The Wandering Earth Novels & Stories

But real. "We're getting better," I said, more to myself than him. "We are." Alexei put his arm around me. "Not fast enough. Not cleanly. But better." The first travelers of the day began arriving. A family of wolves crossing from Earth to the old world for a vacation. They'd been part of Seraphina's coalition, and had stayed behind during the evacuation. Now they could visit whenever they wanted, experiencing both worlds. "Morning, Alpha. Maya," the father greeted us, his children bouncing with excitement behind him.

If compared to sizes on Earth, just the palm was enough to cover an entire country. The Earth groaned and creaked, as if awakening from a slumber of millennia. The sounds were eerie and haunting, like the lament of a restless spirit yearning to be set free. The fissures expanded, and with a final shatter, a massive figure leaped out of the chasm towards the sky. It looked down at the progressively crumbling planet in which it had slumbered for eons. "After so long, my blood boils at the prospect of what's to come."

When Arin come on the earth it was middle of night.The sky's are full of star's. Arin landed on a garden and looked a light coming from a window of palace. He go there and looked isla was sleeping and her face shining like a moon.Her hair dark like cloud. Her lips like rose petals.Her eyebrows like the bow. Arin just feel everything in the world are stopping and He began to look into isla in amazement like it's is the biggest beautiful creation of God. Suddenly Isla woke up and seeing around cause she felt someone is here. But she couldn't see anyone.

It was summer in the Northern Hemisphere. This allowed Ding Ke'er to be able to travel to Earth frequently within a month. It turned out that a month before the holiday, Ding Hao told Ke'er his winter vacation plan and asked her to find time to come to Earth. Ke'er was very happy to hear that she was going to travel again. She not only wanted to go to the Northern Hemisphere but also to the Arctic Continent. However, for Ding Ke'er of the Heaven Path, this plan would take her 30 years. As a result, she came to Earth every time she had a chance, so that time would pass faster.

It’s the first day of the year 2140,where people come to celebrate not only new year but also the day when the whole world changed. Going back 40 years when all the leaders around the world came together to form only a single nation and named it EARTH, and also created one city named KOSMOS.

Their similar atmospheres made the deportation of the female earthlings viable, that and the fact that they were descended from the same group of space-farers who had seeded life throughout the galaxy. "Where to?" he asked aloud, glad he'd brought on this mission the advanced earpiece communicator that allowed the AI unit to reply back, unlike some other models used on not-as-technologically-advanced planets. The computer's tinny voice spoke in his ear. "You need to hike a few miles due west. I couldn't land any closer without being seen." Lex jogged off in the direction of his intended, his groin tightening in anticipation. Soon, he'd be among the ranks of the mated and indulging in his lus

Rick -Oh how sweet of you,I won't forget the day I met a woman of your kind,how wish my wife can be like you,I will be happy*sad* Anne -oh dear don't feel sad,just remember that anytime you feel in need of a woman,or you need someone to talk to, am always there for you, anytime of the day,ok it a promise to you Rick -Thanks babe,and thank you for everything you have done to me,the care and love you showed me,am so happy I have someone who will make me happy and not make me feel bad*smiles and kiss* Anne -thanks Rick,I love you so much*kiss*

It was an Ancient Dyson Shell—a hollowed-out planetoid designed to house something far larger than a million refugees. As the temperature dropped to $-40^\circ\text{C}$, the blue grass didn't die. It retracted into the soil, revealing thousands of hexagonal vents. A low, rhythmic thrumming began to shake the city of New Oakhaven. It was the sound of a planet "Waking Up." "It’s a Hibernation Cycle," Elara realized, standing on the observation deck. "We didn't land on a home. We landed on a Sleeper Ship."

She tilted her head, a look of genuine pity on her glowing features. “Oh, Zara. You still think in three dimensions. How quaint.” She leaned in, her breath smelling of ozone and dead stars. “There are no aliens. There is no invasion force waiting in the sky.” What? What did that even mean? She swept her hand around the room. The walls shifted, displaying images, not of space, but of Earth. A burning Earth. Cities crumbling to dust, oceans boiling, and wolves… millions of wolves, starving, dying, their bodies withering away.

Chapter 58 — The Worlds Between Us “It was keeping them apart.” The words hung in the air. Elena stared at Eva's face on the transmission. Behind the girl, Earth was burning. Not one city. Not one continent. The planet itself seemed to be tearing apart. “Eva,” Elena whispered. The sixteen-year-old girl flinched. For just a second, something vulnerable appeared in her eyes. Then it disappeared. “You really don't remember me.” Elena's throat tightened.