Planethumans Sun Novels & Stories

January, 3505, Planet R-786 TRAPPIST Planetary system, 40 light years from the sun. Twilight crawled in nice and slow over the white dwarf sun and doused the city in orange. A bleak and uninviting breeze picked up pace and drove most of the men inside. Nocturnal beings ventured out. A rectangular hover craft zoomed past the empty city, people unaware of its existence. It slowed down and dived steep towards the deserted street of Canneti and pulled up just in time. The diver relaxed his grip and glanced back with a boyish grin towards a government labour regulations office, a grin stretched out from his scarred face, like remembering something. Seven years ago the monster within him had raise

Mama nodded and smiled softly. “In ancient times, when the world was new. There was only one big planet among the planets in the universe; it was very beautiful but at the same time too hot. And it shone towards the Earth every day. The planet was called the ‘Sun’. It gave light for people to see, for plants to grow, and for heat to balance the cold temperature. But even though it’s so beautiful, the Sun is sad and lonely all the time. At night, it disappears and is replaced by the light of the stars.”

Through the city's internal com-network, the image of external cameras came to us, on the surface of the Marian trench. The dense, yellow sulfur mist that has been the dry ocean floor for centuries had suffocated, ripped up. The golden energy of the PlanetHero core spread like a Shield over the whole sky. The toxic clouds burned, dissolved and gave the view of what this world had lost for so long. The sun. A clear, unspoiled, blue sky spanned over the desert from salt. “The gravitational anomalies stabilise,” Silas whispered, who almost fell his pad

The Outer Solar System. Orbit of Pluto. Zero Hour + 6 Minutes. Outside the pitch-black hull of The Sovereign, there was no sound, only the blinding flashes of plasma illuminating the dark edge of the solar system. The Golden Swarm was relentless. Thousands of six-winged biomechanical angels descended upon the four human mechs like a biblical plague. They didn't fight with strategy; they fought with absolute, terrifying synchronization, a hive-mind focused entirely on tearing through the dreadnought's kinetic shields.

When he took him, an obliterating light took him away he heard his voice man with his face on his neck as he hugged him and his last look towards Astro “Star plus a few other heroes, in that it happened, in which when he got to atmosphere towards the earth, he left them towards the rest and transported them away from being seen. Therefore, around all the satellites and lights that consumed, as if surrounded by the atmosphere, the light involved the entire extension of the earth, incinerating all beings of black slime and involving the inhabitants of the earth, in which they actually retreated along with those simulations. of retreat. The sun now free of restrictions and now being enveloped i

Shola's extremities covered hundreds of square miles of ocean and, that being the case, could feast on nearly limitless sunlight. Wonderful, delicious sunlight, which was different from that available on her native planet had its own unique bouquet. It was a dreamy existence for the most part, drifting with the currents, pursuing whatever thoughts happened along, and keeping the world at bay. Well, almost at bay, since there was no way to ignore the surface vessels that did occasional damage to her delicate limbs, or the minds, thousands upon thousands of which planned, schemed, and plotted until the ethers were filled with the metal equivalent of static.

“The only one who can identify them is a seer. As their birthmark becomes visible after their twentieth moon.” “Can your apprentice identify them?” The seer eyes briefly widened in panic, “It is a wild goose chase, Alpha. There are millions of packs all over the world, finding a person touched by the sun is nigh impossible. The princess might be dead long before that.” “If I may, alpha. I heard that one touched by the sun is born only on the 60th day of the leap year, surely that narrows the numbers.” The seers apprentice, Amal spoke.

I whispered. He took a breath that wasn’t needed. “Five hundred years ago, our sun vanished. No one knows why. Some say the ancient king Solaris angered the gods. Some say it was punishment for our sins. Whatever the truth, vampires became prisoners of night. We can walk in moonlight, starlight, candlelight. but sunlight burns us to ash in seconds.” He placed his hand over my belly. “You, Harper Quinn, are the first human in recorded history whose blood carries pure sunlight. I smelled it the moment you stepped on that stage. One taste” His eyes darkened with memory. “One taste and I knew you were the Sun-Born of prophecy.”

"You know that. I pull back, a new Alpha rises in ten years with a new appetite. Your grandchildren fight this same war. The ending I am proposing is permanent." "What ending?" He looked at me steadily. No smile now. Just those amber eyes, direct and serious in a way that was somehow more unsettling than the charm. "A Sacred Bond," he said. "A marriage between the Alpha King and a human woman. Binding under wolf law and human treaty. A Human Luna… the first in history. Two species joined at the highest level, publicly and permanently." The yard went very quiet. I heard one of my guards exhale slowly behind me. "You want to marry a human," I said flatly.

Finally, though, mankind had won, and a new era of peace and prosperity began. With the red sun shining brightly and the discoveries of gifts, it didn't take long for mankind to rebuild everything. Slowly but steadily, cities were built again. As new cities were built, it led to a massive advancement in technology. Very soon, whole cities became entirely solar-powered. Buildings became stronger and bigger than ever before. Such things as flying cars and even flying trains were no longer fictional. Everything had solar panels on them. The need for gas and coals vanish without a trace. The air became much cleaner, and even the people seemed healthier. They stopped eating meat and would go outs