Earthlings Book Novels & Stories

“It’s a story about an elemental that lost her memory…it tells how she started to fade away, and no one could help her. Even the town’s healer couldn’t save her from death. On the day she died, all the children in the village woke up and started crying at the same time, the animals in the village dropped dead, birds fell from the sky, crops withered, and the wells ran dry. “It goes on to say that an elemental’s protectors must take great care to ensure she never loses her connection to nature or her past, for without it she can’t survive, and her suffering is so great that it will spread across the lands, killing everything it touches.” “Well, I guess everyone should be grateful I didn’t die

Nothing else could register in her senses as she took in the planetary explosion - the blue and white planet flaring brightly in silence in space. That was her last vision of Earth before the view from her bay window metamorphed into nothing but a sea of stars... -End of Book One-

Soft yellow light surrounded her bed when she switched on her side lamp, Elara coughed lightly as she blew on the white cloth which covered the book. Removing the cloth she stared at the black large book , her soft hazel- brown eyes widened as she stared at the title of the book, her long dark eyelashes flickered as she roamed her eyes on that book. THE LEGEND ALPHA PRINCE, that was the title of the book, she softly ran her fingers on the book and surprisingly that letters glowed by her touch as if it had recognised its owner. Taking a deep breath Elara opened the book, her hands trembling as her long wavy brown hairs flew because of strange wind, She frowned as she took in the sight of a st

"So the earth isn't unique?" "It's is very different—a much warmer planet, and I'm not talking about the climate. I'm referring to its cultural and social constructs—Earth is a very active planet with lots of life and love. But, there is also devastation. The human race won't last as it destroys the natural balance." Galene climbed on her bike, and Stralath placed a hand on her handlebars. "Put your bike in my SUV. Let's eat fish." "You had me at fish." Galene grinned and hopped off. She followed as he opened his trunk. "Tell me more about other species and how the earth is different."

Elle went up to her room after she dropped her phone with her mum, she took her bath and changed into something more comfortable. She jumped into her bed, wrapped herself up with a blanket and quickly brought out the book and started reading. _______ Thousands of years ago, the earth was one. The sky was still radiant and beautiful, the sun didn't hurt the bodies of the creatures rather it caressed them beautifully. Humans and other creatures coexisted beautifully, a human child could easily touch the fangs of a vampire and nothing would happen, there was no blood lust, no thirst for power, everything was peaceful untill the greed of humans set in.

"She’s in the rain that heals the soil. She’s in the fruit that keeps us full. She’s the one who held the door open when we were too proud to walk through it. She joined the 'Amber Shell' so that we would never have to be alone in the dark again." Far away, in the deep silence of the A****n Vault, Avery’s consciousness flickered. She felt Elias’s words. She felt Elara’s curiosity. She felt the pulse of a billion hearts beating in a perfect, horizontal symmetry. The Ledger was no longer a book of debt; it was a song of existence. There were no more banks. There were no more wars. There were only the "Gardeners" and the "Garden." The human race had finally graduated from being a predator of it

“All of them?” “Yes.” “There are billions.” “Then we’ll accept billions.” Sophia shook her head. “How?” Elyra smiled. “By giving them somewhere to belong.” She pointed toward the black book. “Inside the story.” A New Kind of Universe Elyra touched the book. The pages turned rapidly. Then stopped. A blank page appeared. She placed her hand on it. “No more rejected realities.” The page began glowing. “No more discarded choices.” The alternate worlds stopped collapsing. “Every possibility gets a place.”

So far Sybil had only seen overcast days. “It is, this was from the elves long before us. Those of my people that have the gift of earth as we call it, have not been able to do much in here yet. They focus on our food supply. Also while they know what some of the plants are they also were unsure as some are toxic or react badly to certain stimuli. Though a good portion seems to be dying now.” Sybil had moved forward and Aries watched her. She had a lighter step and clearly she liked this environment. It seemed to fit her. She was smiling looking at some of the plants and even touched one. The plant shook and the few buds on it opened slightly with her touch.

Molly's heart sunk. "Look at that, it's your home. Beautiful mother earth." Molly threw a hand over her mouth and walked a few steps forward towards the screen as tears ran down her face. That was her home. Everything she loved and cared for was there. Beautiful mother earth that was about to be destroyed and reduced to nothing; it and all the billions and billions of human, animal and plant life living on it. "I will spare it." "What?" she turned to her and said. "Planet earth . . . I will spare it."

“Come on both of you, and do bring the chicken.” We followed him inside, the library smelled damp and old to me, the stone walls giving it an air of mystery. His long robe brushed the floor, making slight swishing sounds as we walked toward a table in the corner of the room; piled high with books. He motioned for us to sit and picked up a book that looked like it’s binding was about to fall apart. He flipped the yellowed pages until he found what he was looking for and set the book down, pointing to a page where I began to read out loud. “The Earth Goddesses’ Protector, a wolf with fur the color of moonlight guards her from the night sky, his spirit glowing and racing amongst the stars for a