Sailor Earth Novels & Stories

Here, at Point Nemo—the Oceanic Pole of Inaccessibility (the place on Earth farthest from any land)—they were truly alone. Elara unbuckled herself, her legs buckling as she hit the floor. She crawled toward the small porthole. The glass was clouded with salt spray, but she could see the gray, churning peaks of the South Pacific. The sky was a bruised purple, heavy with a coming storm. "We need to assess the Aether-Bloom," Elara said, her voice gaining strength from the habit of command. "Jun, can you bring up the internal sensors?"

“Mine!” They never knew and will never find out that their bond was never damaged. The goddess couldn’t let them fall apart. She just "numbed" them a little. Sarah was the promised one, just as Patrick was the king she chose to rule on Earth in her place. This goddess is more sassy than you think. She just needed a break after thousands of years of looking after her children. And now she finally has one, because she is already in a plane, in human form and her destination is Seychelles.

“We remember the name. The Deep Eidolon. A luminous construct seeded at the birth of the oceans to keep balance between sea and sky.” Selene smirked. “And the first Alessia tried to bind it under her crown. It refused.” “Because it serves Luminary, not rulers,” Lunaris said quietly. Solaris’s eyes glowed brighter. “If the architect corrupts it…” “He’ll have a gate that swims,” Kael said. “Good. This was too easy.” “Your sarcasm is noted,” Solaris replied. Alessia shifted her stance. “Rian is recalibrating the cartograph to show weaker distortions. Kade can feel the architect's residue. Between the two, we can pinpoint where the sea distortion is strongest.”

The planet 801-G didn’t just rumble; it spun. As Elara’s command echoed through the violet neural-links of the Sleeper Core, the planet’s artificial gravity shifted. New Oakhaven tilted, but the people weren't crushed. They were being held in place by the planet's own inertial dampeners.

"It has a Core-Sync. It doesn't fight gravity; it rides the 'Resonance-Waves' between the Earth and the L1 Lagrange point. It’s a ship made of 'Presence.'" ​The Terrestrials, seeing the ship take shape, viewed it as the ultimate betrayal. "You’re building a lifeboat for the elite!" Kael shouted from the desert floor, his voice amplified by the conductive air. "You’re going to leave us with a hollowed-out Earth while you flee to the stars!" ​The Terrestrial Strike

Rey swallowed hard, then forced her legs to move, pulling him along faster. "It's okay, Beau, don't be afraid," she murmured as they rounded a sharp turn. But the world beneath them crumbled. The stone floor split, the ground giving way with a deafening crack. Rey barely had time to scream before gravity wrenched them down, dragging them into the abyss. The air whipped past, Beau's cry piercing her ears. But even as they plummeted hundreds of feet, she refused to let go of his hand. Her lungs seized as the cold sea swallowed them whole, the salt biting her tongue, water forcing itself into her throat. Darkness engulfed them, the roar of the ocean deafening as she fought for breath that wasn'

“A Tideian…” “Yes, they are powerful Mermen and Mermaids, they keep Aquarial in a balance and as Neptune is the ruler of the Seven Seas so is His Tideian by his side.” After that, she proceeded to empty the last bag, flowers, in a sealed bottle vase with sparkly water was brought to his view and he gawked at the sight. Just how long have they been in that bottle and how are they still alive and healthy? He wondered but most importantly just how did she know all these things? If his memories served him correctly he had never heard them say they had visited this city so how was it possible that they know so much and hold so much?

Alicia turned her head cutely and looked startled at the passing dark-skinned sailor. "Did you just mention Ataraxia?" Alicia inquired, perplexed. “Yes. The Ataraxia is the name of this ship. Didn't you realize?" In response, Alicia shook her head. The dark-skinned sailor grinned , his pearly white teeth standing out against his caramel skin tone. "Well, if you touch the statue, you will not be swept away by the raging sea and will safely return to Ehrlich. You'll be back to Ehrlich one day, now that you've touched Ataraxia."

At first, I only saw a faint light, but as I get closer I realized that it was the kingdom where Amansinaya reigns. I looked at it, there was a floating sign made up of ice above the kingdom. Written on it was ‘Kingdom Bantay Tubig’. According to our Filipino teacher, Kingdom Bantay Tubig was previously reigned by Kataws, they look like mermaids but they have higher ranks. They can control the waves, tides et cetera. However, after a few years Amansinaya, the goddess of the sea figured out that they’re using their powers for evil. So then, Amansinaya punished them.

"Now, as neutral ground, my planet is off-limits for harvesting. But since you're already here, I'm offering a secondary contract. You guys need a place to repair? You need a safe harbor from the Wardens?" "WE... YES. OUR FLEET IS CRIPPLED." "Then you can dock in Earth's orbit. Rent is payable in alien technology, defense schematics, and your absolute cooperation with my security teams." Jack leaned over the microphone. "Welcome to Earth. Don't scratch the paint." The command center erupted into cheers. Marcus lifted Haley off the ground in a bear hug. Aria-7 stared at Jack with an expression of profound, almost religious awe. "You did not fight them," she whispered. "You... negotiated with