Fantasy Spaceship Novels & Stories

"Show me." The captain bowed and started walking fast ahead. We didn't have to go too far because he pointed at a large residential apartment complex partially on fire and I saw the giant letters spray painted in red. "Death to the Moon Goddess vessel." I read the large text.

All eyes were on the approaching spaceship. The front of the window splashed as the ship slowed and pulled up to the end of the dock. Beyond the water's edge, Sloan could make out a majestic palace. Past that, a giant city of multiple levels was shadowed by mountains. The sky was a mellow peach like the sun was setting. Sloan had to give it to Octnavin's home. It was beautiful, grand, and made for a mighty ruler. They parked at the end of the dock and floated. No one moved.

Martino, ignoring and avoiding everyone’s eyes. “How did you know I was related to them? You know me?” Paniniguro ko. “Yes, of course. We always do a background check on our people." Napatango naman ako nang masagot niya ang tanong ko sa utak ko. Muli siyang nagsalita. "Ang spaceship na ginamit ng grupo ng mga magulang mo ay mabagal ang takbo. Kaya sa palagay ko’y natagalan silang makahanap ng planeta. This spaceship is upgraded. It has the speed of a lightning. Well, million times the speed of the lightning. Madali lang kayong makakarating sa planetang pinag-landingan ng mga magulang mo. Meet your spaceship, Andromeda.” He said, nodding towards the spaceship.

“I’m ready. But how will we enter the fire of the sun?” The mechanical leader touched a chip on his chest, and a massive anti-matter spaceship descended through the clouds. “Lucas designed this vessel to withstand the sun’s heat. Come, Your Majesty—time is running out.” Sona stood beside me, clutching my clothes. Her golden eyes burned like fire. “Mother, I’m going with you. I can hear Father calling from within that fire.” We boarded the spacecraft. Thousands of small warships accompanied us. As we left the sky and entered the void of space, we witnessed a terrifying sight. A massive metallic ring surrounded the sun—the ‘Moreno Ring’—through which Father controlled the entire star.

It was designed for two Sovereign beings to disappear into the infinite multiverse. The ship sailed smoothly through the chaotic, colorful currents of The Bleed, the hyperspace between dimensions. Inside the master suite, the ambient lighting was dimmed to a soft, warm amber. The massive panoramic window offered a breathtaking view of shifting galaxies and newborn stars, but Caleb wasn't looking out the window. He was leaning against the heavy titanium door he had just locked, his molten gold eyes completely darkened with a raw, primal hunger, fixed entirely on his wife.

The break was brief—just long enough for cool champagne to be pressed to Lila’s lips and for gentle fingers to wipe the sweat from her brow. Victor and Jade moved around her like they’d choreographed this a hundred times, murmuring praise that made her float even as her body still trembled from the last orgasm. “Look at her,” Jade said softly, tracing a fingertip through the mess Victor had left across Lila’s back. “Absolutely perfect.” Victor returned from the toy table with a sleek black plug—medium sized, tapered, with a gleaming emerald jewel at the base that matched Jade’s gown. He held it up so Lila could see.

“We did! And the Perisphere to see Democracity, of course. That was no where near as amazing as Futurama, though.” “I loved that one too!” “Did you ride in the cars in the Transportation zone?” Evelyn shook her head. “If you go back, you have to do that. At Ford, you ride on the Road of the Future, which is this astounding feeling thing made of cork and rubber. It’s like having springs in your feet, only you get to ride in their Cars of the Future—what did they call it? some kind of horse—Mustang? No matter, you take the cars over that smooth road,” Lily raised a hand to illustrate, “and it’s elevated, so when you look out the windows, you can see across the fairgrounds. The car we took, it