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* ChildSoldiers: The kids become these.
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* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or [=NCOs=] take it on.
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* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: DontCallMeSir: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or [=NCOs=] take it on.
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''HMS Revenant'' is an unpublished series of YoungAdult ScienceFiction novels, perhaps best described as ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' [[XMeetsY meets]] ''Literature/HonorHarrington''.
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''HMS Revenant'' is an unpublished series of YoungAdult ScienceFiction novels, perhaps best described as ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' [[XMeetsY [[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]] ''Literature/HonorHarrington''.
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** TheMarine: Lieutenant Hilary Reeves.
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* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or NCOs take it on.
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* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or NCOs [=NCOs=] take it on.
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''Revenant's Flight''
''The Long Way Home''
''The Drontheim Uprising''
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''Children of the Empire''
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* ''Revenant's Flight''
* ''The Long Way Home''
* ''The Drontheim Uprising''
* ''Children of the Empire''
* ''The Long Way Home''
* ''The Drontheim Uprising''
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* BadassBookworm: Eitan and most of the tactical department.
* FasterThanLightTravel: There are actually ''two'' methods in this setting.
** PortalNetwork: The gates. Given enough power, any single gate can connect to any other gate. The Draconis begin their invasion by destroying as much of the Imperial gate network as possible.
** AlcubierreDrive: The imperial jump drive is based on this concept.
** PortalNetwork: The gates. Given enough power, any single gate can connect to any other gate. The Draconis begin their invasion by destroying as much of the Imperial gate network as possible.
** AlcubierreDrive: The imperial jump drive is based on this concept.
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* ThereAreNoAdults: Subverted. This is only true with regards to ''Revenant'' itself. There are plenty of adults on other ships, and of course on planets. But the ones on planets can't really help, and the ones on ships are the enemy.
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The series is planned to contain four novels:
''Revenant's Flight''
''The Long Way Home''
''The Drontheim Uprising''
''Children of the Empire''
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* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Danielle Chin is a relatively straight example, being totally unfit for command. Later books tend to avert this, although the kids still have their ship, and become increasingly skilled at operating it.
** Partially averted with Romulus, who is sort of an adult, and does his job quite well, thank you very much.
** Partially averted with Romulus, who is sort of an adult, and does his job quite well, thank you very much.
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* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Danielle Chin is a relatively straight example, being totally unfit for command. Subverted. They're not useless... they're the enemy.
** Later bookstend to simply avert this, although the kids still have their ship, and become increasingly skilled at operating it.
** Partially avertedwith Romulus, who is sort of an adult, and does his job quite well, thank you very much.friendly, useful adults showing up.
** Later books
** Partially averted
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** TheHeart: Ensign Danielle Chin (ironically, the only adult aboard).
* HeavyWorlder: Hilary Reeves.
* LipstickLesbian: [[spoiler:Ingrid]]
* RedemptionEqualsDeath: Vladimir Rurikovich, the class bully. Midway through the first book, he tries to take over ''Revenant'', and Megan only spares him because she's short on personnel. He gets better over the next book. Then, in the third, he infiltrates a Draconis warship, transmits its computer contents to ''Revenant'', and then blows himself and the ship up with a nuclear warhead.
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* SuccessionCrisis / UnexpectedSuccessor: In the third book, we learn that the rebels managed to take out a large slice of the Royal Family, even more than just the Emperor and his children and grandchildren. On top of that, the crippling of much of the galaxy's communications network makes figuring out who the true heir is difficult. Megan (who was initially 23rd in the succession) realizes that ''she'' might be the new Empress. [[spoiler:Fortunately for Megan, she's not the Empress - her cousin Shannon is. That said, Megan ''is'' now fifth in line to the throne, so she's entitled to high-level security clearance.]
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* SuccessionCrisis / UnexpectedSuccessor: In the third book, we learn that the rebels managed to take out a large slice of the Royal Family, even more than just the Emperor and his children and grandchildren. On top of that, the crippling of much of the galaxy's communications network makes figuring out who the true heir is difficult. Megan (who was initially 23rd in the succession) realizes that ''she'' might be the new Empress. [[spoiler:Fortunately for Megan, she's not the Empress - her cousin Shannon is. That said, Megan ''is'' now fifth in line to the throne, so she's entitled to high-level security clearance.]]]
