J'son led Peter to a large room, a bedroom that looked elegant, yet powerful in some way. It was a steel colored room with a large bed, a weird rug made out of some alien animal. A fireplace roared gently, and there was a large door to a balcony. Peter looked around the room in awe, walking toward the balcony, and at the view of the large city. "We weren't always a peaceful race." J'son said behind his son, walking to stand next to him, leaning on the railing. "We fought a war for a very long time against another race called the Ariguans. While on my way to fight, I crash landed Earth... That's where I met your mother."
That's when Peter finally looked up at him. "She was such a beautiful and caring woman... So remarkable."
"Is that why you abandoned her then? With a son?" Peter asked.
"I had a war to fight, Peter, I was the only heir to the Spartoi throne, and i did not know that you were born--"
"She always talked about how amazing you were. How you would come back to us so we can be a family." Peter said, his voice trembling, a tear in his eye. "She couldn't even stop talking about you when she was on her death bed. So how can you stare at me with a smile, thinking that this would all be settled by some fancy dinner?"
J'son sighed, his face now looking a hundred years older. "It isn't that simple, Peter. After the war, i didn't want anything to happen to your mother, I declared that Earth was off limits to any extraterrestrials... When i heard that she had a son, I tried to retrieve you... But you were already taken away. Our race isn't enemies with Nova, but we aren't in their alliance. We created our own with other worlds. We now have a council, we are getting out of old habits, so one day, the rightful heir, my son, can take the throne when i am gone."
Peter listened to his words, staring at the man. For so long he wanted to meet him. He wished that the man died long ago when he was born, that he was just some weird drug addict, or some space loser... But he was an emperor. Someone who knew that he was alive somewhere but didn't do anything about it until he made a name for himself. A man walked in to the room, whispering something in his ear, and nodded. "Tell me my son, what are your questions?" He asked, as if bracing himself.
He had so many, but he knew the one he had ever since J'son sent the message to him. "Why now? you knew I was alive somewhere..." Peter asked. J'son looked at him. "I tried, Peter... But after so long, you have to... prioritize. We came from a cousin race, the Sparois. We came from the Shi'ar. We were both involved in a war with the Kree. They lost, but not before enslaving the Shi'ar permanently. We didn't take kindly too that, but we respected the Nova alliance, and stayed away... When we heard news that the infamous Ronin the Destroyer was killed by the Guardians of the Galaxy, and they were led by Peter Quill, i knew where to find you... You are powerful, my son. More powerful than you know... You can do so much more with the Spartoi Council than with your friends. They are unstable, dangerous, and don't have a goal set."
Peter stared at him, frowning quizically. "What do you mean?"
"The Guardians of the Galaxy are not a team you should lead, because it will lead to the death of not only you, but the entire galaxy itself. Embrace your heritage, and stay with us, Star-Lord. You can command an army, kill anything that threatens you. Isn't that why you started this group?" J'son asked.
Peter shook his head, and stared at him. "you man see me as a Spartoi, but i'm Terran. My home, is the place you abandoned. And those 'unstable criminals' are my friends. We may not be angels, but we are a great team..."
J'son sighed, and looked at his son with a bit of sorrow. "I had a feeling you would say that... You're so much like your mother. Stubborn, loyal... I'm afraid you don't have a choice, Star-Lord."
Peter didn't react at first, but then his fists clenched. "What did you do?"
"Don't worry. They are all safe. Except for one. I'm sure you don't know of this, my son, but as a Spartoi, we are sworn to never cooperate with Metras... and from what i heard, you did more than cooperate."
Peter Quill pressed the button behind his ear, his helmet forming around his face. He pulled out both of his pistols and pointed one at his father, but as soon as he did that, a whole crowd of soldiers busted through the doors, Peter aimed his other gun at them, as his father screamed for them not to shoot. He prayed his friends, and especially Nikki, were in a much better situation.