Planet Yama
At about 4000 galaxies distance from the planet Earth a volatile and supposedly inhabited blue planetary system intertwined. In its midst a blue star exerted its gravitational pull to 92 gaseous planets, 8 terrestrial planets and 412 moons. The planets orbited the star at such a slow pace, that one year was 200 Earth years.
One planet on one of the furthest orbits was made home to a once dying species. Earthians call them Butterfly Men or as some mockingly say, 'bout to die men.' Butterfly Men had their original planet destroyed by an ancient alien race. Wise and imbued with great innate speed but they had one weakness. They only lived anywhere from 1 to 3 days, 4 days to the strongest of them. For a long time, they had sought for a planet to call home but most planet systems were inhospitable or at best sped there life cycles. This caused them to lose valuable information and/ or miss the small fertile window. Upon entering this galaxy they realized that as they came closer to the sun time seemed to slow down allowing them more time to learn and reproduce. Soon their ship was unable to sustain the growing population.
Eventually, by pure luck, they found an ocean planet. They heard how once Earth was full of water and great power separated the waters into clouds. Great power had created oceans and dry land. And so they worked hard to imitate Earth's atmosphere and ecosystem. The sentient beings lacked resources and therefore realized in order to survive they had to change their ways from pacific creatures to violent and ruthless. And so they pillaged and made unlikely unions to advance their ships' technology and eventually create a planet suitable for them.
The planet was divided into a dry desert on one half and a wintry snowy desert on the other end. And the butterfly men were known as the Yamans. Their ships are unrivaled for thousands of galaxies. Eventually, the butterfly race became powerful but were doomed not to leave their solar system as none of the citizens wanted to live a short life.
Not being able to leave their purplish grey planet was not a problem. They would send out underground intergalactic communications of things they needed or wanted and in exchange they'd offer technology or information worth one's trouble. Underground shuttles at black markets were secretly located at at least one place on every galaxy. These transactions rarely were done race to race.
However, this time was different. A shuttle landed on the planet. The shuttle opened its hind doors and a humanoid with 6 arms and 2 antennas waited outside. In an authoritative high pitched tone, before even seeing the passenger, the creatures spoke, "Do you have what we seek, show it to me?" If the passenger came out she'd see that the butterfly man's body was mostly black with blue wings. The butterfly race usually had about 20000 eyes on it's head to help it see in about every direction.
At about 4000 galaxies distance from the planet Earth a volatile and supposedly inhabited blue planetary system intertwined. In its midst a blue star exerted its gravitational pull to 92 gaseous planets, 8 terrestrial planets and 412 moons. The planets orbited the star at such a slow pace, that one year was 200 Earth years.
One planet on one of the furthest orbits was made home to a once dying species. Earthians call them Butterfly Men or as some mockingly say, 'bout to die men.' Butterfly Men had their original planet destroyed by an ancient alien race. Wise and imbued with great innate speed but they had one weakness. They only lived anywhere from 1 to 3 days, 4 days to the strongest of them. For a long time, they had sought for a planet to call home but most planet systems were inhospitable or at best sped there life cycles. This caused them to lose valuable information and/ or miss the small fertile window. Upon entering this galaxy they realized that as they came closer to the sun time seemed to slow down allowing them more time to learn and reproduce. Soon their ship was unable to sustain the growing population.
Eventually, by pure luck, they found an ocean planet. They heard how once Earth was full of water and great power separated the waters into clouds. Great power had created oceans and dry land. And so they worked hard to imitate Earth's atmosphere and ecosystem. The sentient beings lacked resources and therefore realized in order to survive they had to change their ways from pacific creatures to violent and ruthless. And so they pillaged and made unlikely unions to advance their ships' technology and eventually create a planet suitable for them.
The planet was divided into a dry desert on one half and a wintry snowy desert on the other end. And the butterfly men were known as the Yamans. Their ships are unrivaled for thousands of galaxies. Eventually, the butterfly race became powerful but were doomed not to leave their solar system as none of the citizens wanted to live a short life.
Not being able to leave their purplish grey planet was not a problem. They would send out underground intergalactic communications of things they needed or wanted and in exchange they'd offer technology or information worth one's trouble. Underground shuttles at black markets were secretly located at at least one place on every galaxy. These transactions rarely were done race to race.
However, this time was different. A shuttle landed on the planet. The shuttle opened its hind doors and a humanoid with 6 arms and 2 antennas waited outside. In an authoritative high pitched tone, before even seeing the passenger, the creatures spoke, "Do you have what we seek, show it to me?" If the passenger came out she'd see that the butterfly man's body was mostly black with blue wings. The butterfly race usually had about 20000 eyes on it's head to help it see in about every direction.