DocSlime ((Forgive me for any possible continuity errors, I just realized my "raiders" are still on the planet.))
ARJT suddenly shudders, "I SUDDENLY HAVE A BAD FEELING, WHY DO I HAVE A BAD--?"
And then the 120 pages worth of lore regarding fleets commanded by children thinking they are better than all the other children and fighting during space-recess just to prove their point happens, and the planet initiates all 7 or 8 (I forget) of the switch-dial-tomfoolery procedures, one of which involves kicking off the group of androids and fractal bishop. The process was not completed, however, as the pathetic excuse of a ship the androids came from was destroyed in the crossfire and the Dimensional Collective rebuked the request from CRATE or whoever runs this crazy-ass system to teleport their faction members back to their home planet - or dimension in this case - because they weren't very interested in Offworld's shenanigans up until the point the planet broke its natural orbit.
Once the planet did start moving of its own accord, however, the Collective started thinking it would be a good staging area for the duel... for some reason, and some galactic-scale tractor beam started pulling the planet towards an area. It almost makes no sense, not even to the androids who belong to the Collective and are currently part of the millions of victims of a galactic-scale tractor beam, in which the only side-effect is a variable level of motion sickness.
DEUK - ...Status report?
ROLD - I think the planet is moving, and it definitely seems like the Core-AI are involved in something... Oh, they're having a duel.
DEUK - So that is what they were more focused on! I have to admit, Duels between Core-AI are pretty harrowing for them.
ARJT - Especially since the reason of the duel is because of political disagreement.
DEUK - Explain.
ARJT - Should the Rogues that are managing to survive on their own be re-integrated in the collective?
ROLD - We nearly got annihilated by Alpha-Alpha's control ship, of course they are meant to be destroyed!
ARJT - Zero-Quad thinks so too, and so do about half of the Collective.
DEUK - We need to find a way to return to our home dimension. Two years ago.
ARJT - Squad, I seem to have recalled something else...
DEUK - What is it this time?
ARJT snaps out of whatever trance it was in and addresses the horned figure in the ship for no apparent reason. "I seem to remember insulting the local gods here, and now that the Core-AI of the Collective - what we perceive as OUR gods - are interfering with the trajectory of this planet... I think I'm in some serious trouble here."