special rewards including armor and weapon which can be bought only with tombstones

All rewards can be found in-game mailbox (flying moogle) in major cities and around the world. I wish you best luck! Don't be shy to ask any questions - I'll help as much as I can.

Hi Everybody! I have a long list of games I'm selling below. Hit me with any offers on one game or multiple games! Thank you!
Fallout 76 PC (Redeem on Microsoft Store)
Marvel's Avengers The Definitive Edition (Steam)
A Way Out (Origin Code)
Humble Bundle Stand with Ukraine Bundle
Back 4 Blood
Metro: Exodus
Max Payne 3
Sunset Overdrive
This War of Mine
PGA Tour 2K21
The Long Dark
Car Mechanic Simulator 2018
Endless Space 2
Ring of Pain
Kerbal Space Program
Starbound
Popup Dungeon
Expeditions: Viking
Skullgirls 2nd Encore
Wandersong
Supraland
Crying Suns
Wizard of Legend
Amnesia: Rebirth
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs
Vagante
Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine
Wargroove
Warsaw
Drawful 2
SUPERHOT
Dear Esther: Landmark Edition
Broken Age
Pikuniku
Lust from Beyond: M Edition
Inmost
Pathway
Rustler
112 Operator
911 Operator
Radio Commander
Kingdom Two Crowns
West of Dead
Tooth and Tail
System Shock: Enhanced Edition
Driftland: The Magic Revival
Toejam & Earl: Back in the Groove
Book of Demons
Fury Unleashed
Going Under
Yoku's Island Express
Nex Machina
X-Morph: Defense
X-Morph: Defense - European Assault
X-Morph: Defense - Survival Of The Fittest
X-Morph: Defense - Last Bastion
Motorcycle Mechanic Simulator 2021
Out of Reach: Treasure Royale
DV: Rings of Saturn
Slinger VR
Pixplode
Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons
EarthX
Neverout
Telefrag VR
Pawnbarian
NecroWorm
Hexologic
Post Void
Moon Hunters
The Amazing American Circus
Roarr! Jurassic Edition
Corridor Z
Draw Slasher
Shing!
Go Home Dinosaurs
Dagon: by H. P. Lovecraft - The Eldritch Box DLC
Soulblight
Treasure Hunter Simulator
Orbital Racer
Lust for Darkness
Liberated
Wanderlust: Travel Stories
Say No! More
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Humble Bundle Choice April 2023
Not included (Death Stranding Director's Cut)
Aliens Fireteam Elite (Steam)
Rollerdrome (Steam)
Life is Strange : Complete Edition (Steam)
The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante (Steam)
Monster Prom 2: Monster Camp (Steam)
Revita (Steam)
Founder's Fortune (Steam)
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Humble Bundle Choice July 2023
The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition (Steam)
Temtem (Steam)
Yakuza 4 Remastered (Steam)
Roadwarden (Steam)
Kraken Academy! (Steam)
Merchant of the Skies (Steam)
Ozymandias: Bronze Age Empire Sim 9Steam)
Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate (Steam)
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Humble Bundle Aspyr 25th Anniversary Bundle
Fahrenheit
LightMatter
Morkredd
Layers of Fear: Masterpiece Edition
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth - The Collection
Borderlands: The Handsome Collection
Bioshock Infinite
Bioshock Infinite - Season Pass
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Fanatical Stand with Ukraine Bundle
1993 Space Machine
8-bit Adventure Anthology: Volume I
AWAKE - Definitive Edition
Among Us
At Eve's Wake
Aviary Attorney
Awesomenauts All Nauts Pack (DLC)
Baby Dino Adventures
Blightbound
Cannibal Cuisine
ChromaGun
Circles
Click and Slay
Cloud Gardens
Combat Tested
Cosmonautica
Crash Drive 2
Cube Escape Collection
Dimension Drive
Explosionade
Fling to the Finish
Gang Beasts
Gelly Break Deluxe
Guppy
Hidden Folks
Hoplegs
Interrogation: You will be deceived
Journey For Elysium
Last Resort Island
Lumini
Mad Experiments: Escape Room
Marooners
Necronator: Dead Wrong
Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy! HD
Pizza Connection 3
Pressure Overdrive
ROUNDS
Railway Empire
Rayon Riddles - Rise of the Goblin King
Renowned Explorers: International Society
Shortest Trip to Earth
Shu
Stick Fight: The Game
Swords and Soldiers 2 Shawarmageddon
Swords and Soldiers HD
THE CORRIDOR
Tales of the Tiny Planet
TaniNani
The Falconeer
The Way
Tinkertown
Totally Accurate Battle Simulator
Treasure Temples
Truberbrook
Unexplored
X Rebirth
ibb & obb - Best Friends Forever Double Pack
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Humble Bundle Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Relief Bundle
Gotham Knights
Ghostrunner
Pathfinder: Kingmaker - Enhanced Plus Edition
XCOM 2
Payday 2
Ticket to Ride
Strange Brigade
Euro Truck Simulator 2
Stick Fight
Farming Simulator 17
System Shock Enhanced Edition
System Shock 2
Pilgrims
Flynn: Son of Crimson
Into the Pit
Worms Rumble
Harmony's Odyssey
Mount & Blade: Warband
Armello
Backbone
911 Operator
112 Operator
Calico
X-Morph: Defense Complete Pack
Zombie Driver HD
Space Crew: Legendary Edition
Monaco
Death Squared
Lust from Beyond - M Edition
Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
Remnants of Naezith
Planet TD
Firegirl
XEL
Little Orpheus
Detached: Non-VR Edition
Agent in Depth
Lighthouse Keeper
Hyper Gunsport
Meow Express
Arcade Spirits
Non-Stop Raiders
The Inner World
The Amazing American Circus
Soulblight
Stacking
Hack 'n' Slash
MirrorMoon EP
Cosmic Express
Cris Tales
Orbital Racer
Symmetry
Guilty Gear X2 #Reload
Alchemist's Castle
Soul Searching
Doughlings Arcade
Doughlings Invasion
Quadrata
Rym 9000
stikir
Cats and the Other Lives
Soulflow
Izmir: An Independence Simulator
Guns & Fishes
Pill Baby
Project Chemistry
Pixross
Frick, Inc.
Sunlight

