Warblegrub and the Forbidden Planet
Humanity has been banished from Earth for decades. In this time Warblegrub, an interstellar gardener, has been tasked with cleaning up any trace of humanity from the planet they once called home.
Home always beckons and humans return to restricted planet 1743 with an army, resolved to reclaim Earth, aware that they are disobeying intergalactic law in the process. Warblegrub must help a species set on its own destruction to save itself, but there are others that would sooner be rid of what many beings consider a self-absorbed pest.
Humanity’s penchant for aggression may be what secures its doom as the soldiers move across a landscape where nature is reclaiming their world and any act of violence is returned in kind.
Why does humanity consider itself above other forms of life? And what makes humans worthy of existence?
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‘Attention all sentient lifeforms!’
‘Anyone encountering humans outside a designated ‘Human Settlement Camp’ should avoid contact and notify the proper authorities immediately (see ‘Journal of Intergalactic Law’, Case File 5,440,345,893-C). Humans reading this article outside a designated settlement camp should report to the proper authorities immediately (see ‘Journal of Intergalactic Law’, Appendix 13,745 ‘Control and Eradication of Pestilent Species’).’
Exiled from Earth. Banned from any reputable planet. Where is the human race to go?
