[ WP ] Humans are winning a war against an `` evil '' alien empire who instigated the war , and we 're closing in on their home planet with massive force . Write things from an alien civilians perspective .

The sky of Terrax warped blue and purple as another missile impacted on the planetary defence system. It was holding, but for how long who could tell. The human missiles has been pounding the planetary defences for nearly a week now and while they had not yet cracked or allowed any of their terrifying missiles through, it was only a matter of time. 
 
 On planets across the galaxy the routine had been the same. Massive bombardments were made by the human Dreadships, until the planetary defence systems could no longer cope and began to lose power and gaps appeared. Soon the missiles would rain down on the main power stations and habitation pods and millions would die. Once the planet was helpless the invasion would begin. Countless waves of their soldiers were ferried to the surface on small but powerful landing ships, blasting everything in their path and then swarming across the land. 
 
 It had been their strength, the humans had vast numbers and could breed at an incredible rate. It was said that a human child could go from birth to fighting in only 6 revolutions and a female could bear thirty children in a lifetime. We foolishly thought that our advanced technology could counter their vast numbers, but we were wrong. Every life lost was hundreds of revolutions of knowledge and growth, irreplaceable and unique. In that time whole generations of humans would be born, grow, fight and die. 
 
 We had first encountered humans on Noprot 4, a small outpost where a mining colony of 200 had lived for five hundred revolutions. The humans had arrived in primitive ships and at first our two species had been incredibly friendly. We had never met another sentient species and the Terraxion people had exploded in joy and happiness that we were no longer alone in the world. 
 
 They were such a *young* species and so primitive still, we had tried to understand them better but they had not understood why we felt the need to dissect so many of their people. They were so many though and the loss of a few had allowed us to develop the communication pods, which had led to fluent and frequent speech between the species and the beginning of real understanding. 
 
 Early misunderstandings had faded and the trade of knowledge, ideas and technology had been free and created new revolutions on each of our planets. We shared our knowledge of the stars, terraforming and faster than light travel and they had shared medical, electronic and communication technology. We didn ’ t realise then that they would so quickly learn and improve what we gave them and our scientists took it as an affront when they offered the improved technology back to us. The humans did not understand the proper concept of tradition and we did not realise how far and fast they would grow. 
 
 The first casualties came by misunderstanding, as they always do. The humans had found a planet they wished to colonise and in thirty rotations had set up a colony and started mining. They were not aware of the proper system of claims that all Terraxions abide by and the extermination of several million of their species was taken badly by their government. 
 
 Trade ceased and humans withdrew to their space and did not come close to us and the Terraxions mourned. We had lost our friends. When then reached out again after 100 rotations we rejoiced and welcomed them back to us, but it was to be short lived. The humans had further changed and developed our technology and sadly they had made several fatal errors. The judiciary was called together and it was determined that while humans meant no affront, the only course of action was to remove the offending technology from their use. 