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* RoyalMess: The only clear rule for determining a noble's title is the whim of the Emperor or Empress who created that title. Planets normally have Barons, systems have Counts, and sectors have Dukes, but some planets or systems - generally the older ones - are given special privilege, like the Duchy of Sirius. The Sol System is the only Grand Duchy in the Empire, and its title is traditionally granted to the heir apparent.
** Also, while most aristocracies ranked knights below most titled nobles, knights in the Terran Empire are ranked only below the Cabinet Lords (all of whom are knights). This is a deliberate practice, as all knights earned their titles rather than inheriting them. Also, being knighted is equivalent to receiving the Nobel Prize or the Medal of Honor.
** Also, while most aristocracies ranked knights below most titled nobles, knights in the Terran Empire are ranked only below the Cabinet Lords (all of whom are knights). This is a deliberate practice, as all knights earned their titles rather than inheriting them. Also, being knighted is equivalent to receiving the Nobel Prize or the Medal of Honor.
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* AChildWillLeadThem: [[spoiler:Barely averted - Empress Shannon, who assumes the throne after the partial massacre of the Royal Family, is 20 when she is crowned.]]
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* YouAreInCommandNow: Megan is given command by her mother, using an obscure regulation that allows her to induct civilians into the military. Megan then uses it to induct her classmates into the military as well.
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* YouAreInCommandNow: Megan is given command by her mother, using an obscure regulation that allows her to induct civilians into the military. Megan then uses it to induct her classmates into the military as well.well.
* YoungAndInCharge: Megan, who becomes a captain in the Terran Imperial Navy at 14.
* YoungAndInCharge: Megan, who becomes a captain in the Terran Imperial Navy at 14.
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* EmperorScientist: The Empire was founded by a nonevil one - Patricia Kelly was a physicist who invented the first FTL ''drive'' (as opposed to the PortalNetwork). It's something of a tradition for royals to enter the sciences.
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* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: Most members of the House of Kelly choose careers in either the military or the sciences.
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* TheHighQueen: [[spoiler:Empress Shannon]]. It's mentioned that the Empire has had more Empresses than Emperors.
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* SuccessionCrisis / UnexpectedSuccessor: In the third book, we learn that the rebels managed to take out a large slice of the Royal Family, including ''all'' of even more than just the Emperor and his children and grandchildren. On top of that, the crippling of much of the galaxy's communications network makes figuring out who the true heir is difficult. Megan (who was initially 23rd in the succession) realizes that ''she'' might be the new Empress. [[spoiler:Fortunately for Megan, she's not the Empress - her cousin Shannon is. That said, Megan ''is'' now fifth in line to the throne, so she's entitled to high-level security clearance.]
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* SuccessionCrisis/UnexpectedSuccessor: SuccessionCrisis / UnexpectedSuccessor: In the third book, we learn that the rebels managed to take out a large slice of the Royal Family, including ''all'' of his children and grandchildren. On top of that, the crippling of much of the galaxy's communications network makes figuring out who the true heir is difficult. Megan (who was initially 23rd in the succession) realizes that ''she'' might be the new Empress. [[spoiler:Fortunately for Megan, she's not the Empress - her cousin Shannon is. That said, Megan ''is'' now fifth in line to the throne, so she's entitled to high-level security clearance.]
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* TheEmpire/TheFederation: The Terran Empire subverts TheEmpire, and really serves as more of a Federation, albeit with a hereditary monarch as head of state.
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* TheEmpire/TheFederation: TheEmpire / TheFederation: The Terran Empire subverts TheEmpire, and really serves as more of a Federation, albeit with a hereditary monarch as head of state.
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* TheEmpire/TheFederation: The Terran Empire subverts TheEmpire, and really serves as more of a Federation, albeit with a hereditary monarch as head of state.
** The Draconis Hegemony plays TheEmpire frighteningly straight.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: The Hegemony thinks in terms of brute force, and assumed that if they could simply hammer the Imperial Navy, the people would fall in line. They just didn't understand the difference between their own subjects and Imperial ''citizens'', and the willingness of Imperial citizens to fight to preserve the Empire is a major part of how the Empire survived long enough to get its feet back out from under it.
