Space The Final Frontier Novels & Stories

Then the rock was shot into the heavens of vast space where it was hurdled through space as what humans called meteorites. It took thousands of years to reach the Earth for one of these rocks. It was one of three that was sent in the direction of this one tiny little planet that life was just beginning. That was when the rock landed and spread the dust from the stars to the creatures that were there. Only it took with one hybrid race of beings. The beginning of yet another sub-species that many would never know was really there amongst them. They would begin the learning about their new planet. They would lead the others through all the hardship. They would be the ones that sat and watched t

'It's far too tiring. 'I'll let you go, and we'll never meet again.' After what seemed like an eternity, the alarm from his life monitor went off. A gentle breeze blew past the hospital room, and a faint, pale figure drifted by a pear blossom tree outside, growing fainter and fainter until it disappeared entirely. Chris passed away the year I left, leaving one final message. "She liked sunflowers the most, so please make sure she's buried somewhere with plenty of them. That way, she won't ever meet me again in her next life… Or the life after that…"

He trails behind me, still grinning like a fool. What's he so excited about? All the rooms in this house are soundproof but I choose my office for business talks. Opening the door of my spacious and manly themed office, I walk towards the mini bar and grab a bottle of whisky. Roman walks in, locking the door behind him so that Catherine wouldn't drag Kaidaira inside without informing us.

futuristic. He even decorated his living room like a spaceship. The entire room is sealed, and all the places where glass should be have been replaced with enormous curved screens. The screens display vast starry skies, distant galaxies, and occasionally a few meteoroids passing by. Even his house guards wear strange mechanical armor. In the center of the hall, there's a table with many women wearing peculiar mechanical masks, dressed in tight silver clothing, sensually and strangely intertwined with each other.

August's POV We are facing a portal right now. We will use the portal and instantly, we will be in Tierraguzam. I was too excited. Why is there no portal to others? Why do we have to take a ship, a blimp just to get to our destination? Good now and instant. We don't need to worry about travel. You know, this will pass as a travel goal. Think about it, we're going to all the continents, it's like we're doing a world tour. There's just not enough concert haha.

He was smirking inside of him. "Oh yeah - how do we get out of here? What do we do now?" Sanders said, responding to Phil. "We don't know how to get out of here and how to get back to our planet. For starters, we were ferried into this old ship from their mother fortress. Our spacefighters are being kept in the mother fortress. How do we get back to them to fly back to Earth!" "First things first, men. We need to retrieve, Miss Kinski. She remains to be the mission...and maybe retrieve the professor, as well. We have to have a plan," Phil said to everyone.

The Eden System. High Orbit. Zero Hour + 16 Hours. The fabric of space tore open with a violent, blinding flash of cyan light. The Sovereign violently decelerated out of the fold-jump, its massive, three-mile-long black hull casting a long, predatory shadow over the Eden system. On the bridge, the silence was absolute. Through the panoramic viewport, the crew looked down at the hidden sanctuary of the gods. Eden was a breathtakingly beautiful world, covered in lush, emerald oceans and floating, geometric islands of pure white marble. It was a paradise.

Nathaniel had given them—a record of our struggle to act as a guide for their own. The North was no longer just a sanctuary for Earth. It was the Lighthouse of the Fringe. I stood on the balcony with Félix, watching the mercury-ships vanish into the Stargate. The "Integrated World" was glowing with a steady, defiant light. "One hundred and twenty-one milestones," Félix whispered, pulling me into a kiss that tasted of honey and the cold vacuum of space. "And we just became the galaxy's teachers. I think I preferred it when we were just running from the Council."

~Juniper's POV~ The hum of the spaceship's engines was a constant lullaby, vibrating through the sleek metal walls of the Odyssey. I, Juniper Martin, had been a space cadet for three years now, and this solo mission with Mario Russo felt like a dream assignment. Or maybe a nightmare waiting to happen. We were charting a new asteroid belt for the Earth Space Command, our urban inspired habitat pod mimicking a high-rise apartment in New York, complete with holographic windows showing starry vistas and a control station that looked like a futuristic cock-pit bar.

Juliet curled up on the ground, her voice broken as she said, "I loved you. But you only ever saw me as a placeholder. "I'll destroy you, and her—" That night, she sent him one last text. [Let's meet one last time.] She floored the gas pedal at the corner of the street they had agreed on. The headlights surged forward. Edward did not move—he had always believed he was the one in control.