I recently redeemed the toy code for it, but when I joined game I didn’t get it. I put the item on and put my inventory on everyone and still did not receive the callmehbob ring or badge. Does anyone know if it’s a glitch or why it isn’t working? It also shows that people got the badge yesterday

[Recruiting][Code:A7E5X93H]
Hey Future (Warrior Of Light),
You should come and check out FINAL FANTASY XIV with me. Whether playing through the epic story or teaming up to conquer powerful bosses, there's always a new challenge just around the corner. You can get an idea of what it's about here: https://sqex.to/YIs
There's even a free trial, so you can see if you like it before you buy. And if you do, all your game data will be carried over to the full game. https://sqex.to/NzS
■In-game Rewards■ After purchasing the game, log into the FINAL FANTASY XIV: Mog Station and enter the following recruitment code to redeem in-game rewards: 7DPP93NY https://sqex.to/z-V
■Prepare for Adventure■ Get a glimpse of the ever-expanding world of FINAL FANTASY XIV in this trailer for the free trial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaLyDYYAkeI

Have the following Steam Codes. Full wantlist below, also happy to look at lists. I'm looking to trade games I won't play for games I will, so if I have to trade multiples for 1 game I've generally got no issue with that as long as the value isn't insanely off. I primarily use DM so if you send me a chat there's a chance I won't see it for a bit.
LIST UPDATED 6/8/24
HAVE
911 Operator
A Musical Story
Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX
Amanda the Adventurer
An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire
Andro Dunos II
Anomaly 2 (incl. SoundtracK)
Anomaly Defenders
Arcade Spirits
Arx Fatalis
Asterix & Obelix XXL 2
Astronarch
Attack of the Earthlings
Autonauts
Backfirewall_
BEAUTIFUL DESOLATION
Beyond the Long Night
Biped
BLACKHOLE
Block'Em!
Bots Are Stupid
Bravery & Greed
Breathedge
Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead
Brunch Club
Call of Juarez
Castle on the Coast
Caveblazers
Chenso Club
Chess Ultra
Colt Canyon
Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 - Uprising
Cook, Serve, Delicious! (x2)
Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!
Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3?!
Creepy Tale
Creepy Tale 3: Ingrid Penance
Dark Deity
Dead Age
Dead Age 2
Dead End Job
Death Squared
DOOM II
Doorways: Holy Mountains of Flesh
Dragon Spirits
Drink More Glurp
Dust to the End
Dynopunk
Embr
Encased: A Sci-Fi Post-Apocalyptic RPG
ENCODYA
Escape Game Fort Boyard
Exorder
Extinction
Fantasy Blacksmith
For The King
For the People
Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard
Gal*Gun: Double Peace
Ganryu 2
Garbage
God’s Trigger
Golf Gang
Guilty Gear X2 #Reload
Gunscape
Havsala: Into the Soul Palace
Heaven Dust
Hello Neighbor
Hellstuck: Rage With Your Friends
Hero of the Kingdom
Hero of the Kingdom III
Hero of the Kingdom: The Lost Tales 1
Hero of the Kingdom: The Lost Tales 2
Heroes of the Monkey Tavern
Holiday Bonus GOLD
Hotshot Racing
Hue
I Am Fish
Impulsion
In Between
Infinite Beyond The Mind
Internet Cafe Simulator
Internet Cafe Simulator 2
Interrogation: You will be deceived
Ironcast
Jewel Match Solitaire
Jewel Match Solitaire L'Amour
Jewel Match Solitaire Winterscapes
Joggernauts
Just Ignore Them
Karma City Police
Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth
King of Dragon Pass
King of the Castle
Kingdom Two Crowns
King's Bounty II
Landlord's Super
Lila’s Sky Ark
Looking for Aliens
Looterkings
Lost Words: Beyond the Page
Ludus
Machinika Museum
Mad Experiments: Escape Room
Mad Tracks
Magenta Horizon
MageQuit
Mech Mechanic Simulator
Medieval Machines Builder
Men of War: Assault Squad - Game of the Year Edition
Metal Unit
Metro 2033 Redux
Mindustry
Mini Thief
Monster Prom
Monstrum
Mortal Shell
Necrosmith
Neurodeck : Psychological Deckbuilder
Neverinth
NEXT JUMP: Shmup Tactics
Nihilumbra
Nomad Survival
Not For Broadcast
Obey Me
Old School Musical
Omen Exitio: Plague
Onde
OUT OF THE BOX
OUTBUDDIES DX (Note: this code has been revealed but I don't have any indication it has been traded. If you're interested, I'll send this first to make sure it still works before completing the trade)
Paw Paw Paw
Persian Nights 2: The Moonlight Veil
Pixel Heroes: Byte & Magic
Police Stories
Post Human W.A.R
Prophecy I - The Viking Child
Pumped BMX Pro
Rebel Galaxy
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw
Red Line
Redeemer: Enhanced Edition
Re-Legion (x2)
Retro Machina
River City Girls
Rubber Bandits
S.W.I.N.E. HD Remaster
Safety First!
Santa Rockstar
Scheming Through The Zombie Apocalypse: The Beginning
SEARCH PARTY: Director's Cut
Sentience: The Android's Tale
Shantae: Risky's Revenge - Director's Cut
Shift Happens
Silence
Silver Chains
SINNER: Sacrifice for Redemption
