Galaxy Texture Novels & Stories

So she climbed the wooden steps under the tiled awning, and entered. She had seen strange objects in Lord Galax's tent: metallic contraptions that he used on his maps, a lamp that used gas instead of fire to light up, among other things. This... she didn't even know how to describe. The place was stuffed with portraits, carpets, and sculptures, and the wooden walls were so intricately carved with flowery patterns that she almost felt sorry for even imagining burning it up. A massive chandelier in the middle of the room lit up the entire place, and she saw that the adjacent rooms were just as lavish and filled with things.

She was no exception. Her collection was the last to be showcased. Soon, her models stepped onto the stage. Titled “Galaxy,” Eudora’s collection went beyond dazzling evening gowns. Each design was like a unique planet, radiating a mystical and mesmerizing beauty. The primary fabrics were luxurious and carefully selected to reflect light like distant stars. Shimmering satin flowed like the Milky Way, delicate tulle resembled the mist enveloping planets, and intricate lace sparkled like constellations.

"You think this is a throne room? Aradaa, look at the floor. It’s moving." Kaelor’s voice was a jagged rasp. He didn't just stand; he braced, his boots sinking into a surface that felt like liquid gold and solid glass all at once. Around them, the Galactic Core didn't hold stars. It held threads. Miles-long, glowing filaments of light that crisscrossed in a dizzying, geometric hum.

My fingers wrapped around the cool handle, and I turned it gently, slowly pushing the door open. The moment I stepped inside, my breath caught in my throat. The room unfolded before me like something out of a dream I didn’t dare voice. The walls were scattered with glowing galaxy decals—planets and constellations orbiting in a symphony of soft color. Stars clung to every corner, like whispers of light against the darkness. It was as if the night sky had been gathered in this room and laid out just for him.

​The Triangulum Galaxy did not look like a collection of stars from the bridge of the Vane’s Legacy II. It looked like a Storm. ​A swirling, sapphire-blue vortex of gas and ancient light, Triangulum had always been the "Quiet Neighbor" of the Andromeda system. But as the Vane’s Legacy II detached from the newly grown Andromeda-Spire-Alpha, the "Null-Link" wasn't quiet. It was screaming with a frequency that was both terrifyingly alien and hauntingly familiar.

I didn’t reply to her anymore and followed her silently. After walking for quite an ng, Galaxy stopped in front of an old house in the deserted part of the city where there was no crowd or visitors. Galaxy examined her surroundings carefully for a little longer than usual. Then, she knocked on the door as silently as she could. I was standing behind her while observing every single thing in that world. Every animal and insect was strange there. They were all craving for the blood and flesh of their prey.

As soon as the ripple went for another shockwave, it came out covered in a different color but the vibrations at which it pulsed at felt extremely familiar. "Crystal Systems Creator?" Once the silver color ripple reached the edge of the "dead" galaxy, it became a thin unbreakable shielding. Preventing anything and everything to reach through, as if to protect a pathway. From the outside looking in, one can see the faint design of a Tigers face with ever watching cold eyes ready to kill.

I just finished writing it last night. [Remember to download it.] When I saw that his wedding gift for me was the introduction to String Theory, I laughed. His idea of romance was always so hardcore. I leaned back against my seat and closed my eyes. The nightmare that had tormented me for my entire youth had finally disappeared. All those people and troublesome things in the past had become dust. My world was no longer restricted to that small town, but it was a wide galaxy filled with the endless unknown. It was the ultimate romance of physics, and I would need to explore it my entire life.