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MAJOR ORDER: High Command has ordered the commencement of the final phase of Operation Free Space. The resources gathered by the Helldivers have enabled the augmentation of the Democracy Space Station with the Star of Peace: a Dark Fluid-powered high-yield weapon capable of collapsing an entire planet into a black hole. This powerful defensive weapon will free the space occupied by enemy-controlled planets, thereby securing the continued prosperity of our citizens. Dark Fluid reserves are below recommended levels. But concerns of facility damage and personnel loss cannot be allowed to stand in the way of peace. Three potential targets have been identified, one per faction: Penta (Automatons), Valmox (Illuminate), and the Hive World Zagon Prime (Terminids). Despite failures, barely-sufficient quantities of Dark Fluid has been synthesized to fire the Star of Peace one time, at one target. In an exercise of Managed Democracy, the Helldivers will vote to determine which of these planets to pre-emptively destroy. Voting will commence in 48 hours. It is critical that the chosen planet be accessible to our forces. The Helldivers must ensure that a planet adjacent to the chosen planet is held under Super Earth control at the time of firing. For too long have the enemies of Super Earth oppressed our citizens with their self-righteous planetary occupation. The time has come to demonstrate the true power of Freedom.

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