Slain: Back from Hell
Snooker 19
Space Colony
Spirit Hunter: NG
Spirit of the Island
Spirit of the North
Splasher
Spooky Bonus
STASIS
State of Mind
Steelrising
Strikey Sisters (x2)
Stronghold HD
Stronghold Legends: Steam Edition
Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
Super 3-D Noah's Ark
Super Panda Adventures
Super Star Path
Sword of the Necromancer
Synergia
Tacoma
Tempest Complete Edition
The Assembly (x2)
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters
The Deed: Dynasty
The Indie Mixtape
The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante
The Long Reach
The Oil Blue: Steam Legacy Edition
The Secret Order 6: Bloodline
The Sexy Brutale
The Spectrum Retreat
They Always Run
Through the Woods
Time Loader
Time on Frog Island
Torchlight
Totally Reliable Delivery Service
Toy Tinker Simulator
Train Valley 2
Trifox
Turmoil
Tyrant's Blessing
Ultimate Zombie Defense
UNDETECTED
Unity of Command: Stalingrad Campaign
Unloved
Valfaris
White Night
White Noise 2
White Noise Online
Xpand Rally
Youtubers Life
Ziggurat
WANT
A Highland Song
A Plague Tale: Requiem
ACRES
Another Crab's Treasure
Astral Ascent
Castlevania Advance Collection
Catizens
Cattails: Wildwood Story
Chained Echoes
Chants of Sennaar
Cocoon
Coffee Talk
Coffee Talk Episode 2
Coral Island
Cornucopia
Daydream: Forgotten Sorrow
Dead Cells
Death's Door
Deliver Us The Moon
Dragon Age Origins Ultimate Edition
Dragon Age II Ultimate Edition
Dragon Age Inquisition
Dredge
Eastward
Elden Ring
En Garde!
Escape from Mystwood Mansion
Far Cry 5
Hades II
Harvest Island
High on Life
Immortal Life
Immortals Fenix Rising
In Stars and Time
Jusant
Kena: Bridge of Spirits
Kynseed
Lies of P
Little Kitty, Big City
Moondrop
Neon White
Nioh
Nioh 2
No Man's Sky
No Rest for the Wicked
Old School
Pacific Drive
Planet of Lana
Rain on Your Parade
Rain World: Downpour
Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart
Resident Evil 4 (2023)
Robocop: Rogue City
Roots of Pacha
Saltsea Chronicles
Sea of Stars
Shredders
Sifu
Spirittea
Star Wars Jedi Survivor
Starfield
Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical
Tape to Tape
Tchia
Terra Nil
The Coffin of Andy and Leyley
The Matchless Kungfu
The Night is Grey
The Talos Principle 2
This Bed We Made
Treasures of the Aegean
Tunic
Wandering Sword
Your list

As an INFJ, it can be quite challenging to motivate oneself, especially when trying to be competitive. Let's say I have a goal, Goal A, and I need to achieve it to establish a better future for myself. However, I find myself lacking the drive, motivation, or whatever you may call it. So, I'm reaching out to you, my fellow INFJ, to share any strategies or 'cheat codes' to overcome this barrier of immobility. I need to push myself to take action without solely relying on motivation. I've missed out on too many opportunities in life, yet I struggle to take action.

[Recruiting][Code:U38MT23S]

Hey Future (Warrior Of Light),
You should come and check out FINAL FANTASY XIV with me. Whether playing through the epic story or teaming up to conquer powerful bosses, there's always a new challenge just around the corner. You can get an idea of what it's about here: https://sqex.to/YIs
There's even a free trial, so you can see if you like it before you buy. And if you do, all your game data will be carried over to the full game. https://sqex.to/NzS
■In-game Rewards■ After purchasing the game, log into the FINAL FANTASY XIV: Mog Station and enter the following recruitment code to redeem in-game rewards: 7DPP93NY https://sqex.to/z-V
■Prepare for Adventure■ Get a glimpse of the ever-expanding world of FINAL FANTASY XIV in this trailer for the free trial. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaLyDYYAkeI

Hey all, for free RPG day (June 22nd) I may be running SWADE: Helldivers! So I'm prepping a default character sheet, some equipment choices, and then day-of people can take this default character and modify it with their equipment. This is not a direct 1:1 but I think it's a pretty good setting conversion for SWADE. Many stratagems require an Electronics check to activate, including call for reinforcements which everyone gets. What do you think?
Helldiver (Veteran)

• Agility d8, Smarts d8, Spirit d8, Strength d8, Vigor d8
• Athletics d8, Common Knowledge d6, Electronics d6, Fighting d8, Healing d4, Notice d8, Persuasion d4, Repair d6, Shooting d10, Stealth d6
• Edges: Soldier, Combat Reflexes, Extraction, Nerves of Steel
• Hindrances: Code of Honor (Major), Death Wish (Minor), Vow (Minor)
• Gear: Unarmed Strike, Survival Knife, Casual Clothing, Communications Device, First Aid Kit

Here is where it gets interesting! Players choose one each of Primary Weapon, Secondary Weapon, Grenade, and Armor. Choose four Stratagems (Right now I'm thinking people can only use each Stratagem once, with exception.)

