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The Search for Erik Cain…
The Superpowers of Earth have fought their final war,
leaving Earth a devastated ruin, populated only by scattered groups of
survivors living in primitive squalor. Out
in space, however, humanity moves forward, and the former colonies of Earth’s
dead nations are now free from the yoke of the despotic governments that had long
ruled over them. For many, it is their
first taste of liberty. But a thousand
free worlds, varying enormously in wealth and power, cannot long exist in
peace, and soon they begin to fight, to seek to bend their neighbors to their
wills.
Darius Cain is the commander of the Black Eagles, the
most feared and renowned of all the mercenary companies that fight the colonies’
wars. His veteran warriors have fought
dozens of battles, and they have never met their equals. The wealthiest colonies compete to hire the Eagles,
for contracting with Cain’s warriors is the surest guarantee of victory in any
dispute.
But there is another power, one whose very existence has
been the most closely-guarded secret in human history. The Triumvirate. For decades, it has operated in the shadows,
interfering secretly in the affairs of the former colonies while steadily building
an invincible war machine. But the
Triumvirate has come to fear the Black Eagles, and the decision has been
made. Darius Cain’s private army must be
destroyed utterly before the final invasion of human space can begin.
A message reaches the Black Eagles’ base, with evidence
that the father he’d thought long dead might still be alive, a captive of the
shadowy enemy, held on a planet called Eldaron.
Darius Cain is skeptical, a man slow to believe what he is told without incontrovertible
proof. But Cain didn’t build the
greatest military force in human space by being cautious or timid…and even the
slightest chance his father was alive compelled his course of action. The evidence points to a world on the edge of
human space, a highly-developed planet called Eldaron, an insular world, ruled
by a dictator who calls himself the Tyrant.
Darius knows he is walking into a trap, but he has no
choice. He will free the prisoner of
Eldaron…or he will extract a vengeance beyond anything the Eldari can imagine
in their worst nightmares.
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