SPACE SCAVENGERS

Every year, a significant group of people are chosen from the world's population, recruited by the Andromedans and Pleiadians as space scavengers. Their task is to collect shooting stars so they don't reach Earth and to combat the threat of the Reptilians and Sirians, who have joined forces to conquer the universe by appropriating new forms of energy.

The population of planet Earth calls them angels, guardians of the sky, or simply scavengers. The scavengers will never be able to return to Earth, leaving behind their families and friends to embark on a new life in heaven, on a spaceship that will become their new home.

Being in heaven changes their DNA enough to make it impossible for them to re-adapt to planet Earth. To avoid missing their families, they are assigned "bonds," people recruited perhaps unsuitable for scavengers, who are suited to serve as their helpers or simply keep them company, replacing the strongest bond they had on Earth.

In fact, some call the spaceships "the paradise of broken souls," a second chance for those who did not have the happiness they deserved in life. Andromedans and Pleiadians act as guides to the space scavengers, teaching them the work and dangers of the cosmos.

The Orions, on the other hand, are responsible for their protection, escorting their spaceships. Each officer has at least one Orion who personally takes care of their protection. The Sirians and Reptilians are united in a rival group called the "Intergalactic Federation." Their goal is to absorb the life energy of the various planets and their inhabitants to colonize and subjugate the entire cosmos.

There are various space bases for the scavengers, where they can rest, refuel, and stock up on supplies. They are all located in friendly galaxies. Andromeda is used as an official base, where the various councils are held.

The life of a space scavenger is very simple. When they're not out collecting shooting stars, they're on the ship performing survival duties, helping to maintain society with small tasks from their old lives. Memories of their old lives fade as time passes. The scavengers don't age; they're frozen in time until their reincarnation, where the Pleiadians accompany them to the "womb" so they can finally leave their mortal coils and reincarnate in a new body.