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The drums of war set a march across the system - and a planet which haunts the minds of our heroes is the first to hear the deadly rhythm. Fox and Wolf must put aside old ghosts to secure a peace on Venom, if Lylat is to survive.
But their memories aren't the only phantoms lurking on the world...
(Content Warning: see notes on first chapter)
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- Part 8 of The Worlds of Lylat
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When a destitute Nasus encounters the new hotshot within the Shuriman Empire, the perception of his world is about to change.
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- Part 3 of The Downfall of Shurima
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Team Star Fox is invited to an official Cornerian Army celebration about a month after the defeat of Andross, and Fox is hesitant to go — After all, he's a professional, and he doesn't exactly like the idea of Falco getting shitfaced in front of General Pepper. The rest of the team seems excited, though, and Peppy says it'll be good publicity, so he decides to go, anyway. While he's there, he meets someone who will push his life in a direction he never quite expected it to go.
Fox McCloud is a professional, and he's not going to let anything get in the way of that. Not even a very distracting fighter in the Cornerian Army who just won't leave him alone and who is — If Fox is truly honest with himself — Kind of wonderful in every possible way. Just a little bit.
(Star Fox 64 Canon. Personality mostly influenced by a combination of 64 and Assault.)
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23 Feb 2019
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/// The war between Corneria and Venom changes everything in the Lylat system. Millions die, and the old governments of both planets collapse into dust. The members of teams Star Fox and Star Wolf both lose nearly everything they once held dear. But time never stops, and somehow they find ways to move forward. ///
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At the end of the world, a man isn't faced with many choices. For Wolf, it was simple: escape with Star Fox, the people who demonized him most, or die on Corneria to an unknown threat. He chose the most obvious answer, of course.