** The Draconis Hegemony plays TheEmpire frighteningly straight.
* EvilCannotComprehendGood: The Hegemony thinks in terms of brute force, and assumed that if they could simply hammer the Imperial Navy, the people would fall in line. They just didn't understand the difference between their own subjects and Imperial ''citizens'', and the willingness of Imperial citizens to fight to preserve the Empire is a major part of how the Empire survived long enough to get its feet back out from under it.
* SuccessionCrisis/UnexpectedSuccessor: In the third book, we learn that the rebels managed to take out a large slice of the Royal Family, including ''all'' of his children and grandchildren. On top of that, the crippling of much of the galaxy's communications network makes figuring out who the true heir is difficult. Megan (who was initially 23rd in the succession) realizes that ''she'' might be the new Empress. [[spoiler:Fortunately for Megan, she's not the Empress - her cousin Shannon is. That said, Megan ''is'' now fifth in line to the throne, so she's entitled to high-level security clearance.]
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** In the dedication, the author lists four writers who influenced him greatly. Each appears as a minor character, with one of their famous protagonists as their assistant: Admiral Creator/DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Imperial Fleet. And his chief of staff is Captain Literature/HonorHarrington.
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** In the dedication, the author lists four writers who influenced him greatly. Each appears as a minor character, with one of their famous protagonists as their assistant: assistant:
*** Fleet Admiral Creator/DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Terran ImperialFleet.Navy. And his chief of staff is Captain Literature/HonorHarrington.
*** Fleet Admiral Creator/DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Terran Imperial
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* YellowEyesOfSneakiness: Eitan Mears has golden eyes. It's not a disease, but an inherited mutation. [[spoiler:Played with and ultimately subverted, as while he initially tries to displace Megan as the person in charge, he eventually accepts her authority]].
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* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler:The announcement that the Admiralty has decided to confirm everyone's ranks, making them official members of the Terran Imperial Navy.]]
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* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler:The announcement that the Admiralty has decided to confirm everyone's ranks, making them official members of the Terran Imperial Navy. Followed by the mass awards ceremony.]]
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* ChildrenForcedToKill: Though, as Hilary mentions, it's easier to bring yourself to kill someone when they're doing their best to kill you.
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* ChildrenForcedToKill: Though, as Hilary mentions, it's easier to bring yourself to kill someone when they're doing their best to kill you. [[spoiler:She vomits after the mission]].
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** NumberTwo: Commander Arnold Aaron Palmer.
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** Joe Buckley, Baen's ButtMonkey, is a student who dies in the first battle.
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*** Admiral DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Imperial Fleet. And his chief of staff is Captain HonorHarrington.
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*** Admiral DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Imperial Fleet. And his chief of staff is Captain HonorHarrington.
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** Joe Buckley, Baen's ButtMonkey, [[Creator/BaenBooks Baen's]] DesignatedVictim, is a student who dies in the first battle.
** In the dedication, the author lists four writers who influenced him greatly. Each appears as a minor character, with one of their famous protagonists as theirassistant:
***assistant: Admiral DavidWeber, Creator/DavidWeber, the senior naval officer of the Imperial Fleet. And his chief of staff is Captain HonorHarrington.Literature/HonorHarrington.
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* ChildSoldiers: The kids become this.
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* FallingIntoTheCockpit: A ship-sized version. [[spoiler:They get to stay even after they reunite with the rest of the Navy, since the Navy is so strapped for personnel that they aren't going to waste anyone on ''Revenant'', which has a competent, experienced crew.]]
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With the jump gate destroyed, and the Valhalla Sector in rebel hands, Megan and her classmates have no choice but to take control of the ship and become its new crew... if they want to have any chance of ever seeing home again.
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With the jump gate destroyed, and the Valhalla Sector in rebel hands, Megan and her classmates have no choice but to [[FallingIntoTheCockpit take control of the ship and become its new crew...crew]]... if they want to have any chance of ever seeing home again.
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* AscendedFanboy: Eitan Mears, a strategy gamer and military history buff who finds himself aboard a warship. He thinks he should be in command. [[spoiler:He's wrong, and eventually accepts his role at tactical]].
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* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Danielle Chin is a relatively straight example, being totally unfit for command. Later books tend to avert this, although the kids still have their ship, and become increasingly skilled at operating it.
