DomK'avash

[Stewgar]

1. When humans settled in Sirius, most resources were left untapped. What this means is...

- The DomK'avash was so far advanced that resources that humans use are not important
- The DomK'avash entered Sirius and left briefly for some reason
- A cataclysmic event caused the immediate extinction of DomK'avash as soon as they landed

2. There is little to no infrastructure to show the DomK'avash were even here. What this means is...

- (my personal favorite) The DomK'avash were only in the beginning stages of exploring Sirius before they disappeared
- the lack of erosion that takes place in space means that there should be more infrastructure and artifacts located outside of planets. There is none except for the hypergate in Minor leading to the Dyson Sphere in Major.
- material used by the DomK'avash decays a lot faster

3. It's estimated that the DomK'avash were in Sirius around the time the dinosaurs roamed Earth. What this sadly means is...

- enough time has passed to allow the decay of all infrastructure on planets (doesn't explain artifacts)
- if they still exist, they may not exist in an energy that is comprehensible to human understanding
- they are extinct
- whatever means of them arriving in Sirius is no longer available to them

4. Omega-41 went supernova which is why it is a neutron star. What this means is...

-this event may have caused initial settlements of the DomK'avash to be erradicated.
- if the DomK'avash went extinct because of this event, their entire civilization and peoples must have been in or within 3-5 light years of O-41 at the time of the explosion
- nothing... supernova's may be powerful enough to impact neighboring star systems in a destructive manner, but reaching... say Honshu, unlikely.

5. No signs of war. What this means is...

- there was little to no conflict. What this means is...
- the force that the DomK'avash sent was an expeditionary force
- Nomads cleaned up any wreckage
- there was conflict but in a different part of Sirius not yet explored

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