1. Primary Weapons Range Damage AP ROF Shots MinStr. Weight Cost
   1. Machine Gun “AR-23 Liberator” 24/48/96 2d8 2 3 30 d6 8 400
   2. Sniper “R-63 Diligence” 50/100/200 2d10 4 1 10 d8 35 750
      1. Special: Heavy Weapon, Snapfire. Scope.
   3. Shotgun “SG-225 Breaker”: 12/24/48 1–3d6 — 1 12 d6 10 450
   4. Laser “LAS-16 Sickle” 30/60/120 2d6 2 3 100 d6 8 700
2. Secondary Weapons Range Damage AP ROF Shots MinStr. Weight Cost
   1. Heavy Pistol “P-2 Peacemaker” 15/30/60 2d8 2 1 7 d6 8 300
   2. Autopistol “P-19 Redeemer” 12/24/48 2d6 1 3 32 d4 9 300
3. Grenade Range Damage AP ROF Shots MinStr. Weight Cost
   1. Explosive “G-12” 4/8/16 2d6 — — LBT 1 40
   2. Frag “G-6” 4/8/16 3d6 — — MBT 1 40
   3. Impact “G-16” 4/8/16 2d6 5 — MBT 1 40
   4. Incendiary “G-10” 4/8/16 2d6 — — LBT 1 40
      1. Special: 2d6 Fire hazard
4. Armour
   1. Light: 4, Fleet-Footed Edge
   2. Medium: 6
   3. Heavy: 8, -1 Pace
5. Stratagems (Single Use)
   1. Air, Mine Field: MBT of 4 Anti-Personnel Mines 2d6+2 — — SBT 10 100, usable three times
   2. Air, Strafing Run: Stream of 2d10 AP 4 damage, usable three times
   3. Air, Strike: LBT of 8d10 AP 22, usable twice
   4. Kit, Engineer: Upgrade Electronics and Repair skills, Mr. Fix-It Edge
   5. Kit, Grenadier: 3 grenades of the same type instead of 1 and Brute edge
   6. Kit, Medic: Upgrade Medicine skill, get Healer Edge and 2 Stims (Heal check. Always recover 1 Fatigue, heal 1 Wound with success or 2 Fatigue and 2 Wounds with Raise)
   7. Kit, Scout: Upgrade Notice, and Stealth. Woodsman Edge
   8. Orbital Barrage: LBT of 5d10 AP 30, delayed 1 round, 3 rounds duration
   9. Orbital Laser: Moving MBT of 4d10 AP 30, auto-targets largest nearest enemy, delayed, 3 rounds duration
   10. Orbital Rail Strike: SBT of 8d10 AP 30, delayed 1 round
   11. Pack, Jump: Use a diceless action to move 12” in any combination of directions, doesn’t use Pace
   12. Pack, Shield: +4 to recover from Shaken while active, resists one wounding attack but then fades for one minute
   13. Pack, Supply: Enough ammo and grenades to top up everybody, including special weapons, usable twice.
   14. Rover, Laser: Flying Construct with d4 in relevant stats, d6 Shooting, and a LAS-16
   15. Rover, Machine Gun: Flying Construct with d4 in relevant stats, d6 Shooting, and an AR-23
   16. Rover, Scout: Flying Construct with d4 in relevant stats, and a d10 Notice.
   17. Sentry, Flamer: Stationary Construct with d6 in relevant stats, d8 Shooting, +2 Armor and a Flamethrower
   18. Sentry, Gatling: Stationary Construct with d6 in relevant stats, d8 Shooting, +2 Armor and a Gatling (24/48/96 2d8 2 3 100 NA 170 500)
   19. Sentry, Tesla: Stationary Construct with d6 in relevant stats, d8 Shooting, +2 Armor and an Arc Thrower
   20. Weapon, Anti-Tank Recoilless Rifle (Spawns two!) 24/48/96 4d8+2 24 1 MBT 15 1,500
   21. Weapon, Arc Thrower: 12/24/36 2d6 2 4 800 d8 20 5000
       1. Special: Innocent Bystander on 1 or 2, Chains to an Enemy on 6 (up to 3)
   22. Weapon, Flamethrower: Cone Template 3d6 — 1 10 d8 70 300
       1. Special: 3d6 Fire hazard
   23. Weapon, Heavy Machine Gun: 30/60/120 2d8+1 2 3 100 d8 33 6,000
   24. Weapon, Laser Gatling: 50/100/200 3d6+4 2 4 800 d8 20 1,000
       1. Special: Spin Up, RoF 1 for first round of use.

