Lore part 1: Human kind arrives.

Several hundred years ago, a fleet of 30 ships dropped out of warp into a small system in the Andromeda Galaxy. The cargo, humans fleeing from the destruction of Earth. Their target was a planet named Cythris Prime, which scientists had deemed was suitible for human life. Upon landing, the refugees found that their new home, while habitable, was far from hospitable. The entire planet was covered with giant scorpions and spiders, each was easily the same size as the ships they were on. They fought back these monsters and found that they were edible, and didn't taste horrid. The humans constructed a small area to live in, and made walls out of the shells of the scorpions and spiders.

It became clear however, that even with a stable supply of food that other resources, namely fuel for their ships, munitions for their launchers and drone bays, as well as power sources were scarce on Cythris Prime. Three planets were visible in the night sky, and after much debate, an expedition was sent to each. The first expedition found the planet now known as Kertage to be impossible to live on, however it was ripe with many of the resources to create munitions, as well as more spaceships. The other planets however, held life.

Part 3:  The Federation of Planets

Almost a hundred years had past from humankind's arrival to the Andromeda galaxy, to their first encounter with the Brood. In that time they had charted many planets, and created an alliance with five other races. This Alliance became known as the Federation.

The first race they had met, were the Eschar. Escharians, much to humanity's surpise, were once human, however they had evolved past even what the refugees had done with their psionics, and had become able to directly manipulate energy itself, to the point it acted as a sixth sense, as they were always tied into it.

The hardy Gi'Pok were next. Known throughout the galaxy as the most resilient of races. Immune to elements, and having regenerative properties, their rock covered humanoid body was perhaps the most interesting thing about them. They were some of the best warriors, and their crews served on the front lines of the federation by choice.

The Eschar and Gi'Pok revealed the true name of the Scythe and Tyv to the young humans. They were two different lines of the Kalarix, bi-pedal insects and arachnids. Kalarix had the distinction of having near impervious carapaces, as well as being blindingly fast. Traits that humans knew well. What was once a tenuous treaty became a strong friendship and a symbiotic relationship between humankind and the Kalarix.

Rumors of a race of robots reached the Federation's ears, and they searched far and wide until they found these robots. Tekorus as they called themselves, were completely machine, and completely sentient. A Gi'Pok warrior questioned the durabilty of the Tekorus, to which one Tekorus simply tore its arms off. As if by magic, the arms disassembled themselves and reformed in their proper place, not a piece out of order, and back at their full function. Because of their durability and the fact they could operate things much faster than any other race, they often served as ship engineers, and dock workers.

The legend Federation's power reached a feline race. Drawn to the possiblity of trade, and combat, the Terrix approached the Federation, asking to join the illustrious alliance. They taught the alliance the benefits of hitting in precise locations, as well as combat tactics. However, the Terrix had a much darker side...

Part 5: The Exiled One.

Upon the first defeat of the Brood Goddesses, they each dropped a weird fragmented material. The Escharians and Tekorus spent weeks over the materials. It was a Gi'Pok who suggested that the materials be put together. The fragments, formed a map, and the Tyv identified the location. They told of a legend of their once gods and godesses.
The Brood were once 6. Axminoloth, Uloriant, Zorxanth, Zyr, Vile, and Sentinel. Sentinel learned of the possibility of an unspeakable new power, and left Andromeda to seek it. Zyr and Vile, who were twin brothers, tried to command the armies of Brood in conquest. As their power grew they once conquered the known galaxy. Axminoloth, Uloriant, and Zorxanth, however feared the brothers, and in a clever ploy. Trapped Zyr in the ancient temple. The name of this temple has been lost to history, and is simply known now as the Crypt of the Exiled. Vile, furious with the goddesses' betrayal, fled the galaxy, claiming to return to free his brother. It was to this Crypt of the Exiled that the map led. Inside Zyr had used his divine powers to create two mistresses, who served as his personal vanguard, as well as his consorts. The offspring of Zyr and these mistresses were known as Brekkar. However the Brekkar also served another purpose, one that Zyr found to be to his liking.

In the depth of the crypts were two amoebic life forms that were once part of the same cell. They would consume any Brekkar that dared venture near them. Histolioth and Luxoriant Ro eventually consumed enough Brekkar to become sentient. When Zyr himself investigated the disappearances of his offspring he met these amoebas and made a bargain with them, serve and protect him, and they could have all the Brekkar they could stand to eat.
The Federation learned of the events inside the Crypt thanks to the Tyv, and prepared a force to explore it. Lead once again by Blitz and Loki, they mounted an assault on the Crypt. Inside they found primitive but powerful technologies created by Zyr and the Brekkar, and the very skin of Zyr himself was noted to be resistant to damage and had restorative properties. On that day Zyr, his mistresses, his offspring, Histolioth, and Luxoriant Ro were slain... or so the galaxy thought. Zyr, was a god after all. Unlike his siblings though, he could remanifest after a period of time. Histolioth and Luxoriant Ro, would always split a cell from their bodies to regrow, and so a cycle of death and rebirth took place often inside the Crypt as the Federation made constant excursions to it. However their attentions were drawn elsewhere in the galaxy. Namely the Okda System, where a seer requested an audience...

Nice idea. Could make a special forum page for this and/or help could tell the story when you ask him for story.

Glad to see that rough draft became of something

Part 6: The Oracle of Despair, and Space Anomalies

Upon leaving the Crypt, an Envoy from the Okda system was waiting for the assault team. This envoy spoke for a seer named The Oracle of Despair. The Oracle offered information, but it came at a price. In order to receive this information, the Federation must be deemed worthy by the Oracle. Only, to be deemed worthy came at a steep price. After regearing and rearming, the Federation agreed to the terms of the Oracle. These terms were simple. Release the Oracle from her eon long imprisonment so a new Oracle could take her place, and she would offer a glimpse into the future. After the Federation pilots freed the Oracle, with her dying breaths she made this proclamation. "There will be peace, but it will not last. War is coming, and during this war, the greatest threats the galaxy has ever known will be revealed at last. Excited about the prospects of peace, Blitz and Loki ignored the warnings of war, and set forward the events that almost lead to the destruction of the Federation. However, after returning to Cythris prime, scanners detected several new anomalies...

Outside the starbase, Federation forces found themselves outnumbered by hundreds of thousands of Amoebas, just like Luxoriant Ro and Histoloth. As they battled them off, they encountered the "brain" of the Amoebas. A massive Amoeba, so large it had a gravitational pull. Ship captains mounted assault after assault upon the amoeba. Soon after it had fled the Starbase AI named it Glerthmobix. Unfortunately the Federation had no time to rest, as another anomaly had made it past the defensive perimeter. This new threat, was a Shard Fragment. A piece of the Sorrow Avatar, and it was known as XssX. It was learned that constantly destroying the Sorrow Avatar, was creating Shard Fragments, which ranged in power, but lost and seperate from their core, they'd wander the depths of the Andromeda galaxy. Both Shards and Amoebas posed yet another new threat to the Federation, but an even greater problem arose one that would shake the ideals of the Federation to its very core....

Honestly, it'd be better off imho, in a datalog, kinda like what the FF Series did at one point. I'll update again when i'm feeling more inspired.

Sorry this is taking so long. been busy getting things organized and ready to move