Starbound Become Space Worthy Novels & Stories

she said. "You can still go to the space station, located off the outskirts of C-space. They are quite good at what they do and you'll be able to spend some time as you prepare for your mission," her father explained. Christine’s tablet beeped and she saw a classified file appear. "Your reputation is going to be your biggest asset, Christine." "Did you say C-space?" she asked, looking at our orders. "They have been at war for a millennium. They aren't also a part of the Federation." She was worried as she read through the files.

"Do not continue to believe those who have harmed you. Abused you. Set you against yourself and them as different. You can break free of their plans for you. Smash through the barriers they put up to protect themselves and their small, insignificant lives. You are a Mistress of the Stars. There is nothing beyond your capabilities." Ari cupped both cheeks, tilted my head back so I was forced to look in her eyes. "With the proper training, you can rule the night sky. Even the sun can be your energy source if you wish it. Do not continue to believe that you are weak or useless. Step into the light your soul aches to share. If you can't believe it for now, listen to your men. Their hearts will n

"Stop calling me Earthling, I have a name," "I know your name, Maddison Hart," My heart skipped a beat hearing him saying my name. I don't know why. "How do I even begin to teach you to be human, can you provide at least some context here?" I try to speak with much composure I could muster. "I don't know. You tell me, you're the teacher here. I just have to blend in, I need some time to recuperate you know. I crashed, remember?" "From what I know, you don't need any recuperating, alien," I rolled my eyes at him. He threw me off the ground and survived a stun gun without even flinching. Why does he think he needs to recuperate?

After exchanging customary greetings to their comrades in arms based in the Babarus Costa System, Invictus jumped out to fulfill her latest orders. Before committing to the long and perilous journey, the ship docked at one of the deep-space stations littered across the entrance of the Warp-Passage. It wasn't really a matter of choice. Theoretically the battlestar could hop across in a few jumps without resupplying, but the holes in her armor needed to be repaired among other things. Holding off the pirate forces surely helped the Naval forces stationed there, but Invictus took a pounding doing so. Aside from the two scarred openings in her bow armor caused by Lance fire, the armor was riddle

Light exploded outward from where I stood, cascading across the impossible space of the Astral Court, painting everything in shades of silver and gold. My form began to change, not dramatically but subtly, as the starlight integrated fully with my being. My scars, those marks of suffering and survival that covered my body began to glow faintly, as though each wound had become a constellation in miniature. My eyes, when I opened them, reflected starlight in ways mortal eyes should not, containing depths that spoke of distances traveled and connections made. I was still Luna. Still the woman who had loved and lost, who had fallen and risen, who had destroyed and built. But I was also more Star

“Don’t feel sorry for me. I’ve always been proud of you. “And don’t hate me, Luna. I wasn’t there for much of your life, but I hope you’ll become brave and responsible…” My smile faded. Then came Luna’s wailing cries, crashing through the silence like shattered glass. And I heard so many voices from that mountain, from the countless lights across the land. They were proof that I had been here, that I had lived. And for that… My journey in this world had been worth it. … Epilogue - Amber Sky

"How did I not age, and why did the time of the year not change?" "The void you were transported to had different laws and rules," the System explained. "Ah, well, you should've given me a heads up next time before having me float in space for 20 years doing nothing," I retorted. "Will do," the System responded succinctly. Determined to harness the power of Void Devouring Arts, I pondered a suitable location for its practice. The System's assurance that any place would suffice guided my decision. After completing the daily tasks—an hour of vigorous physical exercises—I eagerly claimed my rewards from the System. To my delight, it granted me a sage-level skill named "Dragon Abomination."

"The Star Seeders are inviting us in." Killian pulled back: his silver eyes flashing with a predatory, adventurous wit. "Then let's go see what this new garden looks like: White Wolf." The First Mother’s Breath surged forward, coated in the protective light of the Star Seeders, as we crossed the threshold into the Andromeda galaxy. The triage of the Milky Way was a memory; the triage of the universe had only just begun.

stretched into a needle-shape, piercing the fabric of space-time. Inside the city, the "Long-Sleep" was initiated. To survive the journey to the nearest star, the population had to be placed in "Stasis-Pods" powered by the remaining Synthesis energy. One by one, the lights of Aethelgard dimmed. Audrey and Lucas were the last to enter the pods. They stood at the viewport, watching the Siren shrink into a tiny, blue dot. "We did it," Lucas whispered. "No," Audrey said, closing her eyes as the stasis-mist began to fill the chamber.

Gerald added, "The ones they send are the top-tier combat forces from another planet. Only families that have conquered and ruled over their own planet are qualified to seize other planets with no current rulers." Felix was stunned that Gerald actually knew what the second wave was. It blew his mind, yet somehow it made sense coming from him. He asked, "Are those families human? Or at least human-looking?" Gerald shook his head. "No. The universe is deep and full of unknowns. Life comes in all forms—there's no telling what they really are." He pointed his right hand outward, fingers raised as he spoke again. "The Starmark is your ticket to becoming the master of this planet. It's the only ch