This science fiction tale is the pilot novel of the exciting Universe series. It begins in another dimension, a band world that borders our galaxy, known as the Borrugal dimension. It follows the adventures of a chaotic, twisted energy being as he faces the struggles of existence throughout time and space.Captain Widhbo (pronounced 'wee bow') was the last surviving member of the ancient house of Widhbo of the Vielyr tribe. Before their collapse, the House of Widhbo figured prominently among the Vielyrs. Defeated in a savage battle against a marauding band of rogues known as Valgards, the young Widhbo survived by accident of being away on a sporting expedition.Refusing to accept humiliation or defeat, Widhbo joined the Royal Borrugal Brigade to redeem the family name and restore honor to his lineage—or perhaps for revenge. Known for his arrogance and irritating personality, his triumphs in battle were often at the expense of protocol.He was systematically bypassed for promotion supposedly because of his infamous methods and habitual dodging of rules. His superiors reaped the rewards of his victories while dismissing Widhbo in the public arena. Most were happy to exploit him for distasteful and dangerous missions, knowing he would always get the job done.Widhbo was relentless in his quest for promotion but suspected he was too useful in his current position. As captain, he had no real authority and was a ready scapegoat for the higher officers or political class.His current mission was the most thankless one to date. He was to eradicate some primitive beasts on a remote planet who were raiding supply wagons, interrupting a secret supply line of lithium ore needed by the Coalition to power their ships and weaponry. The classified mission meant no public credit, no glory.He was quick to point this out to his superior officers, "e;Whether I succeed or fail, no matter. A secret mission will not affect my reputation. I may as well be on vacation."e; It was the beginning of the end.267 Pages. Traumatizing events. Mild Language. No explicit sexual content. Not for children under 13.

This science fiction tale is the pilot novel of the exciting Universe series. It begins in another dimension, a band world that borders our galaxy, known as the Borrugal dimension. It follows the adventures of a chaotic, twisted energy being as he faces the struggles of existence throughout time and space.Captain Widhbo (pronounced 'wee bow') was the last surviving member of the ancient house of Widhbo of the Vielyr tribe. Before their collapse, the House of Widhbo figured prominently among the Vielyrs. Defeated in a savage battle against a marauding band of rogues known as Valgards, the young Widhbo survived by accident of being away on a sporting expedition.Refusing to accept humiliation or defeat, Widhbo joined the Royal Borrugal Brigade to redeem the family name and restore honor to his lineage—or perhaps for revenge. Known for his arrogance and irritating personality, his triumphs in battle were often at the expense of protocol.He was systematically bypassed for promotion supposedly because of his infamous methods and habitual dodging of rules. His superiors reaped the rewards of his victories while dismissing Widhbo in the public arena. Most were happy to exploit him for distasteful and dangerous missions, knowing he would always get the job done.Widhbo was relentless in his quest for promotion but suspected he was too useful in his current position. As captain, he had no real authority and was a ready scapegoat for the higher officers or political class.His current mission was the most thankless one to date. He was to eradicate some primitive beasts on a remote planet who were raiding supply wagons, interrupting a secret supply line of lithium ore needed by the Coalition to power their ships and weaponry. The classified mission meant no public credit, no glory.He was quick to point this out to his superior officers, "e;Whether I succeed or fail, no matter. A secret mission will not affect my reputation. I may as well be on vacation."e; It was the beginning of the end.267 Pages. Traumatizing events. Mild Language. No explicit sexual content. Not for children under 13.