Enter Imagination: Part 22: Descendants of Ballatar

The Royal House of Heroes had endured much strife. It survived the wrath of Bad Axe-man, The War of Ballatar which saw the final defeat of Volgar and the Army of Conquest, and the Long War of Succession between Prince Notorian and Princess Aira and Captain Elite’s son, Alexador. Alexador finally won but his reign did not last, as he died 100 years after the war ended.

The Royal House of Heroes went into decline after his death, but finally it recovered a small degree of its former power. It, however, never possessed the great diversity of its former age. Only a handful of the once diverse species of super beings remained, and most were hybrids with super beings from other galaxies. I came from a hybrid species of mixed descent from Ballatar and another galaxy called Allis.

The Royal House of Heroes ultimately formed an alliance with Allis and other galaxies of super beings. Allis led the coalition as it contained the greatest diversity and population of super beings as well as the most powerful species. 

Enter Imagination: Part 21: Immortal Iron Returns

Did I ever tell you the story about how the evil villain, Immortal Iron, met his final defeat?

Over 400,000 years ago, Immortal Iron had joined forces with Captain Elite, Lance Great, and Prince Freedom to defeat the most powerful villain in the universe, Bad Axe-man. During that great battle, Immortal Iron received many wounds, but his Beasts of Armmagonn retrieved his body and took it back to the planet of Armmagonn.

The injuries he sustained during the battle left him a shadow of his former self, and most of his Beasts had been slain. Therefore, the wicked Immortal Iron faded into memory for 400,000 years.

Finally, Immortal Iron rose again and with a new host of Beasts that once again numbered in the millions.

Enter Imagination: Part 20: To the End of the Universe

Captain Elite had lived long, and he knew many secrets of the universe. He decided to lure Vance into the remote parts of the universe. There, they would be far away from anyone.

They met in combat and fought many years. Captain Elite always kept withdrawing into the distant and unknown universe. Neither hero nor villain could be killed, so the battle would last forever.

Captain Elite only stopped to eat, drink, sleep, and repair his suit, but it never lasted because Vance would always find him. Vance’s rage and purpose never ceased. Occasionally Captain Elite sent reports by specially designed devices he carried with him. Those reports would reach his beloved Aira, but after 10,000 years he sent the last report. He had no more devices left. When Princess Aira finally received it, she read it then died shortly after. She was old, and the hope in her heart had faded away.

Captain Elite’s legacy was one of sacrifice. He sacrificed his life to defeat the most powerful villain in the universe, Bad Axe-man, and then spent the rest of his immortal being in a conflict with Vance Destroyer.

Enter Imagination: Part 19: Banishment by Consent

Captain Elite realized that if Vance made it to Ballatar, then Vance would kill all the super beings that had fought against or supported the campaign against the Bad Axe-man. The telepaths of Ballatar also knew the coming of Vance and his goal. Therefore, Captain Elite knew he had to go into exile to protect his adopted galaxy and all those he loved.

Captain Elite left his wife Aira, his allies, his adopted galaxy, and he went out to meet his fate. He knew he would never see them again nor know the outcome of the War of Ballatar. Captain Elite knew in his heart that it was the only thing he could do to protect them from Vance Destroyer.

Everyone in Ballatar recognized the sacrifice that Captain Elite made, so they honored him as a hero to all of Ballatar. Both Prince Notorian and Volgar sent delegates with gifts of honor and respect to Princess Aira. Volgar and Notorian also erected statues of Captain Elite in their territories to show respect and honor. Captain Elite had already left Ballatar, and he never knew about those acts on his behalf.