This story covers the infinite cosmos of space. Space is a brutal and outlandish affair, characterized by emptiness and glory. There's so much beauty in space, and it surrounds us at all points. But what is space if nothing, except something to be explored! That's why on one fine occasion, the character in this lovely quaint yet futuristic novel goes to space. They do so in the near future, when humanity has seemingly put its differences aside to negate their affairs unfruitful, and put forth ones more agreeable in the light of humankind.
In space, the protagonist ventures in a kind of ship. There's a lovely economy in space. This symbolizes how the economy can produce spaceships of a great and magnificent sort. The economy, through its spaceships, can have people in them, going to space, not worrying about anything. They can mine asteroids, go to the moon, and visit their colonies. It's kind of like early America, with the opportunity and new land. You can go out and claim your space territory on this epic land. And how wonderful is that!
The conflict arises when a space plague enters the facility. Oh, but the plague is nothing to be concerned about compared to man's idiosyncrasies. So it's not to be so terribly feared in the same way, is it? This plague is just a type of pestilence that rots away. But the people manage to cleverly find ways to combat it. It travels through space, but through their effective cooperation they invent ways to cleverly end it. Then they continue going about in epic space.
There is some fear in how they will defeat it at first, though. This plague comes to bite people, and it has some weird ability to somehow travel through space. A weird natural act. And though it's natural, people will stop it. It curses through the facilities and villages. The protagonists own land he established on one colony was affected, a bold and little but brave land here. Leadership had to be taken, and although the methods were abstruse, the wisdom not obtuse. This is the tale of an epic space play, where the night is saved through a fledgling and daring American space economy. A battle of exploration, and fervent deed.