Kosmos: The Finale
War begins. The commanders drop the bombs,
Drawing out Vovin and his swarm of goons.
Moonchildren also join in, fifteen scores,
To drive back the vicious gore-hungry hordes.
When dread Vovin fled he took one hundred
And thirty-three million three hundred and
Six-thousand six-hundred and eight with him,
One third of his planet's population.
Now these followers fight with their master
Against those once their brothers and sisters.
Aqham's kind has the strength of one hundred
And eighty-five thousand humans. They stand
With the gboyen forces, twelve legions,
One legion, a Tsaba, with six thousand.
Waqhul of Aqham's side kills Kharamaul
With a swipe of his blade. With joy he howls
In his strange Moonchild language, Halizan,
With three vowels and thirteen consonants.
General Hikma slays ten of Vovin's best,
Pafil and Tarqhunaz take out the rest.
Yaqhzin beheads General Lukiptiash,
Another of Vovin's strongest fighters.
Meanwhile the nutt-gboyen drop their loads,
The bombs making quick work of Vovin's hosts,
Yashgat picking places to set ablaze,
Leaving his enemy confused and dazed,
As he had been on Mikaloz, when they
Fought for three days. Vovin searched for nine days
For a place to hide, and found Pudma, Earth,
Making camp where Moonchildren also were.
This choice he now regrets, although he smiles
At the chaos eating the land for miles.
Cities collapse, humans in the thousands
Burned up like chaff in millions of ovens,
Poor victims of a war they did not seek,
Now suffering, their planet like cooked meat.
When half the globe has been covered in dust
Vile Vovin, foul beguiler, breathes his last.
The battle lasts for many days and nights:
When done there's not a human soul in sight.
The planet filled with toxic air, Aqham's
Tribe is taken up in Yashgat's spaceships.
Yashgat and his friend look at the ruins,
And pray to Yahab he'll forgive their sins.
The final confrontation between the nutt-gboyen and Vovin, their former leader, resulting in the destruction of Luwumbia and the rest of Dimension XVII's Earth.
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