** Partially averted with Romulus, who is sort of an adult, and does his job quite well, thank you very much.
* AscendedFanboy: Eitan Mears, a strategy gamer and military history buff who finds himself aboard a warship. He thinks he should be in command. [[spoiler:He's wrong, and eventually accepts his role at tactical]]. Also something of an AuthorAvatar.
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler:The announcement that the Admiralty has decided to confirm everyone's ranks, making them official members of the Terran Imperial Navy.]]
** Partially averted with Romulus, who is sort of an adult, and does his job quite well, thank you very much.
* AscendedFanboy: Eitan Mears, a strategy gamer and military history buff who finds himself aboard a warship. He thinks he should be in command. [[spoiler:He's wrong, and eventually accepts his role at tactical]]. Also something of an AuthorAvatar.
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler:The announcement that the Admiralty has decided to confirm everyone's ranks, making them official members of the Terran Imperial Navy.]]
* ChildrenForcedToKill: Though, as Hilary mentions, it's easier to bring yourself to kill someone when they're doing their best to kill you.
* ChildSoldiers: The kids become this.
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* [[DontCalMeSir CoolTeacher: Mr. Henderson, the history teacher, who was sadly TooCoolToLive. When a rebel officer shot him, the kids swarmed said officer.
* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or NCOs take it on.
* [[DontCallMeSir Don't Call Me Sir]]: Megan knows this rule, although she nearly slips up in the first chapter. Later, the kids who become enlisted personnel or NCOs take it on.
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* IChooseToStay: [[spoiler:None of the kids take the offer to leave the ship's company after they return to Earth. Most of them later choose to remain in the military after the war.]]
* KidsWildernessEpic: Has shades of this, swapping the war-torn Empire for a genuine wilderness.
* KidsWildernessEpic: Has shades of this, swapping the war-torn Empire for a genuine wilderness.
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** NumberTwo: Commander Arnold Rice.
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** NumberTwo: Commander Arnold Rice.Palmer.
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* FollowInMyFootsteps: Megan's parents wanted her to join the Imperial Navy like they did, and raised her with military values. Unlike some cases, they took a relatively light approach - they wanted her to be a happy, well-adjusted naval officer. And while Megan resented them pushing her, the idea of a military career itself held some attraction.
** FantasyForbiddingFather: Averted - while Megan's parents were clear on what they wanted her to do with her life, they supported Megan's choice in hobbies.
* ParentalAbandonment: Megan loses both of her parents in the first two chapters - first her dad, then her mom.
** FantasyForbiddingFather: Averted - while Megan's parents were clear on what they wanted her to do with her life, they supported Megan's choice in hobbies.
* ParentalAbandonment: Megan loses both of her parents in the first two chapters - first her dad, then her mom.
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* TheStoic: Oz is capable of remaining completely calm in any situation. This comes in handy when [[spoiler:she has to perform surgery to save Ms. Chin's life without the benefit of, you know, ANY medical training]].
* TeenageWasteland: Averted - Megan imposes military discipline on her classmates, since it's the only way they'll have any chance of getting home.
* TeenageWasteland: Averted - Megan imposes military discipline on her classmates, since it's the only way they'll have any chance of getting home.
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** TheMedic: Lieutenant-Countess Tessa "Oz" Osbourne. While she has no medical training at first, she's got sufficient nerve to do complex surgery anyway.
** TheScientist: Ensign Patrick Giscard, at least when it comes to wormhole physics.
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** TheMedic: Lieutenant-Countess Tessa "Oz" Osbourne. While she has no medical training at first, she's got sufficient nerve to do complex surgery anyway.
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**TheScientist: The Navigator: Ensign Patrick Giscard, at least when it comes to wormhole physics.Giscard.
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* CommandRoster
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* CommandRoster
BreakTheHaughty: Christine Tang. Starts out as the AlphaBitch, then she loses her boyfriend and suffers an injury that ruins her basketball career. She takes her anger out on the Hegemony, becoming the Assistant Tactical Officer.
*PortalNetwok: CommandRoster:
** TheCaptain: Captain-Duchess Megan Kelly.
** NumberTwo: Commander Arnold Rice.
** SecurityOfficer: Lieutenant Commander Eitan Mears (although his job is strictly handling the ship's weapons).
** WrenchWench: Lieutenant Commander Ingrid Halversson.
** TheMarine: Lieutenant Hilary Reeves.
** TheMedic: Lieutenant-Countess Tessa "Oz" Osbourne. While she has no medical training at first, she's got sufficient nerve to do complex surgery anyway.
