Star Gate Novels & Stories

remarked Daley with a sigh. Everyone present understood the intricacies of the Stellar Atrium. It was called the Stellar Atrium because its power source was the countless radiant stars in the sky. If someone could harness the power of these stars, no opponent would be too strong to handle. Even without directly controlling the stars themselves, merely channeling their projection through the Stellar Atrium was an impressive feat. With just a simple flick of his wrist, Adrian had managed to channel the immense power of the Stellar Atrium.

she says with a sigh, "there's nothing worse than being reduced to a stalker." Ugh. "I refuse to go into stalker mode," I mutter. Even if I do kind of want to stalk him. Just a tiny bit. But that would mean jackhammering to a whole new level of pathetic, and I'm not ready to do that. Yet.

“What was the high grade materials for? What about your portal?” “Broken. Little Black.” Ms. Emily was thoughtful. “Then, can he stay too?” “Imprinting?” Ms. Emily slightly nodded. The old man frowned slightly before waving his hand. It was unknown if he meant to agree or not but just like that, the two reached a consensus. Lei perfectly captured all the key points. Star is the Milky Way’s currency. Everyone from both federation, republic and empire uses them. Their appearance were small, transparent, glass-like with small encryption that can make the people know their value the moment they touch them. Ms. Emily gave Lei some of them earlier before they left.

"If she gets to touch your stars, then I do, too." Grumpy slapped at her hands, a snort pushed from his nose. "No one's touching her stars but us. Drace, you pat her one more time, I'm taking you down." Drace snorted this time. "You and what army, hybrid boy?" She stepped back. "Hybrid?" one of the shorter men said from the back of Kiema's group. "What kind of hybrid?" Kiema smiled. "That's Saint, one of my mates. But you're actually talking to Tenny."

I watch all blinds are now being opened. "Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. It's your captain speaking now", he paused, "on the left side on the passengers windows is Agnus constellation, it's discovered 275 years ago and as you can see it's biggest star XY-556 is on the verge of exploding to supernova, which will occur a little 15 years from now." I see the red giant star probably ten times bigger than it is

However, this connection between her and this collection of vagabond rebels did nothing to aid his assurance that Chiri would return unscathed from her next assignment. Unestablished as an entity at the time she had met them on the train, the group had chosen to unify under their current title after this event. Only four gateways lending their powers to the Alliance, the Moon Gate was a reference to a power that had been shunned from its walls. The fifth gateway only mentioned in some ancient scriptures, it had become nothing but a myth over the centuries. A gate of the spiritual realm, it was typically associated with life and death. Fabled to transcend the Day and Night Gates as the source

You could see it in the way Gamora remembered it. Astrid listened with longing. She wished she and David could be like her parents. ... Light Star. Close to the edge of Zone of Nothingness in the Milky Way. Since the Sangruil Sinners occupied it, the humans here had been kept in captivity for food. Light Star was now a hundred times scarier than Planet Buck. The people on Planet Buck were only abused and enslaved, and the people worked themselves to death.

“Coming Mum.“ I yelled for the umpteenth time, but didn't move an itch from the worn-out marble floor I laid. My gaze was still fixed on the small television which was just few metres away from me, with my chin on my hands for support. Excitement had the best of me and nothing else seemed to matter at the moment. It was that period of time that comes every year when the 'Greygott conglomeration' makes an exemption for a lower-class to get admitted into the prestigious Greygott high-shool. They make a pick from the application letters sent by over a thousand lower-class kids. It's somewhat pathetic that such number of persons struggle to get just one position. But on a second thought, you can

"I bought your freedom because I didn't know how to ask for your heart. But the contract is over, Aara. There are no more strings." ​"Then stay," I whispered, the fire between us finally finding its balance. "Not because of a signature or a debt. Stay because the story isn't finished." ​"I'm not going anywhere," he promised, his voice matching the warmth of the Sahara sun. "I’m the 'Thorne' in your side, remember? And you're the only thing keeping me alive." ​ ​As the sun began to rise over the greening desert, the L1 Stargate flickered one last time. It wasn't a threat; it was a signal. The "Gardeners" had acknowledged the new sovereign state of Earth.

In the middle of the chamber stood a lone figure. A young woman dressed in robes woven from starlight. Her long silver hair fell to her waist. Her eyes glowed like galaxies. She never turned around. "I've been waiting." Her voice echoed gently through the observatory. "For the Moon Queen." The Seventh Star on the crystal blazed brightly. "You are the Guardian of Stars," I said. She nodded. "My name is Astra." "I am the last of the Seven." As she turned to face us, the observatory filled with dazzling light.