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The Zhen'kai Empire believed in the "Force Multiplier" theory. They had subjugated forty-seven worlds using the same surgical formula: seize the orbital docks, control the power grid, and wait for the local government to sign the tribute treaties. When Ambassador Williams delivered a seventeen-word ultimatum to leave the system immediately, the Zhen'kai High Command didn't even bother to draft a rebuttal. They saw a primitive military and assumed "compliance" was the only logical outcome.

They didn't realize that for humans, "Invasion" is an invitation to a global homecoming.

In an act of Biological Defiance, Earth didn't deploy a standardized navy. Instead, they triggered the "Swarm Protocol." The Zhen'kai sensors didn't detect incoming capital ships; they detected millions of small-scale thermal signatures. Every orbital shuttle, mining pod, and civilian transport ship on the planet was packed to capacity with volunteers. People who had never held a pulse-rifle were climbing into pressurized suits, armed with nothing but welding torches and the collective rage of a species that had finally found a common target.

The Zhen'kai point-defense systems were designed to track missiles, not a literal cloud of millions of individual boarding capsules. They killed thousands, but the math was against them. For every capsule destroyed, ten more slammed into the hull. The invaders didn't face a tactical retreat; they faced an unstoppable tide of humanity that ignored decompression and casualties to reach the airlocks.

The "Kin" Revelation arrived sixteen hours later. The Zhen'kai fleet hadn't been destroyed; it had been occupied. The humans didn't want to blow up the ships—they wanted to own them. The fifty-ship armada that had arrived to demand tribute was now manned by a motley crew of teachers, engineers, and factory workers who had taken the bridges by hand.

The final transmission from Earth’s "new" fleet was a cold echo of the first: "We told you. Once."

The FAFO protocol is a numbers game: You can run out of ammunition. We will never run out of people.

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