EPISODE · Dec 13, 2020 · 41 MIN

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Los restos de la otrora poderosa raza humana se desdibujan en el amplio Universo; anteriormente poderosos, los humanos vaticinan su fin ante el imparable empuje del Imperio Bydo, tecnológicamente más avanzado y de una crueldad incluso superior. El caos más anárquico rige en la mayoría de los sistemas colonizados mientras el nuevo imperio va sumando conquistas. Los piratas Kholdianos, siempre atentos, se perfilan para aprovechar su oportunidad. El capitán Fheuderr y su tripulación preparan un nuevo golpe, aunque sus consecuencias podrían ser más imprevisibles de lo que pudieran imaginar. Obligados a esconderse en un planeta abandonado, se topan con un legado largamente olvidado... ¡¡¡¡ Dale al Play!!! Por cierto... ¿Tienes una historia que merezca ser contada? ¿Quieres hacer un backup de una historia personal, o una leyenda que conoces? haz un comentario en https://memorybackups.blogspot.com/ , o ponte en contacto conmigo en: [email protected] Entre todos seguro que dejamos una cápsula del tiempo llena de recuerdos que merecen ser contados.

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