More of a jam I guess, trying to tame cheat codes so I can put some structure around it...
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Temu el *** hr
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I was playing and i got kicked from the server with a message saying 'Anti-Cheat Ban' no code or anything i wasn't using any cheats and i don't know why this happened and it's been weeks how do i fix this
i don't think it's an easy anti cheat ban bc there's no easy anti cheat popup or anything
please help i have like 200 hrs in a few months lol

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I’m a Midwest transplant that has lived here the last 10 years and one thing I can’t get over is the huge percent of drivers that do not realize that you can pull into the intersection while waiting to turn left at a traffic light. Once the light turns red and the oncoming traffic stops, you get to safely turn left. It’s like a traffic cheat code! I appreciate that the drivers not doing this are erring on the side of caution, but come on!
Has anyone else noticed this?

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You can redeem your gift card to 100+ retailers, including grocery stores, dinning, entertainment, fashion, travel, department stores, you name it. I typically redeem mine for an Amazon voucher, or for a supermarket - they have M&S, Morrisons, Morrisons Fuel Card, Sainsburys, Farmfoods, Aldi etc.
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“Admiral?” The word was soft, quiet, barely spoken at all. Compared to the haunting silence of the fleet bridge aboard the Republic’s Claw, it was like a shotgun had gone off. “What are your orders, sir?”
Admiral Jedik turned, slowly, to face the liaison who had spoken. He waited for a moment before he finally had to face the facts. “Flee. Escape. Scatter the fleet.” He had never before issued such an order, but against neutron beam weapons, there could be no victory. The engines of the Republic’s Claw flared to life and her stern pointed at the Neldian star.
“Admiral, what of our prize?” An officer zoomed the holomap in, pointing out the derelict hulk of a United Human Alliance battleship. “We’ve secured the bridge, reactor, and engines,” he proudly reported. He was the commander of the marines stationed aboard the Republic’s Claw. “It will take only one standard hour to get the ship flight worthy again.”
Admiral Jedik had forgotten about the battleship. “What is the status of its data bank?” he asked, trying to conceal his emotions. Fear, and not valor, drove him now, and fear was the one emotion a leader could never show. He had to remain strong, or at least appear it, for only strength could determine right in this galaxy. “Tell me what I can use against this enemy.” He sounded fierce, proud, as if he were a reincarnation of the conquering warlords of days long past. Inwardly, he felt anything but.
“The data banks are mostly purged, sir,” the marine commander sighed. “Our cyber officers are working, but it’s unlikely we’ll recover anything related to the Supreme Leader’s Armada. At least, nothing usable.”
“Then have the fleet escape to the outer system,” said Jedik somberly. “I and the Claw will remain until our charge is ready to flee with us.” Just mere hours ago, victory had seemed so sure. He had been so eager to seize it. Now, he would be lucky to escape this star system alive.
Admiral Jedik had just lost his first real battle. Part of him had yet to accept it. The rest of him felt a paralyzing fear at the knowledge of it.
One thousand Imperial Space Navy warships had just been annihilated. How many lives had been lost? How many families were just shattered? Though Jedik tried not to dwell on these questions, there was nothing else to do, and he thought of them nonetheless.
He was not infallible. He knew that. But was he destined to have failed?
He could have saved those lives. He could have seen the trap earlier. He knew that. But how could he win the day now?
He looked upward, at the screens covering the domed roof of the fleet bridge, and he watched the stars glow distantly in the black sky above. Space had never before seemed so lonely.
“Admiral,” a fleet liaison spoke up. “Admirals Lin and Venin wish to speak with you.” Jedik accepted the request, even if it was doomed to be fruitless. There was nothing better to do.
“So, is that it, then?” Admiral Lin asked. He looked surprisingly good, under the circumstances. Then again, Jedik knew casualties did not worry him as much. “Do you have a plan?”
Admiral Wedol Venin, last flag officer of the Stralqi Confederacy and first of the Stralqi Enclave, looked at Jedik and blinked with his one eye. “I report two hundred and ninety-one vessels remaining. With your fleet’s four hundred and forty-eight, we have just over seven hundred ships of the fleet between us.” Even without the fleet’s battle damage and expended ammunition, they would have been unable to contest the Alliance armada. Admiral Jedik needed another shift in the paradigm. This time, none would be given to him.
“So we have saved a third of the fleet from utter destruction,” Jedik sighed. “It’s better than a quarter, I suppose.” Nobody laughed. Nobody was in the mood.
“What if we used kinetic strikes?” Admiral Lin asked. The other officers all turned to him. “We take asteroids, rig them with charges, and use our ships to tow them into intercept courses with Alliance Space Navy assets. If we used corvettes as forward scouts, this could be effective as artillery.”
“What’s to stop them from dodging the strikes?” Jedik asked. “Even a space station could adjust its position given enough time.”
“We detonate the charges early, to create a cloud of shrapnel at thirty percent lightspeed. The Neldian fleet would be unable to dodge it.” This was an impressive idea, even for a human. Admiral Jedik had to appreciate Lin’s out-of-the-box thinking.
“A commendable plan, but it would be useless. A series of explosive blasts, for example, would be enough to eliminate most of the threat posed by the micrometeoroid clouds. Even if they did get through, the enemy has projectorless shields. No shrapnel attack could penetrate the hull.” That would have been enough to dissuade most flag officers from ever attempting this plan. Admiral Lin, however, was not your average flag officer.
