Nebula’s Crown was a monument to corruption. A floating kingdom of excess, where power was measured in blood, and wealth was counted in stolen lives. Suspended in orbit above the dying red star called Zyphos Prime, it was the Syndicate of Shadows’ greatest stronghold. A golden citadel wrapped in darkness, where warlords, arms dealers, and crime lords conspired over vintage liquor and broken souls.No force had ever penetrated its security

The Overlords of Saturn had ruled in silence for centuries, biding their time beneath the thick, swirling storms of the gas giant, hiding behind their vast rings and the icy moons of the outer system. While other factions of the Thirteen Star Systems warred, fell, and rose again, the Overlords remained, building their empire in secret. They were not a government

As continued whispers of anomalous time shifts rippled across the outer systems. Reports emerged of entire starships arriving before they departed, of individuals aging decades in seconds, and colonies experiencing phantom days that never happened

Before the Galactic Justice came into existence, the Thirteen Star Systems existed in a fragile balance. Power was dictated by warlords, planetary monarchs, corporate syndicates, and the Overlord Dominion, each vying for control over their own sectors. While civilizations expanded, so did crime, corruption, and tyranny, leaving many planets lawless and at the mercy of those who ruled through oppression

The storm had been brewing for years. The Overlord Dominion, an empire built upon conquest and submission, had pushed its forces deeper into the Velmara System, claiming world after world under its iron grip. Velmara-4, known as Velmara’s Reach, was more than a planet—it was a bastion of resistance, one of the last free outposts standing between the Dominion and total dominance over the sector.

The Curak, an ancient and enigmatic extraterrestrial race, had always operated from the shadows of the galactic stage. Unlike the Overlord Dominion, whose power was defined by conquest and brute force, the Carasii Vait ruled through subversion, manipulation, and an insidious grip on the political and economic systems of entire civilizations