Star Wars Fanfiction Earth Novels & Stories

Evander POV. Earth, humans, the stupidest species to ever be born, they are officially my least favourite planet, I should just kill them and be over with it, but we are such a damn peaceful planet, we wouldn't do that, until now, I was really tempted to do so. "What's your plan?" Luca asks me. "Kill them all, let the other planet eat them, but they are a great source for littles," I say knowing they are the main source of our little loves.

Suddenly I heard someone speak next to me which caused me to turn around. A doctor. Yeah, at first I thought I couldn't be wrong. He is a doctor. But it's weird because it's just like a typical doctor on earth. Is their adaptation rate really like this? As I've read the history, since the formation of the orcs, they have closed the portal connected to the earth, so since then the colonization here in Pandora has also stopped. They are not updated with whatever is in fashion, but still, there is a part of them that sounds human somehow, but still, they can't change the fact that they are freaking aliens who are avid fans of earthlings. "W-where am I?" I was still hungry and that's when I felt

Katherine Thomas Chapter 1 There is only one planet that we know of that holds life. It is the Earth. Our home. However, there is a small percentage of the population that never lost their true parentage. They know where they really come from, and it isn’t Earth’s perfection. They are called to watch the stars. They can see the differences that the normal humans can’t see. They instinctively know they came from the heavens. They are the ones who call themselves the Seeds of the Stardust.

It took the crew a few hours longer than expected to translate the salvaged star-charts, but now at least they'd have a tool to work with. Verification with visible constellations wasn't really difficult once the map was readable. It seems that his ship jumped in a well-traveled area, a place called the Fire Fall, whatever that may be. The system they were currently in was nothing but a relay identified by a series of numbers, Relay 571, nothing significant. What was significant was the huge amount of space this Imperium Hominis seemed to have. The Twelve Colonies were just a speck on this map by scale! At least now they knew the Imperium was vast and very powerful. Now it was up to him to f

he whispered. "No," Sloane said, tears freezing on her cheeks as she held him. "The variable is Human, you idiot." The Silence of the Stars Above them, the Auditor fleet didn't retreat. They didn't burn. They simply Deactivated. The Harvesters hung in the sky like dead, crystalline moons, their "Fever" having forced them into a permanent safe-mode. The war wasn't over, but the "Balance" had been permanently broken. The Earth was no longer a component. It was a Frozen Rebel.

Lisa has said she'd like to see me with a beard sometime. As I take the seat across from him, I chuckle. I see that you haven't lost the ability to make jokes. The smile has faded from his face. "So what is it you wanted to discuss with me?" "The Epsilon army has arrived safely on Earth. They will be here along with our tomorrow. " For the first time in five days, life rushes into his eyes. He knows what their arrival means. I'll be letting him out of here. And only one of us is eager to rush toward death with reckless abandon.

Whatever it was it wasn't good and when he thought of her being there all by herself probably scared for her life, he broke down further. They had a plan and it failed and because of that they had lost someone very special and were going to lose their planet. The chasens had gotten Molly and now they were going to come and get the earth; drop bombs on it and destroy it just like they did his and Molly's planets.

"You won't like the answer. I can tell you when we're ready to leave and then you won't need to think about it until it's time to return." This isn't good, but I have no idea why. "You're scaring me." "We should enjoy our time together." "How would I enjoy it with this hanging over us. You just need to tell me." He rolls to his back and looks up at the ceiling. He doesn't say anything for several minutes, and if his eyes were closed, I would think him sleeping. Even though it kills me, I give him time. "Shadow Warriors were different on the home planet." "From what I read, they were homicidal maniacs."

began Jester, looking pointedly at me, Freya and Agent Kaye, “I’d like you to review the three case files I just sent. Do that later, though, because I have something more important to discuss.” Jester typed in some controls on the console in front of him, and a holo-screen in the middle of the conference table lit up. It showed a diagram that was familiar to everyone: three planets of roughly the same shape and size, each revolving around the sun in overlapping orbits. One of those planets is Earth, the other was Ellenis, and the last was Oren. This diagram was more of an artistic rather than realistic depiction of how the three worlds coexist despite being in different dimensions, and this

Kael was somewhere in the center of that star, his hand fused to the core, his body becoming the very frequency that was screaming into the dark. The satellite groaned, a deep, metal scream that vibrated through my bones. Below us, the dead Earth loomed like a bruised charcoal coal. It wasn't just scorched; it was silent; no city lights, no blue oceans, just the slow, indifferent rotation of a tomb. "Broadcast at 12 percent," a voice whispered in my ear.