“We could use it as a distraction.” Jedik could almost see the gears turning in the Terran admiral’s head. “Or intersperse antimatter bombs in with the meteor clouds. They could use the cover provided by the micrometeoroids to approach on a ballistic course before firing thrusters to hit the ships.”
“A-bombs have an easily detectable signature,” said Admiral Venin, “Especially so when they engage their drives. They would be shot down easily.” Admiral Lin grew silent. His idea had failed. “Even still, I commend your unorthodox genius. My government was wrong to move against you.” The Stralqi Enclave, the remnant of the Confederacy that had neither the prestige nor the luck to escape on its ark ships, was widely considered to be the Confederacy’s true successor. This meant that its mistakes, such as the demand that Earth be cauterized from orbit, fell on them as well.
“We have but one available course,” Jedik said, speaking aloud what the others feared to admit in their heads, “And that is to flee. Evacuate the system. We will regroup at the Interion fleet base.” His subordinates agreed. “I thank you for your time.”
The holograms blinked out. Admiral Jedik looked at the holomap one more time. The Coalition fleet was in the process of regrouping in the outer system, though none were far enough away to escape in wormholes. There was no sign of the Alliance space fleet just yet.
“Are our gravity weapons active?” Jedik asked.
“No, sir. We’re focusing on repairing EMP projectors at the moment.” A diagram of the Claw’s status appeared in front of him. It did not look good.
“Have engineering modify a bank of missiles to be used as space probes,” Jedik ordered a fleet liaison. “And get me a gravity cannon repaired and online to fire them. I want to know what I’m facing.”
It was done as he instructed. Thirty fusion-drive missiles, their warheads stripped and replaced with sensor banks, coasted toward the inner system in a wide arc. Even if they couldn’t gather data about the Alliance Space Navy’s new weapons, they could at least provide advance warning of an incoming fleet.
Under the circumstances, that was the best Admiral Jedik could do.
“Bring up the files of the Imperial fleet’s destruction,” said Jedik. “Give me hard data, as much of it as you can.” Charts, graphs, and holographic maps appeared in front of him. He manipulated them like a touchscreen, reaching out and tapping thin air with his claws. Sensors in the holotable translated this movement into practical input, and the hologram changed as he desired.
“The enemy’s weapons are extremely close-range, but extremely deadly,” he thought aloud. “They are able to destroy or penetrate armor, shields, and hull in seconds.” His data, though extremely limited, was enough for him to develop a basic strategy for facing this weapon. “At range, we are at a disadvantage.” Battle analysis from Admiral Yon’s fleet, before its swift and merciless end, had shown enemy missile signatures similar to the munitions used by Terran-made artificial gravity weapons. Most of the Coalition fleet did not have these weapons. “In close combat, we’ll get murdered.” None of them had neutron beams.
There was only one question that remained for Jedik to answer. “How close can my fleet safely approach?” If he could bring his ships’ particle weapons in range, the outcome of the fight might swing in his favor. Even the most battered of his warships still had their heavy guns intact.
But the enemy was crafty. They had waited before firing on the Krell Empire’s fleet. If Admiral Jedik brought his ships in too close, and he was lured into a similar trap, it would be the end of him.
“I don’t know, sir,” an officer sighed. “We need more data.”
“We have prisoners aboard,” suggested another. “Perhaps we could interrogate them?”
“What good would that do?” exclaimed Jedik. The room fell silent. “What would they know? Even the Neldian Armada’s sector admiral, the commander of the Neldian fleet, the very man we would have faced had things been different, had nothing on these weapons!”
“They’re probably either new or rare,” Colonel Talta suggested. “Otherwise, we would have seen them before.”
“Thank you,” Jedik sighed sarcastically. “Very, very helpful.” He looked around the room. His officers, for the most part, looked just as defeated as he did. “Wing Admiral Salentis, you have the bridge. The rest of you, get some rest. Dismissed.”
Admiral Jedik left the room in a fury and went to the shooting range. He emptied six magazines with frightening accuracy before he realized it wasn’t helping him. Then, he went to the physical fitness center. He was strong for his age, and healthy as well, but none of that mattered to him beyond providing a distraction. He couldn’t exactly bench-press an enemy warship, after all.
Then, with nothing better to do, he retired to his quarters and got some rest. It would take time to escape the Neldia system, and he had been using combat stimulants too often to be healthy. Good sleep was a rare commodity in the Republic fleet.
A short rest later, he was awoken by the sound of an RDF:Space duty alarm. He was needed on the bridge. He changed into his black uniform, clipped a sidearm to his hip holster, and walked into the bridge newly invigorated. “Situation report!”
“We’ve received a tight-beam transmission from the warship A.S.N. Brightest Thunder, sir,” said one of his fleet liaisons. “Or, more specifically, our captured battleship has.” An image of the derelict battleship A.S.N. Inexorable had been magnified on the command table, replacing the tactical map that was usually displayed. “It contains a data packet coded in an Alliance cipher, as well as a message in Republic encryption.”
The message appeared before Admiral Jedik, who read it eagerly. “The chancellor’s spy. I always knew she had plans I was not privy to.” He looked at his most senior advisor. “That cipher, if our agent does not lie, protects every scrap of data sent through the Neldian hypercom relay.” The advisors all agreed. Spies did not typically lie to their handlers. “She’s taken a terrible risk by transmitting it to us,” Jedik said. “Make use of it!”
