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The Enelsian Invasion was an attempted takeover of Earth by the alien [[Enelsians]], that came to light on August 4, 1997 in Astro City and culminated with a worldwide battle the next day, between the heroes of the world and the invading Enelsians. | The Enelsian Invasion was an attempted takeover of Earth by the alien [[Enelsians]], that came to light on August 4, 1997 in Astro City and culminated with a worldwide battle the next day, between the heroes of the world and the invading Enelsians. | ||
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Tensions boiled up so much that an angry mob was going to march upon Shadow Hill and burn it down, before various members of Honor Guard and the [[Irregulars]] appeared at barricades and turned the angry crowds back. The next day Mordecai Chalk finally entered into the Hill. After promising to find the killer swiftly, he'd disappeared for days with no sign. <Br> | Tensions boiled up so much that an angry mob was going to march upon Shadow Hill and burn it down, before various members of Honor Guard and the [[Irregulars]] appeared at barricades and turned the angry crowds back. The next day Mordecai Chalk finally entered into the Hill. After promising to find the killer swiftly, he'd disappeared for days with no sign. <Br> | ||
| − | July 27 brought another fire stoking moment, when after the [[Confessor]] apprehended a villain, The [[Gunslinger]], the Shadow Hill residents, started putting fires in their doorways as one of their talismans. The massive amounts of smoke, even with no wind in the arid Summer heat, cast over the whole city, leading to the rest of the populace back to their thoughts of razing or even burying the area under rubble.<br> | + | July 27 brought another fire stoking moment, when after the [[The Confessor (Jeremiah Parrish)|Confessor]] apprehended a villain, The [[Gunslinger]], the Shadow Hill residents, started putting fires in their doorways as one of their talismans. The massive amounts of smoke, even with no wind in the arid Summer heat, cast over the whole city, leading to the rest of the populace back to their thoughts of razing or even burying the area under rubble.<br> |
Mayor Stevenson started placing the blame squarely on the heroes for putting the city in this mess and the public slowly started turning more towards his side. | Mayor Stevenson started placing the blame squarely on the heroes for putting the city in this mess and the public slowly started turning more towards his side. | ||
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Throughout the world starting on the night of August 4th and into the 5th, the battle between heroes, villains, gods and creatures defending Earth against the Enelsians raged on. Astro City, with the largest concentration of heroes on the planet was the the focal point of the aliens' attack. <Br> | Throughout the world starting on the night of August 4th and into the 5th, the battle between heroes, villains, gods and creatures defending Earth against the Enelsians raged on. Astro City, with the largest concentration of heroes on the planet was the the focal point of the aliens' attack. <Br> | ||
Honor Guard broke out of the cordon the Enelsians had put on their headquarters and faced the brunt of the attack on Astro City, while [[Crackerjack]] and the other street level heroes, after breaking out of jail, dealt with troops on the ground and other heroes worked damage control from falling debris. <br> | Honor Guard broke out of the cordon the Enelsians had put on their headquarters and faced the brunt of the attack on Astro City, while [[Crackerjack]] and the other street level heroes, after breaking out of jail, dealt with troops on the ground and other heroes worked damage control from falling debris. <br> | ||
| − | Eventually the [[First Family]] side stepped through dimensions to free themselves and after [[Augustus Furst|Dr. Furst]] was able to study some of the technology he cracked the Enelsian communication code, which let them find the command ship. Samaritan, [[The Gentleman]] and [[Winged Victory]] attacked the ship and forced the Supreme Commandrix of the Enelsians to order a retreat. Samaritan was able to find the real Mayor Stevenson, in addition to 45 other world and city leaders aboard the Enelsian ship. | + | Eventually the [[First Family]] side-stepped through dimensions to free themselves and after [[Augustus Furst|Dr. Furst]] was able to study some of the technology he cracked the Enelsian communication code, which let them find the command ship. Samaritan, [[The Gentleman]] and [[Winged Victory]] attacked the ship and forced the Supreme Commandrix of the Enelsians to order a retreat. Samaritan was able to find the real Mayor Stevenson, in addition to 45 other world and city leaders aboard the Enelsian ship. |
==Aftermath== | ==Aftermath== | ||
Afterward the Enelsians full plan came to light and they faced a stiff punishment from the [[Galactic Council]]. The Enelsians started sneaking in agents when the Honor Guards alien detector was malfunctioning and more agents when Honor Guard was dealing with the Frigians and Thermians. It was also revealed that they didn't want to kill heroes, when it would risk discovery and more importantly they wanted the heroes alive. The Enelsians wanted the heroes to be slaves, so they could face down the Galactic Council. They sneaked more troops in when they had Honor Guard's Headquarters cordoned off and wanted to be able to get the worlds civilian population hostage, which would force the heroes into a surrender. <br> | Afterward the Enelsians full plan came to light and they faced a stiff punishment from the [[Galactic Council]]. The Enelsians started sneaking in agents when the Honor Guards alien detector was malfunctioning and more agents when Honor Guard was dealing with the Frigians and Thermians. It was also revealed that they didn't want to kill heroes, when it would risk discovery and more importantly they wanted the heroes alive. The Enelsians wanted the heroes to be slaves, so they could face down the Galactic Council. They sneaked more troops in when they had Honor Guard's Headquarters cordoned off and wanted to be able to get the worlds civilian population hostage, which would force the heroes into a surrender. <br> | ||
The real Mayor Stevenson upon his return, reiterated the gratefulness to the heroes of Astro City and the world for their never-ending faith in doing the right thing, no matter the public opinion and what they suffered in his name. <br> | The real Mayor Stevenson upon his return, reiterated the gratefulness to the heroes of Astro City and the world for their never-ending faith in doing the right thing, no matter the public opinion and what they suffered in his name. <br> | ||
| − | Plans were also made for the Contact Matrix for the K'ntarians to be permanently returned to Honor Guard, as well as back up alien detectors to prevent any plan like the Enelsians from working again. <br> | + | Plans were also made for the Contact Matrix for the K'ntarians to be permanently returned to Honor Guard, as well as back-up alien detectors to prevent any plan like the Enelsians from working again. <br> |
| − | Though much damage was suffered and many lives lost, in thanks to the [[Confessor]]'s timely sacrifice, all of the Enelsian's grand plans were squashed. The public couldn't grasp why the Confessor, having just been outed as a vampire and pegged by the impostor Mayor Stevenson as the [[Shadow Hill Killer]], would have done such a noble act. It wasn't until a few weeks later, when more bodies turned up, and the sight of the [[Hanged Man]] vanquishing the real killer, turning out to be some horrific mystical creature, that people realized that they'd put pieces together that didn't belong. <br> | + | Though much damage was suffered and many lives lost, in thanks to the [[The Confessor (Jeremiah Parrish)|Confessor]]'s timely sacrifice, all of the Enelsian's grand plans were squashed. The public couldn't grasp why the Confessor, having just been outed as a vampire and pegged by the impostor Mayor Stevenson as the [[Shadow Hill Killer]], would have done such a noble act. It wasn't until a few weeks later, when more bodies turned up, and the sight of the [[Hanged Man]] vanquishing the real killer, turning out to be some horrific mystical creature, that people realized that they'd put pieces together that didn't belong. <br> |
Four years later, the Confessor reappeared leading many to wonder if it was the same man as before, but for those who remember what the Confessor did, they are grateful to have another protector looking over them... | Four years later, the Confessor reappeared leading many to wonder if it was the same man as before, but for those who remember what the Confessor did, they are grateful to have another protector looking over them... | ||
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