Difference between revisions of "Second Alien War"
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| − | AW-II was a war fought between X-COM forces and a number of aquatic alien races beneath the surface of Earth's oceans. These aliens, apparently in cryo-stasis for | + | AW-II was a war fought between X-COM forces and a number of aquatic alien races beneath the surface of Earth's oceans. These aliens, apparently in cryo-stasis for millions of years, were awakened by an automated signal sent from the alien base at Cydonia at the end of the First Alien War in 2002. The signal activated the alien city of T'leth, hidden in the Sigsbee Deep in the Gulf of Mexico, unleashing the horde of aquatic aliens therein. Fighting a long and arduous battle, X-COM finally located and destroyed the Ruler of T'leth,a horrible Alien who is neither dead nor alive,affecting humans throughout history with psychic dreams.X-Com Agents faced a test of survival,a test who was against a horror millions of years old,older than the first ancestors of Mankind. The eradication of the alien city ended the invasion, but with grave results. The resulting cataclysmic explosion heavily contaminated Earth's atmosphere, wreaking ecological havoc that continues to plague Earth to this day. |
Revision as of 20:42, 14 April 2006
AW-II was a war fought between X-COM forces and a number of aquatic alien races beneath the surface of Earth's oceans. These aliens, apparently in cryo-stasis for millions of years, were awakened by an automated signal sent from the alien base at Cydonia at the end of the First Alien War in 2002. The signal activated the alien city of T'leth, hidden in the Sigsbee Deep in the Gulf of Mexico, unleashing the horde of aquatic aliens therein. Fighting a long and arduous battle, X-COM finally located and destroyed the Ruler of T'leth,a horrible Alien who is neither dead nor alive,affecting humans throughout history with psychic dreams.X-Com Agents faced a test of survival,a test who was against a horror millions of years old,older than the first ancestors of Mankind. The eradication of the alien city ended the invasion, but with grave results. The resulting cataclysmic explosion heavily contaminated Earth's atmosphere, wreaking ecological havoc that continues to plague Earth to this day.