“We cannot crack the code, sir,” an officer protested. “The cipher is incredibly complex. Even attempting to breach it could delete the entire packet.” The Republic’s Claw had the best cyberwarfare division in the Ierad Republic. If they could not do it, chances were that no one could.
“Well?” Jedik waved his wings. “Any suggestions?”
“The captain of the Inexorable might know the cipher,” an officer spoke up. Jedik noted that he was the same one who had suggested the interrogations earlier. “It is my understanding, based on reports, that Admiral Dama’s transmission caused dissent among the Alliance ranks. Inexorable, for one, was heavily affected by this.”
For the fourth time that day, things that had seemed set in stone were instead being molded like clay. Five minutes ago, all had seemed lost. There was no way to counter the Alliance’s mystery weapons. But now, there was a change in the paradigm. Now, there was intelligence to be gathered.
If Admiral Jedik could convince the Inexorable’s captain to cooperate, he could crack the Alliance data packet. If he could crack the data packet, he could have a treasure trove of intelligence at his disposal. And if he had that much intelligence to work off of, that meant he had a fighting chance against his opponent.
“You’ve all done wonderfully,” Jedik said, his anger and fear from before being replaced by a sense of knowledge and calm. “I am truly honored to work with such competent advisors.” With that, he left. He had a job to do.
The dining room of the Inexorable was massive, and far from spartan. Its floor was carpeted with fine synthetic silk, its doors were real Neldian wood, and trophies of war adorned its walls. Admiral Jedik was, at the moment, eating a hearty meal underneath the severed head of one of his unlucky compatriots. “Friend of yours?” his prisoner asked.
Admiral Jedik looked up from his meal. A man in white prison attire sat across from him, the clothing he wore being the only reminder of his status on the ship. Once, he had issued orders from its bridge. Now, he was kept in its brig. “I have no enemies,” Jedik told him. “Is the food not to your liking?” He hadn’t eaten a bite since he was allowed in. He seemed utterly convinced that this was all part of some ruse, which it was, and he was just waiting for the other shoe to drop.
“It’s laced with truth drugs,” he scoffed. “I’m not a fool.”
“Let us switch places, then,” said Jedik. “If the food is drugged, I’ll eat from it as well.” The man agreed. The dining table was long, meant to seat the captain and his advisors, but it was small enough that the two could talk comfortably. They stood up and switched seats.
“What’s your game here, xeno?” the prisoner asked, chewing on a leg of some Neldian beast of burden. “What’s your play?”
“Oh, I’ve no play,” Jedik lied. “I simply wanted to lend credence to the broadcast your ship received earlier.”
“That’s a play,” scoffed the prisoner. “And it changes nothing. Neither my skills nor my ship will not be used against humanity’s best interests.” It wasn’t his ship anymore, but Jedik felt it wiser not to tell him that.
“Then let’s just talk for a bit,” said Jedik, with no response. “Oh, come now,” Jedik told him, “Let us engage in a contest of wills. Pit your superior human mind against mine.”
“I will not be mocked,” his prisoner replied coldly. “Be silent.”
“That’s a poor way to address your host,” said Admiral Jedik. “Would you prefer I leave you in the brig?”
“Yes. Better that than to swap words with a filthy animal. Mankind is master of the stars, mongrel, and do not forget that.”
“The stars are the birthright of those who claim them,” Jedik replied. “And we’ve done well for ourselves at that.” Silence. “Humor me for a moment, if you will.”
“I will not.”
Admiral Jedik sighed. It seemed to him that some people had no manners at all. “What would you have done, if I was your prisoner?”
“You know it as well as I.” Torture. Ineffective as an interrogation method, but it was kept in place nonetheless. Evil had to be maintained, and the law of the Alliance ensured it was maintained well enough. The use of torture was just one of the many ways it desensitized its subjects to their lives as cogs in a fascist machine.
“What if I were human?”
“Then you’d be a traitor, and you’d deserve the same fate as your xeno allies. Be silent, wretch.” Jedik would not.
“I have bested you,” he said. “Our fleets were relatively equal, and mine bested yours. Does this not make me your superior?” The man Jedik spoke to was a mere captain. The admiral of the fleet had perished with his command. But the point stood nonetheless.
“I am human, wretch,” the prisoner spat. “One true master of the galaxy, rightful heir to the stars in the sky, and a thousand other titles the greatest of your race could never hope to hold. Crush as many fleets as you wish, but never shall you rise to my height.”
“What makes you superior?” asked Jedik.
“I am human.”
“What makes humans superior?”
“We’ve ten worlds. Ten cradles. No other species can boast such a thing.”
“It does seem a bit small of a thing to start a war over, don’t you think?" asked Jedik. "Seems a bit petty in the grand scheme of things.”
“My kind was made master of the stars, not yours,” the prisoner spat. “The Humanity Codex decreed it.”
“If I wrote an Ierad Codex that said the opposite, would it be true?” asked Jedik. His prisoner was silent. “Exactly.”
“Mankind is more intelligent,” countered the prisoner. “More creative. This, among other facts, proves the Codex as true.”
In response, Jedik flicked out his talons. He cut a shred from the tablecloth, which was probably very expensive, and held it up. “You can’t do this.” The prisoner cringed. His tablecloth was definitely expensive. “And, might I add, I have no mental deficit. My mind is the equal of any human’s.” There was no response to that. “Would it still be just to treat me as lesser?”
“Your species are lesser,” the prisoner snapped, “even if you are not. On Neldia, we have a hive insect that builds mounds larger than some houses, but they are still insects. Still inferior.”
