Long Ago And Far Far Away In Galaxy Novels & Stories

In the distance, there were multicolored stars, like a lonely galactic river. This scene was simply too astounding. Two totally incompatible scenes were before them at the same time, without disrupting the other's existence. It was simply a miracle. Ding Hao really could not think of any other word to describe what he had just seen. They felt like they had reached the ends of the earth, and the furthermost extremity of the galaxy.

Still, our restless traveler has to try. He scanned the nearby galaxies with his spiritual sense and found a dying star some 5 million light years away from his position. As of this very moment, his spiritual sense could already cover the totality of this universe. This was one of the unexpected by products of him refining the void and its powerful energy. “Come.” Maru whispered and an eerie eclipse shrouded the entire form of that faraway sun. One second it was there and the next, the giant star just vanished from space.

“The origin of magic is going to be found here–buried.” “I don’t think that’s correct. Look.” I press the remote, and the ceiling of the observatory shifts, stars blurring at the speed of light, replaced by the far off galaxy I’ve been studying for the past… oh, gods, four years? “This is the Cerridwen Galaxy. My… life’s work.” I don’t mean to choke on the words, but I look up, and even though I’ve seen this same map of the stars hundreds of times before, it always takes my breath away. “We didn’t have the technology to look this far into space until very recently–within the last decade. It’s a marvel, honestly, and even then, it took an incredible amount of research and theorizing to put th

James left the Desolate Galaxy. The Desolate Galaxy was too desolate. It was completely devoid of all life. Besides, even the nearby galaxies were lacking in the energy of Heaven and Earth. Even if there were living beings here, their cultivation base would be insignificant. They would not possess the ability to traverse space and head to other galaxies. After James left, he found a powerful planet a few thousand galaxies away from the Desolate Galaxy. This planet was strong, and it possessed terrifying energy of Heaven and Earth. On this planet, there were Quasi Acmeans.

Outer space is a deep, dark ocean, vast and terrifying, yet filled with wonders no mind can truly grasp. In that endless void, there are countless galaxies, each one a brilliant, spiraling island, a jewel spilled across the black velvet. One of those islands, anchored far away on the edge of darkness, was the Aetheria Galaxy. Its center was a giant, steady beacon of light, constant and calm, keeping every world in its grip warm and alive. Though breathtaking, Aetheria was just a single, small piece in the immense, sprawling territory controlled by the Royal Fenrir Empire.

Far beyond Earth—. Answered.

At this moment! A group of people suddenly appeared in front of Zephyr Khan. All of them were participants in the competition. When the illusion disappeared, everything around Zephyr Khan finally appeared in front of him. This was a vast and empty galaxy. Its surroundings were pitch-black like ink. Bright stars were flickering nonstop in the galaxy. It was as if they had arrived in the cosmos! It was unimaginable! There was such a lifelike Secret land within it, and it was no different from a true galaxy!

“not like one of them being here. The actual being, I mean.” “No,” Tok said. “After years and years of wondering. Hundred of thousands of them by Earth standards. Teams were sent out to find the seeds. My family was sent to Earth. We have been here watching for generations of humans. Our life span is a bit higher than the most basic of humans. The ones who live the longest on earth are often our seeds.” “How many types of beings are there?” Gregor asked. “I mean in the universe, not just on Earth.” “Millions, or billions. Does it matter?” Tok asked. “Think of it. There are more galaxies in the universe than there are grains of sand on your tiny planet.”

Claire ⋅•⋅⊰∙∘∘∙⊱⋅•⋅ Eleven Years Ago... Stars and dark blue sheets... I've spent countless nights counting every single one of these stars. One hundred and twenty-three tiny luminous dots scattered across the expanse of these dark blue sheets. At this moment, I'm not here. I'm far away, lost among the stars. I close my eyes, imagining myself twirling among them, each twinkling a distant universe, each gleaming a moment of serenity far removed from this reality.

It all just happened for no concrete reason. "Yes." Hyomi ventured to look at other people. "My best friend once promised me." For a moment she shifted her gaze to the scene in front of her while snorting softly, feeling a great sense of disappointment. "But he left without saying goodbye and without keeping his promise to take a vacation to Eco Land."