Planethumans Sun Novels & Stories

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

The US alone has fifty states “I’ll handle that,” said the head of security. “I can get the names of their chief soldiers to see if anyone has a son with the same age as the princess. The God of the Sun is a proud god. He will always choose a high ranking official to bless.” The chief of security bids his farewells. “Meeting adjourned. Let us continue this tomorrow.” Luna’s father stood up, as well as the others. “Where do you live, boy?” He asked Sol.

He sighed and said, "You're not turning into anything." "But you bit me. I read that when vampires bite a human, their venom spreads and infects all of the host's cells, turning them into vampires." "Where did you read that?" "From the Internet." He sighed and said, "You won't change. This is all you need to know now." And as he tried to leave, I asked, "I also read that vampires can't walk under the sun." "It's a myth. Do I look like I'm in pain when I walk in the sun."

Even Harlan’s, reluctantly. I turned to the next section. “Humans,” I said. Naomi made a tiny, delighted noise. “Article three: Humans who live in or regularly interact with pack territory are protected guests under the Alpha and Luna’s authority. They are not prey. They are not tools. They are… people.” A snort came from one of the younger council members. “Who’s calling humans prey?” he muttered. Leo gave him a flat look. “Your uncle,” he said. “Three months ago.”

Human cities, once isolated bunkers of clinical fear, were opening their gates to the Silver Moon Vanguard, trading old world data for the restorative heat of the Sun Pack’s fire. My Tempered Heart beat with a steady, peaceful sixty beats per minute, no longer a ticking clock of survival but a rhythmic anchor for the world I had helped to mend. The solar enzyme in my blood was a permanent warmth, a gift from the forge that allowed me to walk through the highest peaks of the north and the deepest sands of the south without flinching. Beside me, Killian stood as the undisputed Alpha King of the unified lineages, his slate grey skin holding a permanent violet gold sheen that signaled his evolut

Crescent Moon had given me back some of what grief stole. "Getting warm in here." I wiped sweat from my forehead. "I'm stepping out for air." "Take your time," Cora called. "We're ahead of schedule anyway." I pushed through the side door into late afternoon sunshine. The manor grounds bustled with quiet activity—warriors changing patrol shifts, pack members heading home from work, and children playing under watchful eyes. Peace made visible. I leaned against the wall, breathing deeply, letting the noise wash over me.

The ground beneath Jack Sterling’s boots lurched with a sickening, terrifying jolt. It wasn't an earthquake. The entire planet had just shifted on its cosmic axis. High above, Katherine stared through the scope of her void-sniper, her Ice Queen armor chilling the air around her. "Jack! The sun! It's getting larger! The Administrator isn't attacking the surface; it’s literally dragging the Earth into the sun to incinerate the server!"

I asked and pointed at something. Zuno looks at it and then smiles at me. “Oh, that’s a portal connecting the SOS planet and Earth.” Zuno answered my question and continued with his work. I was so amazed and I even gaped. I felt so curious about the planet Earth. “Um, what's Earth?” I asked. Hmm? “Oh, Earth is another planet. There are so many living things there unlike here. People there aren’t aliens, they are humans. The planet Earth is the best planet I think.” Zuno answered while he was so busy.

" THE SOLARIUM The solarium was a jungle trapped in a glass box. It was humid, smelling of orchids and damp earth. We set up a base camp in the center, clearing away some wicker furniture to make a space for Leo on the stone pavers. He sat cross-legged, surrounded by ferns. He looked like a small, nuclear Buddha. Wulfric sat on a bench nearby, massaging his aching knees. "The boy is full," Wulfric observed. "He drank from the Star Core. Now he must digest. It takes time to convert raw plasma into spiritual energy." "And until he digests?" I asked, pacing the perimeter. "Until then, he is a walking lightning rod," Wulfric said. "Do not let him sneeze." Kai walked in, holding a tablet. "We hav

He was staring at Drake, not breathing. “What is his plan?” I asked and looked back at Drake. “He wants that she-wolf.” he answered. “His plan is to take her and make her his Luna. He wants to mate with her and produce descendants who will be more powerful, and he thinks he will be able to take over our packs.” I was shaking and I couldn’t breathe. What if that she-wolf was Emma? Could she be strong and powerful? I never felt any power coming from her. I didn’t believe that she was strong. That was the main reason I rejected her and chose Sienna to be my Luna.