“And yet, if you had captured me, I would have been treated like any other of my species. Is that right?” Decades of rallying troops and arguing with politicians had made Admiral Jedik into a very eloquent speaker when he wanted to be. “Is that right?” Now, he was proving it.
“It’s the doctrine.”
“Is it right?” The prisoner shook his head no. “Then why do you follow it?” Jedik knew he was very close to winning over his enemy’s trust. So very close.
“I follow orders because it is my duty,” said the captain. Even in prison garb, at the mercy of his enemy, he sat up straight and ate with dignity. It was not hard to imagine this man in command of a warship. “You of all people should understand that.”
“Your duty is to the human race,” Jedik countered. “To advance its interests, and secure its future.” His prisoner nodded. He was beginning to see Jedik’s side of things. “The Alliance cannot do this any longer.” The man at the other end of the table was silent, deep in thought. Admiral Jedik helped him along. “Why do you think Admiral Dama joined our cause?”
“Is it true that your ships defended Earth?” asked the man.
“It is true,” said Jedik. “Even if Earth were not vital to the war effort, it is against my personal tenets to allow the slaughter of innocents. It would be better if only soldiers died, no?”
The other man was silent for a very long time. That was all right. Jedik could wait. “Agreed,” he finally said. “Am I to assume you’ve set this up to recruit me to your cause?”
Once a soldier of the Alliance was taken out of their natural environment, exposed to something other than a constant stream of dogmatic propaganda, it was very much possible to convince them to turn traitor. Though their former home would never accept them back, as their seditious ideas could not be allowed to spread, the intelligence and knowledge they provided was invaluable.
This was neither the first or the last time a man of such stature had been captured. It would, however, become the most important.
“Actually, yes,” said Jedik. “You see, many among us believe that you and yours cannot be redeemed. They feel it best to scour Neldia, Sevran, Gendia, and every Alliance world clean from the galactic map.” He spoke sympathetically, to win his enemy’s trust. “You have the power to prove them wrong. To serve humankind in the most crucial way imaginable.”
“Why in hell would I do that?” the prisoner asked. “We’re winning the war.”
“Are you?” Jedik bluffed. “In two years, we’ve gone from a squabbling flock of worlds to a coherent, organized fighting force. In two years, we’ve marshaled a navy that made Janus Ora himself tremble on his crimson throne. His armada may have armed itself well, but what of the Anesian one? Or the Gendian Armada? I tell you, given six months’ time, every ship in the Coalition fleet will have an arsenal that is the equal of mine.”
Jedik’s prisoner nodded. He knew that would be a formidable arsenal. “And you think ours will not?” he bluffed. This time, it was seen through.
“No.” Admiral Jedik tapped his talons on the table. He had barely touched his food. “If every ship of the fleet could mount such weapons, they would have. We’d have lost already.” This was a battle of wills, not warships, but his opponent now realized he was outclassed in both. “And five hundred ships cannot be everywhere at once. Admiral Dama saw the truth, captain.” Addressing the man by his rank was meant to build a rapport between them. Admiral Jedik knew many such tricks. “He knew humankind was not meant to rule alone.”
“Give me your word that civilians will not be harmed.”
“I swear it,” said Jedik. “Only legitimate military targets will be struck.”
“Put me on a channel with Admiral Dama,” his prisoner commanded. Jedik, seeing no other choice, obeyed. He made a few calls to Interion, where the newly repaired Peacemaker lay in drydock, and it was done. A projection of the traitorous former admiral Sheparda Dama, visible from the torso up and still clad in his crimson uniform, appeared from a projector in the ceiling and hovered in front of the captain.
“Sir.” He rose and raised his fist to his forehead in salute, moving purely out of custom. “Is it really you?”
“As always.” Dama returned the salute. “Do you doubt my resolve, Captain Ralg, or my allies?”
“Both, sir,” Captain Ralg confessed. He had served alongside Admiral Dama for many years, and that was the first time his trust had ever wavered. “How may I know it is you?” he asked again. Even through tinted lenses, he saw the Ierads as crafty foes.
The hologram of Admiral Dama thought for a moment. “You were overjoyed when you graduated from the Neldian School of Space Warfare,” he finally said. “You wanted to name your first command Tyrant, but I suggested Inexorable.” Captain Ralg’s face lit up, like a prisoner whose cell had just unlocked. “I felt it was a fitting name for a man of your stature. I now hope it is not.”
Captain Ralg rose and saluted again, this time much more enthusiastically. “Sir! You are real! By the nine worlds, you’re the noblest traitor I’ve ever laid eyes on,” he chuckled.
“Sometimes, treason is a noble crime.” Admiral Dama turned and stepped aside, his hologram moving similarly, and waved a hand at Admiral Jedik. “Yegel Jedik, admiral of the Republic fleet and undisputed king of the airless abyss,” he introduced the Ierad. “The only alien, nay, the only being I will admit I have been humbled by.”
“I half thought you were dead, sir. I hoped so. Better to die than betray humankind.” A pause. Captain Ralg reconsidered his stance. “Now, I hope the same goes for your armada.”
“Better death than treason, but better life than both,” said Admiral Dama. “This war is undecided, Calixus. One major move today can tip the scales irreversibly in one side’s favor.” He paused. “The only question remaining is which move you will choose to make.”
Calixus Ralg sat down. The room was silent for a very long time.
“I’ll do it,” he finally said. “Admiral Dama, if you wish me to act, I’ll jump into hell itself should that be my task.”
Admiral Jedik produced a data cache. He looked warmly upon the face of his newest ally. “Welcome to the right side.”
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