In a World

In a world where a government-contracted third child who is disrespected by all of his peers goes to intergalactic war school in space and is almost killed multiple times before killing the people that tried to kill him and becoming the heroic fighter that saves humanity from certain doom gains the ability to talk to a nearly all-knowing robot that lives around him and in him and somewhat near him maybe while also dealing with the task of harboring the sole egg to the species he is most known for eradicating right before he wrote a book that became a religion and a government and a way of life while he was going undercover throughout the galaxy from planet to planet without his true identity that restrains him from going to places and planets that have small pig-like beings where intense and mysterious human-pig investigations and experiments occur, Ender has to survive on Lusitania with the small cultist pigs known as the Pequeninos that want to kill him sometimes and other people maybe when certain conditions are met sometimes or especially if they anger the mother tree which will result in their demise and possibly turning into a father tree themselves while fighting off the entire Intergalactic Fleet with his own personal assistant that lives within him in an energy-like life field that has figured out a way to travel at the speed of light which allows him to escape the scanners and radars and pointy guns of pointiness. It gets real.