The True Origin of Species – 'Adduxit alienigeni' - Dillon A

The True Origin of Species – 'Adduxit alienigeni' - Dillon Aitken's Theorem

We landed on this planet as slaves of the alien race known as 'Ducibus Exterarum', but unknown to the species, our native Oxygen was extremely poisonous to their foreign systems.

The Human Race in its Pre-Neanderthal state – also known as 'Aliena peregrínus Servitia'* as previously used by the superior controlling race - was left to adapt to the Earth environment, forced to learn peripheral skills and use the natural resources to survive.

The aliens very quickly went extinct and their bodies decomposed over the next few hundred years, creating some of the basic organic materials and resources we use today.

The alien corpses didn't leave behind any bones. The typical structure of the body was formed around a solidified calcium-based carbon material which also disintegrated and merged with the soil where they lay. This is the reason some common crops only grow in some areas of the world. These special crops grow because of the way the elements react to the alien materials. The particles fuse and are sent into a state of growth, most even without the common practise of photo-synthesis.

The bi-product of this procedure is a living bacteria which takes the form of its environment, spawning mass amounts of insects and other micro-species depending on the area of the development.

* This Latin term is translated and perceived differently depending on capitalisation of the words. Its most commonly used form is the one used here; capitalising only the first and last words.