** TheScientist: Ensign Patrick Giscard, at least when it comes to wormhole physics.
** TheHeart: Ensign Danielle Chin (ironically, the only adult aboard).
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** TheCaptain: Captain-Duchess Megan Kelly.
** NumberTwo: Commander Arnold Rice.
** SecurityOfficer: Lieutenant Commander Eitan Mears (although his job is strictly handling the ship's weapons).
** WrenchWench: Lieutenant Commander Ingrid Halversson.
** TheMarine: Lieutenant Hilary Reeves.
** TheMedic: Lieutenant-Countess Tessa "Oz" Osbourne. While she has no medical training at first, she's got sufficient nerve to do complex surgery anyway.
** TheScientist: Ensign Patrick Giscard, at least when it comes to wormhole physics.
** TheHeart: Ensign Danielle Chin (ironically, the only adult aboard).
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* PortalNetwok: The jump gates. Most of them are destroyed over the course of the series.
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*** Admiral
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''HMS Revenant'' is an unpublished series of YoungAdult ScienceFiction novels, perhaps best described as ''Literature/PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians'' [[XMeetsY meets]] ''Literature/HonorHarrington''.
Following the construction of a jump gate into the recently-acquired Valhalla Sector, Emperor Douglas II of the Terran Empire decides to hold the annual Christmas Parade there, to help assure the Valhallans that he considers them part of the Empire. His nephew, Captain-Duke Leopold Kelly, decides to bring his daughter Megan and many of her classmates from the prestigious Prince Robert Academy along as part of a school trip. They travel aboard Duke Kelly’s ship, the [[CoolShip advanced cruiser]] ''HMS Revenant''.
But what should have been a pleasant trip becomes a nightmare, as the Parade becomes the first battleground in a rebellion. Several of ''Revenant'''s crew are in on the plot, and when the dust settles, Megan and her classmates are the only ones left.
With the jump gate destroyed, and the Valhalla Sector in rebel hands, Megan and her classmates have no choice but to take control of the ship and become its new crew... if they want to have any chance of ever seeing home again.
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'''Examples:'''
* AscendedFanboy: Eitan Mears, a strategy gamer and military history buff who finds himself aboard a warship. He thinks he should be in command. [[spoiler:He's wrong, and eventually accepts his role at tactical]].
* SpaceOpera
* TookALevelInBadass: The crew, over the course of the series.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Several:
** Joe Buckley, Baen's ButtMonkey, is a student who dies in the first battle.
** Admiral DavidWeber.
* YouAreInCommandNow: Megan is given command by her mother, using an obscure regulation that allows her to induct civilians into the military. Megan then uses it to induct her classmates into the military as well.
Following the construction of a jump gate into the recently-acquired Valhalla Sector, Emperor Douglas II of the Terran Empire decides to hold the annual Christmas Parade there, to help assure the Valhallans that he considers them part of the Empire. His nephew, Captain-Duke Leopold Kelly, decides to bring his daughter Megan and many of her classmates from the prestigious Prince Robert Academy along as part of a school trip. They travel aboard Duke Kelly’s ship, the [[CoolShip advanced cruiser]] ''HMS Revenant''.
But what should have been a pleasant trip becomes a nightmare, as the Parade becomes the first battleground in a rebellion. Several of ''Revenant'''s crew are in on the plot, and when the dust settles, Megan and her classmates are the only ones left.
With the jump gate destroyed, and the Valhalla Sector in rebel hands, Megan and her classmates have no choice but to take control of the ship and become its new crew... if they want to have any chance of ever seeing home again.
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'''Examples:'''
* AscendedFanboy: Eitan Mears, a strategy gamer and military history buff who finds himself aboard a warship. He thinks he should be in command. [[spoiler:He's wrong, and eventually accepts his role at tactical]].
* SpaceOpera
* TookALevelInBadass: The crew, over the course of the series.
* {{Tuckerization}}: Several:
** Joe Buckley, Baen's ButtMonkey, is a student who dies in the first battle.
** Admiral DavidWeber.
* YouAreInCommandNow: Megan is given command by her mother, using an obscure regulation that allows her to induct civilians into the military. Megan then uses it to induct her classmates into the military as well.