They came from the stars

They knew the Creator. They sang to the stars, guarded their world with living harmonies, and believed every form of life reflected the Divine.Then humanity arrived. Forged by endless wars and armed with mastery over the universe’s fundamental forces, humans claim something unthinkable: they alone are made in God’s image. Bearing ancient symbols the aliens once worshipped as metaphor, they offer not extinction—but submission. As faith, science, and identity collide amid orbital annihilation, one witness begins to fear a terrifying truth:perhaps the Creator’s image was never abstract.Perhaps it was coming for them all.