Aliens Shocked as Deathworlder’s “Calming Exercise” Is Intense Combat Drills | Sci-Fi Story | HFY

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In this thrilling sci-fi adventure, alien students find themselves dumbfounded when a human soldier’s “calming exercise” turns out to be a display of intense combat prowess.
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[@gxr7777]

Like the stories but dislike the noise/music/sounds. Like reading a book with the radio/tv on

[@cptmalcolmreynolds3623]

It's an AI that makes these stories and images and videos btw

[@ashliselberg5444]

I thought they already fought. Confusing.

[@CruentusV]

good story. one note though: the word "decimated" actually means "reduced by one tenth" (apologies for current users of the English language who can barely write cursive, do simple math, or use an analog clock). "decimated" comes from Latin, it describes the Roman practice of military units being required to randomly kill one out of every ten of their number as punishment for some collective crime (like cowardice or disobedience). historically, losing a tenth of your soldiers in battle was considered "light" casualties. instead, try using words like "destroyed", "shattered", or one of their convenient synonyms to describe serious loses in battle...

[@ChickSage]

For future reference, "reduce by one tenth" is the ancient or historical definition. As I'm sure you're aware, the meaning of words can change over time and this word is no exception. The modern definition of decimate is, "kill, destroy, or remove a large percentage or part of". I suppose it was being misused so frequently that they modified the definition lol peace

[@CruentusV]

@@ChickSage yep, thx...

[@frankbaker5542]

You care WAY too much about that. lol.

[@morgankeller5856]

For the record though, thank you for trying to understand your language! I like to sit back and enjoy all the hilarious stuff people say without realizing what they’re saying. I had some employees that would chat with customers using BARE instead of BEAR, so they asked customers to bare with them. Gold. Just gold.

[@CruentusV]

@@frankbaker5542 true, but some itches can not be ignored...

[@murphymmc]

"taught him more than hand to hand combat, skilled in anticipation and reaction....What part of any of that is not hand to hand combat? Dumber and dumber the deeper into this story it gets.