Planethumans Sun Novels & Stories

“We hope this will be the last of these formal meeting. I hope is to open all borders. The tragedies of the past should never be forgotten but we can not live there, we must learn. I welcome you all.” “First item. The skin cancer that has been infecting the humans. I have research here that I have forwarded to you all shows the sun in your colony is the cause. I strongly urge you all to take precautions,” Terry tells the assembled group. “For our part double Alphas from all over the world are donating plasma to mass produce the cure,” Oliver informs them. “My own children donated.” “He just has to brag about being a double Alpha every chance he gets,” Hank teases.

"I had to wait. Until she was gone. Until the threat was over. Now I can activate Phoenix. Start moving people underground. Save them." "People won't believe you. They'll think you're crazy." "They will when the sun starts failing. When temperatures drop. When crops die. Then they'll beg for shelter." His father pulled up more data. "It's already starting. Solar output has decreased point three percent. Scientists are noticing. Governments are panicking. We have maybe five years before it accelerates." Trina held Hope tighter. "What about her? What about children born during this?" "They survive underground. Grow up in the bunkers. Then emerge when it's safe. In a hundred years, maybe two hu

My dark hair was bound into an intricate battle braid interlinked with thin silver threads, and my dark eyes tracked the satellite telemetry in real-time: ​Planetary Shield Integrity: One hundred percent. Solar Energy Harvest Rate: Nine point four terawatts per second. Global Mana Stability: Absolute equilibrium. ​"Looking over the entire world from the stars, my Empress?" ​Ethan’s low, resonant voice echoed through the vast, quiet chamber.

I squinted and gave the bomb expert a half-smile. "There’s no need to waste time with words.” "Just do your thing, and quick." He nodded and got down to business with his tools. I licked my back teeth. Great. Now of all times I was dying for a smoke. The afternoon in Safrana? It was blazing hot. I had been standing in the blazing sun for what felt like an eternity, and it seemed like the sun was trying to cook me alive.

She was fascinated by the stories and the way Eddie spoke with such enthusiasm. "And over there," Eddie continued, pointing to a bright planet in the sky. "That's Jupiter. It's the largest planet in our solar system and the fifth planet from the sun." Luna's eyes widened as she took in the sight of the massive planet. She couldn't help but wonder what it would be like to live on another planet. "Do you think it's possible for humans to live on other planets?" she asked, turning to Eddie. Eddie thought for a moment before responding. "It's definitely possible, but it would be a huge challenge. We would need to find a planet with the right conditions for human life, and then we would need to f

Alfred sighed. Zephyr quickly returned home after leaving the Skyfall building. He smiled wryly upon reflecting what he had just done. “Jade must really hate me… however, can you really blame me?” Although Zephyr had just solved the Khan’s current crisis, the Sun began their move. At the Sun hall, Sylvester Sun sat on his throne, to his sides were ten or so Sun elders and leaders. “They have endured much recently, the Khan have lost their pill supply. Does anyone have any other news?” he asked slowly while he scanned his panel of advisors.

I order the Gamma Steward. Steward nods at me with respect. “Any other question?” I glance around them. I know there must be questions today. They exchange a look with each other. “Alpha, we heard that you brought back a human being mate. Is that true?” Someone asks. “Yes.” I nod slightly but firmly. This single word ignites heated discussion. A cascade of questions flood me.

[6:31am - A tall, roughly 5'11" bronze-skinned young man appearing to be roughly 19 years of age. With brown/black hair the color of pepper and sand. The Iris' of his eyes glowing an iridescent pink and pupils of a purple hue; climbs out of a window as quietly as possible as if he is sneaking away. On an island surrounded by water with a lighthouse off in the distance, this planet was known as Deidra. A planet completely separate from Earth yet identical in mass on the opposite side of the Sun, with its rotation perfectly set in parallel orbit to Earth as the planet would never come into contact with it until the Great expedition in the year of 2025 AD. in the present year of 3040 AD. This p

Kesari was in his struggling period again. ‘Great…! This one is the highest order we have received till today.’ Bali proudly looked in the east direction to observe the rising Sun. ‘Yes Sir...!’, The manager folded his hands. ‘From which planet we received the same?’ ‘Sir…! The order is from the Saturn.’ ‘The Saturn.’, Bali sat, put his hand on the table, and rotated his first finger on the juice cup, ‘The Saturn’, he closed his eyes and murmured, “Ravan”

Meg The morning light filtered through the large windows of the pack house’s main conference room, casting a warm glow over the assembled pack members. I stood at the head of the table, facing a mix of familiar and wary faces. The air was thick with anticipation and tension. Today was the first official meeting since I had taken over as Luna, and I needed to lay the groundwork for my new leadership.