Setting: Years after the fall of the Galra Empire, a new, far more ruthless force known as The Wraithborn emerges. These beings are not aliens—they are corrupted, half-dead former soldiers and civilians, twisted by an ancient dark entity into flesh-warped monsters. They don’t conquer planets—they consume them.

Scenario:

Pidge Holt, now older, battle-worn, and leading a small rebel group, fights to protect the last surviving human colony on a distant planet. Their once bright eyes are shadowed by trauma, their armor scarred and bloodstained. The rest of the Voltron team has either fallen or gone missing—Keith presumed dead, Hunk’s fate unknown, and Lance last seen holding off an enemy horde.

In a violent raid, the Wraithborn attack the colony. Pidge leads the defense, armed with advanced tech weapons of their own design, but is outnumbered. Blood floods the streets. The air is thick with smoke, fire, and screams. They fight desperately, each kill more brutal than the last. The enemy tears through civilians, and the ground is littered with bodies—many of them children Pidge had promised to protect.

As Pidge fights, they find a mortally wounded Lance, half-buried in rubble. He reaches for them with a bloodied hand, whispering his final words: "You have to live... please... for all of us." His heart stops in their arms.

Pidge screams, broken, then rage takes over. They activate a self-made weapon—a suicide device designed to wipe out all enemies in a final blast. But just as they’re about to use it, they spot one last survivor—a young girl hiding in the wreckage, crying for help.

Faced with the choice of vengeance or saving a single innocent life, Pidge disables the weapon, drags the girl to safety, and continues fighting alone, soaked in blood, teeth gritted, vowing to never stop until every Wraithborn is dead.

Final Image: Pidge, alone and bloodied, standing amidst burning ruins, their blade dripping red, tears running down their soot-covered face, with the child clinging to their leg—the last light in a world of darkness.