On Earth Book Novels & Stories

The rest of them were all dead stars with horrendous conditions where nothing could live. Nine planets revolved around the sun. From where David and the gang stood, they could see Earth rotating quickly and revolving around the sun. “Is that where you’re born?” Nova pointed at the blue planet. “Yes, Master. That’s Earth, where we’re born,” Selena answered. “That small?” “Compared to the living planets in the Milky Way and Star Kingdom, Earth is indeed pitifully small, but even though it’s small, it has everything we need,” David said.

He went up to his room, appreciating the comfort of silence as he curled up by the window with a book in hand. He was about a hundred pages in when his phone suddenly rang. A bit hesitantly, he picked it up to notice that it was none other than Earth. He carefully set the book face-down to mark the page he was in, before picking up his phone and laying on the bed. “Earth?”

It pulsed with the essence of creation,with unparalleled power forged in the crucible of the cosmos. The nascent universe was not ready for such raw, boundless energy.It was too unstable. The Heartstaff plunged through the fabric of reality, falling on to Earth, a planet that would be identified by the colour of the oceans, serene ,with specs of green and blue. But Earth itself was a round ball of fire at that stage. It fell in a cascade of celestial fire, onto its molten breast. It bore a profound enchantment, drawing the Earth's molten heart around it, creating a chamber deep within the planet's core where time itself seemed to stand still.

If compared to sizes on Earth, just the palm was enough to cover an entire country. The Earth groaned and creaked, as if awakening from a slumber of millennia. The sounds were eerie and haunting, like the lament of a restless spirit yearning to be set free. The fissures expanded, and with a final shatter, a massive figure leaped out of the chasm towards the sky. It looked down at the progressively crumbling planet in which it had slumbered for eons. "After so long, my blood boils at the prospect of what's to come."

she asked. No one answered. Because far above the clouds A massive shape began turning. Watching. Waiting. The world had not been destroyed Not yet. But now Earth was being tested… And if humanity failed, there would be no second chance.

I asked staring at what now looked like an emberpeak. "Once we step foot on the burned side of this earth, the creature knows we are here," Michael said. I stared at the beginning of the dark earth, and realised it didn't look like an ordinary burned earth, it looked like it was breathing. "Is this earth alive?" I asked.

and refused to blink. ​"The Earth-Spire is calling," Sophia whispered. Her form was no longer a pillar of light, but a soft, translucent woman in a gown of woven Aether-willow. She looked more human than she ever had in the Gutter. "Kaelen, the 'Heart-Tree' has reached the stratosphere. The entire planet is no longer just a garden. It’s a Living-Core." ​The Golden Orbit ​From the view-port, the Earth didn't look like a blue marble anymore. It looked like a Jewel wrapped in Emerald Silk.

Serena “Now, the earth is the mother. It gives birth to life and all that there is. It is the sustainer and when you have the gift to control earth, you have the responsibility to take care of it. Think of the food we eat, the plants there are, even the waters, they are all sustained and held in place by the earth. Without the earth, we wouldn't be. Secondly, there is water. It is said that water is life and it is true.

He explained as his hands met and slowly break apart, gesturing the word, 'Display'. "Veneiah? Or Birth, huh." She whispered, "Did that sphere possibly made us invisible from the outside or from other entities outside this world?" It would make sense if yes, but it's likely impossible. Earth can withhold life due to the fact that it was located in the 'Goldilocks Zone,' making the Earth's water liquid, not icy or evaporating. Dale painted an abstract expression on his face. He too was curious after hearing such a bizarre question, but not a single stock of promising answer jammed his mind.