Prologue
Earth was a new found territory. They could deal with the newly recovered solar- systems problem. Once they had figured out a solution for the decimation of the thieves of their planet, hope was once again regained.
One by one, ships filled with outcasts were jettisoned into the unknown galaxy until they reached earth. Not all of the creatures had made it, but the ones that did were the ones with the strong homicidal tendencies. The ship had traveled for nine months in hope to reach its primary directive: the sun. The problem was that the creatures in the solar system had miscalculated the distance and direction. Earth was now the new destination for dumping the creatures.
One ship crashed into Venice, making title waves that permanently sunk it along with the impact. A second ship landed in Cuba or to be more honest on Cuba creating a massive shift in the plates. It’s falling there caused title waves to attack Mexico, the Dominican Republic and places further up the coast. That was the last recorded time from where an unknown ship had crashed on earth.
Of course, the human population had dwindled, but those insignificant humans believed that the space ships were actually comets or unknown satellites that had been launched into space, either way; they were unprepared for what happened next.
A disease struck the humans next, a disease that only targeted males. The fault was from the pheromones that the unwanted creatures produced. It was fatal. The male humans had little time to react, for they couldn’t identify what it was and what was the best way to treat it. At first it seemed like the regular flue. They soon realized that it wasn’t just that. At the year 2035 (twenty-three years since the crash) most of the male population had been wiped out. Women weren’t affected in the least, maybe a stomach flue here or there, but nothing traumatic.
They arranged themselves into groups, not large ones so it would be easier to move around, but none-the-less groups. Their main objective: save the male species. No one was to murder a male human being, if so, the penalty would be death. Because they couldn’t waste bullets, they were stabbed or hung or any other brutal means of demolishing their life. The incompetent male humans, before women were in charge, the males destroyed everything. Mostly everyone believed that they were put into their spots, considering the women ruled everything; land, animals, weapons, you name it, they owned it. The men wanted to change that, but their attempts were futile.
