Novel & Cerita Planet Tiamat

That beam of light headed straight for Earth. The floor beneath her shook again and she fell down on her knees, but her eyes never strayed as she watch that beam of light voraciously approached the blue and white planet. She watched as in one swoop that light quietly consumed Earth. It was a very familiar moment. It was like watching Atlantis' destruction all over again. She could barely hear the thundering noises within the confines of the ancient ship she is on. Nothing else could register in her senses as she took in the planetary explosion - the blue and white planet flaring brightly in silence in space.

She gazes back again at the horizon, looking at the stunning view. Hughes went beside her and placed his hands on his hips. He sighed. “It’s a beautiful place, isn’t it?” “U-uhm, yes. It is.”, she replied meekly. “This place is called Kósmima. It’s a different world than the world we teleported in.”, he explained simply as he knew that if he told her everything, she wouldn’t be able to process it fully. “I…is this all a dream? Are you just a dream?”, she looked at him.

And at this tears streamed down my face. "I almost feel pity for you." Emma laughed. "I won't reject you Athena, instead I'll have you feel pain for being so naïve to think I'd ever accept you as my mate. I'll let you feel how my mate and I make love." My Alpha and mate spoke distastefully while leaving me trembling in fear and in pain. "But you promised to reject her and make me your Luna." Emma whined. "She doesn't need to be rejected for you to be my Luna, luna Emma." My mate sweetly talked to his chosen luna.

"And how does the presence of multiple moons impact the atmosphere of the planets?" I smiled, knowing that this was a very interesting question. "The presence of multiple moons can influence the atmosphere of a planet in several ways. Moons can affect tides, create complex weather patterns and even stabilize the slope of the planet's axis, which is crucial for climate stability over time." Randall seemed to absorb every word, imagining the impact that the dance of the moons could have on a planetary system. The rain that fell around us seemed to echo the cosmic symphony we were exploring.

Terra, a planet chosen by the Gods, was now a place where Terrans, Vampires, Werewolves, Demons, and all other creatures became its inhabitants. The Cromwels' was originally from Mirrikh, the second planet that could sustain the lives of all creatures. It was called the red planet because you could smell the scent of blood through the air, and even the color of its surroundings was red. It was considered one of the most dangerous places to live in. Mirrikh was a place for the creatures who didn't have a clan. Those who had been exiled on their own and those who had committed a crime against others were now considered fugitives by the Elysian Elders.

“WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU?!” Damien growled as he pushed his Queen behind his back completely hiding her from view. Reign rolled her eyes; all the females rolled their eyes. Their mates keep treating them as if they are China dolls, which they are not. “Wait, wait, please.” Storm held her hands up standing in front of the unexpected visitors. “Tia, why would you just poof in?! We’ve discussed this many times!” Storm scolded. Tiamat raised her brow at Storm. “Selene, I do believe that your CHILD thinks she can scold me. I NEVER agreed to anything of the sort.” She dryly said looking at her nails.

“That was more of an Etherian thing. When she summoned you, she used some of the essence to tap into your electronics to remind you of the name.” “Why would she tell me to notify Zara instead of you, though?” “Because Preticus is responsible for your safety, as I am for the king’s. I mean, I’m responsible for both of you, but her first order is to ensure the princess’ safety above all else.” Mitzie nodded her head in understanding. “So, I’m sure you’re aware that Japheth’s holding Etheria hostage, too, then, huh?” “The embassy notified me as soon as it happened. Preticus and I were already working on a rescue plan when she came to you that day. There is a small lone planet called Tar that ou

It was running with its most incredible speed for a destination. One human was busy controlling the craft with his knowledge of driving in space. Another one was studying the digital map generated by the latest generation computer—the map for the way to Saturn. Saturn was the second-largest planet in the solar system, also a gas giant with an average radius about nine times that of the Earth. It acquired 82 moons. Titan was the largest moon of Saturn. The astronomical symbol of Saturn was the sickle of God, named to present wealth and agricultural prosperity. The sickle was a hand-held agricultural tool, a bagging hook. Sickle represented the agricultural revolution with assisting the crop-b

There was no need to train them in battle as this had always been a peaceful country. Many, many years ago, well before our time when the realm was young and well before the fall of humans, it was said this place was the capital of the world and boasted one of the largest armies anyone had ever heard of under the reign of the gods Apsu and Tiamat. They were said to be born of dragon blood. Legend depicts that before Tiamat was struck down, she had given birth in the form of an egg and Apsu had hidden that egg on top of a mountain. It was a story that mothers and fathers would tell their children, a story that generations of shifters had tried to prove if it was fact or fiction. The truth is

Santiago waved his hand, and three planets appeared in the middle of the table, one of them had a lot of activity: ships entering and exiting, space stations orbiting it, great battles in the atmosphere, and a metropolis in its red moon. The second one was a lot calmer: green forests spanning thousands of meters, mountains tall enough to reach the stratosphere, turtles with countries on their backs, there were spaceships, but in less quantity than the first. Finally, there was a cold and dead planet: all the landmass covered in snow, the oceans were either deadly still or had storms big enough to be seen from the space, a turtle much bigger than the ones in the second planet carried an enorm