Kamino Planet Novels & Stories

Anton, Kwame and Vladimir were the only ones aside me who knew what was going on. I told them I'll give them feedback about the crates after twenty-four hours. I've spent the entire night thinking like a bloody idiot. Even now as I smoked, I was still thinking. Stellarite was as rare as discovering dinosaur skeletons. If someone discovered where to mine it, I want to know where exactly is it's location. If he's shipping these stuffs to the military, then they must be aware who the supplier was. It's this location of the mine that I'm interested in.

Deep below the contaminated soil, vast, pulsating veins of brilliant, shimmering blue and green appeared. "However," Ben said, a triumphant note in his voice, "the pollution was a smokescreen, either intentionally created or fortuitously discovered by Hammer Industries to drive down the land's perceived value. What lies beneath is one of the richest, most concentrated deposits of rare earth minerals—specifically Neodymium and Dysprosium—discovered on this continent in the last fifty years."

The Sangruil Sinners had been preparing for hundreds of years and were not so easy to deal with. Although the surface was calm, the water below still surged. … At the edge of the Milky Way galaxy. David and the others had found Planet Buck. It was a very inconspicuous, ultra-small planet that had some life. "Sir, here we are. This is the Planet Buck," Balu shouted excitedly. Although he had been young when he left the planet and hundreds of years had passed since, this planet had been imprinted in his mind deeply, and he would never forget it.

The Milky Way galaxy was immense, and many unconventional stars proved breeding grounds of highly desirable exotic materials. Natural, due to the special circumstances in which they were formed, they were also notoriously scarce. That meant that the mining companies that exploited these valuable mining areas made a killing. Ves heard a rumor in which a top-of-the-line mech from a first-rate superstate could cost up a trillion bright credits. That was an unimaginable sum of money in the perspective of the Bright Republic, but it would only cause a citizen of a superstate to blink their eyes. In any case, Ves and Carlos talked a bit about their own preferences while casually paying attention t

84 m, despite the thin and slender body had a moment of determined arrogance with a little bit of dominance as a quick thought flash through his mind. 'Yes, I am a Luna! He can't afford to touch a luna especially if Luna's are 1% rare in Star Galaxy! ... Am i right?' he thought with not so full of confidence like he had earlier with him. A moment of arrogance that sprouted to his bones was once again shattered when he didnt even have the slightest confidence that Peerce wont move him just because he belongs to the category of people whom are rare-no very much rare that cant be find anywhere or even in the most hidden outskirts of the Star Galaxy planet or even in the planet that was long ago

Making sure they understood and backed down on their seat. We were back at the kitchen with all the food the brothers had found in another storage room that I hadn’t known existed. The food they found were quite a lot to last us for a few months here and back in Kósmima. Some of the food was already packed tightly and in a sturdy dark brown backpack. I had guessed that it was some kind of emergency food safely tucked away somewhere within the mansion. All the foods inside the bags were either canned and astronaut foods that just needed water to be eaten or heated.

A giant screen that had dropped down from the seamless ceiling lit up, and Kor stood beside it, pointing to the large planet that appeared in the middle of it. "This is my home world, Xaanda, or, translated, Planet of Bounty. You'll notice it resembles your planet Earth quite a bit, although we are several times larger. We have a bright sun much like your own and a second, smaller, red sun. Rotating around our planet are three moons, the resting place for our ancestors. But that is a history lesson for another day."

They needed an Atmosphere-Forge. "The Monoliths showed us the blueprints," Mara explained, projecting a holographic map of the planet’s northern pole. "There’s a massive deposit of 'Carbonate-Lattice' beneath the ice cap. If we can ignite it, we can trigger a controlled greenhouse effect. We can give this world a blanket."

Please watch over us, and if you happen to be friends with Goddess Sekhmet, maybe put in a good word for us… I stopped pacing and moved toward the glass where I could see everything happening outside. The surrounding ships were stationary, clearly watching over us. I wasn’t surprised—after all, the two Emperors who ruled over them were aboard. I looked at the massive planet, and even at a glance, you could already tell that most of it was made of landmass. The green parts of the planet were where the other resident species lived. I was told it was a rainforest, and there was an agreement between the two races for the importation of Raggon berries from there, which they paid a high price for.

she asks immediately and I nod excitedly. That is exactly what I was going to ask about. "Excellent place to begin. Let's see, there are sixteen planets in our galaxy with life on them. Earth, Cok, Peulo, Kea, Vaal, Hassin, Shikaz, Makskin, Glortinon, Frole, Gaimo, Jahn, Rusckod, Gafrop, and Muysock. The allied planets are currently at war with Jahn, Rusckod, Gafrop, and Muysock," Baalee says and I can't help but lean forward.