Tatooine Novels & Stories

“Thee have been brought here to breed with a Galdrian. Us need to see if thees species are compatible with the Galdrian people. Them are-” “Whow! Hold your horses now, little rodent! I’m not breeding anything at all!” I feel the irritation and anger flare in my chest. “Now stop this charade! I am not enjoying it at all. If You are looking from somewhere Amanda, you have had your laugh.” “As me said, this is not a prank. Thee is on a Galadrian spaceship called The Royal Vorian. At the moment we are in orbit of the planet humans call Saturn.”

"One of the many races that were backward. No drive, no ambition, no nothing. That's actually the treat I called you down here for . . . To show you your home." The screen on the wall went on and the image of her planet popped up. It looked a little like earth but was much smaller, just about the size of Mecury with only three continents on it with the rest of it covered with water. "Oh my gosh," Molly said as she slowly rose from the chair; taking a few steps forward even. "That was my planet . . . My home?" "Yes it was. It was called cero and it's people . . . Ceroins."

I knew I was going to save her, no matter what. I got in my Jeep and drove down the dirt road that led to the main road, and to my house. “Where is she?” Death appeared in the seat next to me, and he chuckled. “She’s in Sterling. You can be in and out before even Daddy knows you are gone.” “So he bought her as a slave?” I asked him. “The majority of people on earth are filled with evil, Kai. The rest of you are just boring,” he said, and disappeared.

I told Mateo and closed the mindlink. I looked at the moon and prayed to the moon goddess Selene, the goddess of wolves, to hold and help Lory cope with her emotions, to help her understand that we didn't wish her harm, and that she belonged here. I don't know why such trials were placed on Lory's path, but I know there must be specific reasons for it. Selene doesn't make mistakes; she has her reasons for her actions.

He, like me, is anxious about all these changes. The pack door was closed but not locked, and I noiselessly opened the door and slipped out into the night. The pack was beautiful, only lit by moonlight. In my uncle's pack, the streets are illuminated by artificial light, like in human cities, but there was something wonderful in the starry sky, which I could only see here.

It fed the grass here and there were wildflowers and many plants. Finn smiles as he continues, “You could swim for hours…” “I wonder what happened?” Loki asks and Kane sighs as he shrugs. “I’m not sure, but here, come this way,” I have something to show you.” I nod as we follow him, looking around, “Is that why no one knows about this place,” I ask, realizing we are inside a crater valley. “Yes, and it goes for miles,” Finn says, “There are houses that way, this used to be where many descendants lived… because” he begins and I gasp, seeing a large stone pillow with the picture of the Moon Goddess and the picture frame once more.

The crimson glow of the Dying Star system pulsed on the viewport, a stark contrast to the familiar blue expanse of explored space. Decades etched lines on Kairos' once youthful face, and Anya's silver hair shimmered like a fallen star. Yet, their determination remained unwavering as their vessel pierced the system's necrotic atmosphere. The distress call originated from a single, desolate planet – Aethel, once a thriving metropolis, now a wasteland shrouded in perpetual twilight. The echoes spoke of a civilization clinging to their last vestiges of energy, their dependence on a mysterious source finally reaching its breaking point.

Her eyes opened as she gazed at the dark inky sky, the stars sparkled beautifully in such darkness. She let the darkness of the night seep into her soul. Silvia opened a portal and she stepped into it. The cold air and the noise of water falling reached her ears, she sighed pulling the cigarette and letting out a puff of smoke. Silvia lay on the roof of her small cottage staring above. It feels peaceful to be back home. The sky here was more beautiful than the one back at the Moon pack. The night was darker than her soul. The gazillions of stars were sparkling glitters donning the sky. "I miss you, Bertolt," she whispered brokenly. He was the best part of her life.

84 m, despite the thin and slender body had a moment of determined arrogance with a little bit of dominance as a quick thought flash through his mind. 'Yes, I am a Luna! He can't afford to touch a luna especially if Luna's are 1% rare in Star Galaxy! ... Am i right?' he thought with not so full of confidence like he had earlier with him. A moment of arrogance that sprouted to his bones was once again shattered when he didnt even have the slightest confidence that Peerce wont move him just because he belongs to the category of people whom are rare-no very much rare that cant be find anywhere or even in the most hidden outskirts of the Star Galaxy planet or even in the planet that was long ago

“Unfortunately, the last of my teleportation device was used. So we have to walk.” She hummed. “Is it far?” As she asked, she imagined the Hobbit movie in her head and their adventures. She wondered, would it be like that? “Yes, it is. But we have to stop in Flints for supplies. Else we’ll starve and never make it to Zona.”, he explained. He was leading Selena in the forest, looking out and being cautious for possible tigers. Flint was known as the place where huge tigers gather. “I should remind you that this place is very different from the other world. So whatever you see here, is something not ordinary.” He added. Telling her of these was the first step in knowing the dangers of Kósmima.