Stranded In Space Novels & Stories

Everything else was different. For starters, Indra’s space was white, not bright. The entire space Indra commanded was surrounded by clouds and was white. As for this strange space Mane found himself stuck in, it was not white but bright. It was like Mane was trapped in a star, for the entire space sparkled and crackled with blinding light that took Mane a good half an hour to get accustomed to! Also, it wasn’t soft like Indra’s space. Mane felt like he was walking on solid earth as he traversed the strange space in the hopes of finding a way to get out. So far, he didn’t have a single good idea.

"Guys? I don't think I can make it to Mallet." I turned, staring out the dropship's window in horror. I could see the Exodus through one of the tower's expansive holes, standing at the edge of a broken platform. Kedrick was surrounded, boxed in on so sides by approaching Zephyrus, and the Firmament was beginning to shift in place as its remaining undersea tethers strained. "No, no, no," I demanded, "you'll be fine." I turned to Dan. "Is there any way I could find a working mech or something?"

The monstrous pressure on my chest disappeared and a strange, light nausea. My tool- Strap that had loosened, floated slowly and silently past my helmet. “The main engine burned out,” Silas whispered, and his voice was horny. "We... we... are in vacuum. We have reached orbit.”

She said, “It is too bad we don’t have popcorn. “But we have energy-pills,” Ruza said, popping one into her mouth and handing another one to Vivian. Vivian looked at it with distaste before putting it into her mouth, “Wish we had a way to get real food in space.” “Vivi..” “Hmmm…” “Will you promise me something?” “What?” She said, eyeing Ruza suspiciously. “ Promise me that you won’t do anything reckless. You will return quietly if Mr. Dixon doesn’t permit us to land.”

Ricky told Carlos while looking around the underground parking garage, hoping not to see a Death Row Infantry-man with a gun approaching them. “If we use an escape pod, that means we’ll be out in space. I’ve never been out in space before,” Amber said, putting her hand up to her mouth. She could feel her heart picking up the pace while thinking about her and her boyfriend escaping death by traveling out into the deepness of space. “I grew up on this starship. I grew up inside this Earth bio-dome and this place is all I know. But I don’t want us to die here and I don’t want us to die out in space.”

THE ULTIMATE TEST Ragnas trembled. It was a cold and dark room. He saw the cold landscape and the titanic peaks and realized that he could easily die here. For the first time in months he was truly alone. No one has been there for the last hundred miles. The lightning disappeared into the distance and into the dark gray clouds towards Fang. He was the last to fall into the snow. The rest are at the distance between isolated peaks. Ragnar didn't know there were so many suitors until he saw all the troops in the cannon. In short, it was more than a point of Thunderhawk Moon. Ragnar believed that the Space Wolf candidates were taken from somewhere other than Russvik and held in several separate

Just then my thoughts were interrupted by my phone ringing. “Hello?” I said answering my phone. “Ma’am, the reality company needs your signatures on the forms before they can go through with the construction.” “So sign them, you have signing power for me until I’m out of the hospital.” I said shaking my head. “They won’t except me signing for you.” “Come over to the hospital in two hours and I’ll sign them.” I said moving to hang up the phone. “Ma’am, these documents have the company name on them.” “It will be fine, he’d have to find out eventually.” I said hanging up the phone for real this time. I know that Trey heard what I was saying when he started texting on his phone fiercely while we

"Uh, Melinda. You might not celebrate so soon yet. There's a problem." She snapped out of her funk. "What's up, Janet?" "Well, you guys managed to destroy the control center, but not before they called in the first wave of their reinforcements. You better look up in the sky." Her sensors readjusted. She could see a small speck in the sky growing larger. It was an entry pod, allowing mechs to arrive on the surface of a planet with the speed of free fall. The pod grew larger, and larger, and larger, and larger...

They are the ones who call themselves the Seeds of the Stardust. Only a few know that their home is from the stars, though, in modern times, people have suggested the idea that they are all from the dust of an exploding star. There is much more to the idea than those very few understood. A long time before humans even existed on Earth, there were other humanoid creatures throughout the universe. One race, though, knew their home planet was dying. They wanted to continue their journey. A handful of special beings were chosen. Their essence was taken and broken down to the smallest molecule. Hundreds of thousands of these molecules were then placed in a special transport on a small rock. Then

The estate stretched behind them like a sleeping beast, silver clouds drifting over its spires. For a moment, none of them spoke. The moon hung low, heavy, almost close enough to touch. Evelyn turned to Lucien. “What happens now?” He looked up at the sky. “Now?” “Now that the truth is out.” His eyes caught the moonlight, silver and burning. “Now we find out if we’re the first to survive it.” Behind them, deep in the house, a voice whispered through the broken comms system—static laced with words that weren’t supposed to exist anymore: