Kamino Planet Novels & Stories

From deep geothermal vents, a mixture of amber resin and carbonized bone flowed into the shapes of interstellar ships. "They're called Seed-Walkers," Leo said, his voice low as he viewed the satellite feeds. "The planet isn't just building ships, Kael. It's sprouting. It's creating 'Mini-Biospheres'-vessels that carry a piece of the Earth's own neural network inside them." The Call of the Lost

It was a jagged, brutalist machine, bristling with rail-guns and "Gravity-Siphons." ​"You think a few weeds can stop the progress of the Boardroom, Elena?" The voice of Director Vane-Sallow boomed again, coming from the skiff’s massive speakers. "We have the resources of three moons. We have the 'Anti-Matter' engines. You have a handful of farmers with glowing skin." ​"We have the Planet, Vane-Sallow!" Elena shouted back, her bronze eyes glowing with a terrifying intensity. "You came here to find an asset. We came here to find a Home. And a home fights back!"

"Message: my name is Venteri." I am the last survivor on the planet Juno in the constellation Alindarga after a massive epidemic of the deadly virus "Itrokt", to which I was the only one immune. I have food and water supplies for several years of life. At night I like to look at the sky to see other constellations. There must be someone out there I'm talking to. I hope you will hear and answer me. You're the only one who can help me - using a special device resembling a miniature radio telescope, along later passed the next scheduled morning message into space».

material plan. Then it can be found in high mountains or plateaus, its habitats looking humble from the outside, but its interiors laden with luxury, even if they pale in comparison to their homes in earlier plans. He was a Kirin who was well known, except for his dirty tricks, it was a perfect location, it was meant to inhabit the highlands of the Moonshae Isles, while the forests and mountains north of Endless Waste were beautiful, oddly enough. it seems. Tsuki collected seeds, flowers, and some plants, throwing them through the portals, towards his cave, he wanted to know if they would grow on his planet, he knew they could destroy an ecosystem, but it didn't hurt to try.

There was a large waterfall at the entrance, and colorful lanterns — black, pink, and purple — were placed high in the trees with colored lights in the shape of stars. There were many vendors scattered around the area selling merchandise related to the planets, and there were stations with all kinds of games and activities. Huge statues of Mars, Saturn, Neptune, and all the other planets surrounded the area. The dance area was decorated with LED lights and the moon at the center. It was so amazing. "It's beautiful," I told Nicholas. "It is," he agreed. Nicholas took me by the hand and guided me to the nearest stalls full of merchandise. I looked at the tables. There, placed in neat lines, we

"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."

Coffee are savior! "How can we have money for guns and ammunition but not for buying matching cups?" Jason asked. "Because Mercury is the closest planet to the sun," Camden replied uselessly and stood up to get a cup for himself. "You just hurt my brain with that answer Reyes," Jason said. "I'm actually surprised that you have a brain Alcantara," Camden retorted. "Enough about that, I think I'm onto something," Knoxx said, earning everybody's attention. "I sent you all links," he added.

It was best to avoid danger until he knew what he was dealing with. As they continued traveling, he learned something else. This wasn't Earth. The planet was called Aquamarinus. There was no modern technology here, and it was more like Dragonia during ancient times. "Lincoln, I vaguely remember something about Nine Flames. Do you know what they are?" He hadn't expected much. However, to his surprise, Lincoln's eyes lit up with excitement. "Of course! You still remember Nine Flames, even with amnesia? How could I forget? They're the very foundation of our survival on Aquamarinus."

She couldn’t have looked more appealing than a juicy lamb set up for slaughter. The year 2215 had just begun and everything on Earth was just the same as it had been for the last hundred or so years. Exhausted of its natural resources, the population of the planet relied on raw materials from its various space stations and settlements around the Solar System. The sector M-69 also known as Hagar Mills was one such settlement on Earth’s nearest neighbor, Mars, the red planet.

Planet Celestial was an enormous planet with a diameter of almost 300,000 km. Its land was rich and vast, with ample resources for all. It had several deep seas and even deeper oceans. Fertile and rich seemed like understatements for this planet. Even with its vast land, it had only a single large and well known desert, and only a few forbidden zones. Contrary to the land mass of this great planet, the Celestials were a small race. The average number recorded for a race was a little over 10 billion. Yet the Celestials were barely up to 50 million.