Star Wars Fanfiction Earth Novels & Stories

Habang sina Dave at Rina naman sa iba pang controls. Medyo umuga ang spaceship at nahirapan si Mark sa paglabas namin sa Earth, pero napagtagumpayan pa rin naman namin. Halos sabay-sabay kaming napabuga ng malakas na hangin. Hindi ko aakalaing gano'n pala talaga kahirap ang lumabas ng Earth. Halos wala na kaming hingahan do'n kanina. Sa isang iglap ay bigla kaming nakarinig ng mga hiyawan at palakpakan.

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.

Instead, a single, final thought echoed through the Trinity-Core: "The Case is Deferred. Prove the value of the Noise." The Event Horizon shattered. The Earth was thrown back into the real, noisy, sun-lit universe. But they weren't in their own solar system anymore. They were in a New Sector, under a star that no one had ever named.

She just swapped a meaningful glance with Mike and knew something had happened but this was not the time or place to ask about it. ‘Hey, have you heard the latest joke about the man who first came to a base in Sirius?’ Chris put in. ‘No. Go on.’ Jake prompted his friend. Ethan stood in the doorway taking in the sight of the bar. His boys visited the base regularly to have a drink or chat with the Earthians. It was not a secret for him that many of his guys had affairs with Earthian girls at the base and he didn't comment on it or try to curb them in any way. They needed their own life after all. But he could never understand that. It made him angry that they looked up to the Earthians, tried

"Sorry, Captain. My mind was elsewhere" The officer thought his passenger was stunning and was willing to forgive almost anything. He smiled. "No problem, ma'am. Look at the screen. See that star? The one inside the green delta? That's Earth. Are you happy to see her again?" Sophie looked, marveled at how small the planet appeared, and decided that she was. * * *

He pictured her smile, her laughter, the promise of a future so different from the endless silence of space. Could he deliver on his vow? Could he keep her safe, return to Daunia before the end arrived? The weight of responsibility pressed down on him, yet excitement fluttered in his chest. This was his chance to change everything. As exhaustion finally claimed him, Bastion drifted off, dreaming of a new life after arriving on Earth—and the possibility of love against all odds.

The barefoot creator stared upward. “Not completely.” Elena's smile disappeared. “What now?” One by one, stars appeared. But they were wrong. Some belonged to different realities. Different histories had survived the collapse. Commander Blackwood checked his device. “My Earth…” He stopped. “What?” Elena asked. Daniel stared at the readings. “My Earth is gone.” Elena's heart sank. Then his device beeped. He frowned. “No.” “What?” “Not gone.” His hands began trembling. “It merged.” “With what?”

“But if we were to be exposed you could talk to your friend.” “Hmm. that would be ni… Oooh! There it is. Look, there is earth!” I jump off his lap and press my face and hands to the window. Far away I can see the large globe of blue, white and green. It is beautiful. Even more so than any picture I have ever seen of earth. This is the first time I have been this close to home in almost five months. No. Not home. My home now is where Lazarus is. I turn my head in his direction. He’s not looking at earth, but at me. I reach my arms around his middle and he drapes his arms around me. Like this we stand, watching earth as we slowly make our way to the moon.