[ WP ] The human race is fighting against mysterious gigantic space ants who can travel between solar systems and fight space battles with their mouths and acid spit , in the solar system called `` BF-109 '' a fleet of ships are engaging them in glorious battle , you decide if they live or die .

The energy weapons continued to fire throughout the ship, producing a constant shaking throughout the ship. 
 
 Occasionally a larger tremor would course through the ship, causing a few crew members to lose their footing, sent spiralling into the walls. Somewhere nearby, another ship splintered; jagged pieces of metal twisting away in a graceful ballet. 
 
 Another ship, its sister ship, disintegrated, forced apart by the deadly chemicals of its attacker. Crew members drifted through space, thrashing wildly, until they succumbed to the vacuum, their blood boiling as the last of their air ran out. 
 
 How many losses had they suffered? 
 
 The ship was gripped suddenly but vice-like jaws. The outer hull began to crumple; air rushing out of the breaches. Alarms screamed throughout, not that any of the crew heard them. Too caught up in the rush of adrenaline that caused them to drive forwards, determined to survive. 
 
 It was lost. 
 
 The few escape shuttles that were intact managed to launch away from the battle, carrying only a few hundred crew between. 
 
 Two hundred killed, melted in seconds, their screams unheard as the flesh was stripped from their bones, leaving a thick soup of chemicals behind. 
 
 Two shuttles remained. 
 
 A second one crushed, reduced to a compressed ball, blood seeping from the now exposed hatches. Another hundred and fifty lost. 
 
 One ship prevailed. 
 
 It managed to escape the battle, but only just. It accelerated away from the planet. Only fifty people on board, a mixture of the last humans. One soldier held a remote in his hand. His choice. 
 
 He watched the last of the attack ships turned to dust, the bodies of his crew strewn in orbit, waiting to be consumed. 
 
 He took a deep breath, and activated the device. A few seconds delay, and a bright flash from outside. 
 
 He looked out of the window, which shielded the worst of the glare, and watched as the Earth exploded.
