Novel & Cerita Fictional Planet From Avatar

"One of the many races that were backward. No drive, no ambition, no nothing. That's actually the treat I called you down here for . . . To show you your home." The screen on the wall went on and the image of her planet popped up. It looked a little like earth but was much smaller, just about the size of Mecury with only three continents on it with the rest of it covered with water. "Oh my gosh," Molly said as she slowly rose from the chair; taking a few steps forward even. "That was my planet . . . My home?" "Yes it was. It was called cero and it's people . . . Ceroins."

“You are right. It is terrific. I wonder why Mr. Dixon changed our space ship to the latest one. Do you think we will find dangerous creatures on this planet?” “I hope not!” Vivian said, shuddering at the thought of pictures she had seen of a planet named Xerra. It was covered with giant plants that ate flesh. She shook her head to get rid of those images and focused on the screen. Suddenly the camera zoomed in on a particular region. Two beefy men were uprooting a tree. The muscles of their arms flexed as they pulled it right out of the ground. Vivian turned around to see Ruza drooling. Snapping her fingers in front of Ruza’s eyes, she said, “I thought you had a boyfriend, girl.”

She still could not believe she was in Colter's world. Colter's confession about him not being a human and that he came from a world called Howard, seemed like a long time ago. Vida felt she was living right out of a fairytale. Who knew there existed another world with people who had super powers and could fly? Howard was nothing like Earth. The luscious greenery was something else here. Vida immediately knew just by looking at the flowers, they were magical. The air was different too. It was sweeter. Or maybe she was just used to the contaminated air of the Hudson River.

Now that I can see their colors, it’s easy to paint my own tones to match them. “Gaieta,” the drakaina replies, her silver lips smiling as her words shift to match my color exactly. “The name of this planet is Gaieta. Or it was, once,” she sighs, as she looks out at the vast expense of wasteland. “Before our people fled to find our new home.” “Our people?” I ask, unsure of what she’s saying. “Who are you?”

I am apart of an alien competition, and when it ends, a male will ask me to be his. "You don't have a single question," she asks, almost desperately, and I look at her. "If you had a choice, what planet would you want to live on," I ask, and she smiles. She sits down at the small table and leans forward excitedly. "During our training they have us tour the planets and get familiar with each planet's customs. I really enjoyed it. My favorite places were Shikaz, Glortinon, and Vaal. The planets were beautiful, and so were the people. They reminded me of Kea and our personalities. Especially the planet Glortinon. It's lovely, and the people there are even more so," Jali says with unbridled enth

"On an alien planet where deadly algae poisoned all life. Not to mention convincing my pod to board alien ships and travel across the skies to a new galaxy?" "Your alien planet." Coco corrected. "Halinepura is a fisheri world. And the NIRL have tested the waters thoroughly—it's safe to return." "I should trust your word?" Vigtor laughed. "You use my child to lure me into this facility. And then demand that we leave our home—I should order my citizens to leave their home and risk possible death?" He shook his head. "I know nothing about your galactic affairs." "You don't have a choice." Cleona smiled and raised her brows. "You're not welcome on earth as an invasive alien species."

That was enough sentiment over a shower, he couldn't spend too much time in here. Putting the memory of Rita's departure out of his mind, he hurried to wash himself and get out of the shower. There was a blueish hue over the field as he made his way back. The moon was going away and the sun was starting to rise over Gradual. There was almost no difference between Gradual and Mars, save for the fact that the atmosphere was habitable and the dusty earth could grow plants. As he walked, Axel appreciated the green field under his feet and tried to think of a memory from planet Earth but nothing was coming to mind. It was almost like a lifetime ago since he was there.

I am a biped much similar to human beings but I don’t belong here. “What do you mean by that?* Sia said frowning. *I am a Viridian, Sia. I am not a human being.* *What is Viridian?* Sia asked, not quite understanding what he was saying. *I come from a planet named Viridia, about 10 light-years away from Earth. It is located in the Rossa System. It is one of the planets that revolve around the star Ross 248.* “I know that you don’t have very high opinions about me but for God’s sake, I am not that stupid. How can someone travel so far? One would be dead before one has reached Earth.” Sia said getting up indignantly.

“Centuries ago... and I mean centuries ago... back in the time when the planet’s dominant population had shifted from reptiles to humans, my people set out from their own overpopulated planet -the planet Vympirus- in search of places to colonize. Earth was amongst those places.” “Vympirus?” Bruce whispered, more to himself than anyone else. “I know this part,” I interjected. Magdalena tossed me a smile before continuing, “Some of what I told you will have to be told again for your cousin’s benefit, I’m afraid.” “Not a problem,” I replied. “Please, continue.” Magdalena nodded and continued with her tale.

I asked and pointed at something. Zuno looks at it and then smiles at me. “Oh, that’s a portal connecting the SOS planet and Earth.” Zuno answered my question and continued with his work. I was so amazed and I even gaped. I felt so curious about the planet Earth. “Um, what's Earth?” I asked. Hmm? “Oh, Earth is another planet. There are so many living things there unlike here. People there aren’t aliens, they are humans. The planet Earth is the best planet I think.” Zuno answered while he was so busy.