Xrated Planet Earth Novels & Stories

Luckily, the plethora of planets boasted all sorts of new food, but the seedlings from Earth couldn't grow well on other planets. The farms on Earth had become salted as humankind depleted all the resources. Taking to the galaxy to terraform and survive. In fact, the only beings left on Earth are vampires. They could never overcome sun sickness, so instead, they stay on a rapidly dying planet, unable to escape. Unfortunate. But anyone that could help them, turned their backs on them centuries ago. Daxton looked up, big brown eyes that matched mine locking on the graze through my jacket. He closed the bag, setting it on the counter beside the galley kitchen. "You should get Ellie to take a lo

Sharing any of it wasn’t strictly off the books, but it was considered conversational anathema. “It’s a bit of an open secret among the Drogar,” she continued, “and an outright secret to all other species in the galaxy. I’m only telling you now simply ‘cause I’m tired of keeping it. Whether you’re asked to erase your footage and forget what you heard… well, that’s up to the Swarmfather. “But yeah, we used to have plenty of land. And it’s sorta like how Raijin explained it. There were three major climate zones on this planet. Equatorial rainforests, tundras, ice caps at the poles, and very few masses of water.

As we soon started to call them, the chimeras came too fast, too unexpected, and too strong. Barely having time for a counterattack, their attacks spread all over the Earth. Appearing all over, some in cities, some in the counties, and a few even in the middle of the ocean, they move fast and within only a few months, entire nations are reduced to nothing more than burning trash.

Katherine Thomas Chapter 1 There is only one planet that we know of that holds life. It is the Earth. Our home. However, there is a small percentage of the population that never lost their true parentage. They know where they really come from, and it isn’t Earth’s perfection. They are called to watch the stars. They can see the differences that the normal humans can’t see. They instinctively know they came from the heavens. They are the ones who call themselves the Seeds of the Stardust.

“You should have introduced him to me. “ Hazel looked mad and tapped her pen on the table with a force. “I am so sorry. I will surely do it after class.” I looked pitifully at her. “I believe you,” she turned towards professor Alaric. “So, we can start over from where we left,” Alaric begins. “As I told there’s no living being on any other planet except earth,” how many times are people going to say this? I am tired of this talk. It’s pretty boring. “I oppose it,” someone said. Who will say something like that? That’s Chris?

"They want the 'Living Script' to give them a physical form again." ​The Terrestrial Realization ​Back on Earth, the "Great Greening" was facing a crisis. Kael and the Terrestrials had realized that without the "Celestial Echo" from the L1 point, the Sahara Sprout was beginning to wilt. The biological infrastructure wasn't a closed loop; it required the Interstellar Connection to maintain its metabolic balance.

The healing of the world was not a gentle process. She was an explosion. Six months after we fired the PlanetHero protocol, the Earth among us an oversized hyperactive greenhouse. The atmospheric seed – the tiny, kinetic Nanites that cleanse the sky had – was on the fertile mud of the dried oceans and the burned earth of the continents fallen. And nature hadn't wasted time. I leaned over the control panel of the MK-III steel lungs and stared through the Panoramic disc. We flew over the equator, over an area in the old

“On the holographic viewer that I as Warlord can transmit this wedding trough to one and all.” “You mean everyone gets a peep show?” She was aghast. “Yes, and they pay well for it too.” “Then how is it private?” “It’s on a private network.” He laughed. “I don’t believe this.” She shook her head. “This is so freaking crazy.” “On Mars we make the best of everything we can.” He nodded grimly. “So that’s why you need all the women from Earth.” She spat. “Yes, and also for the procreation of our species.” He said. “But all that matters little to you, here you have a better life than on Earth… as the warlord’s woman.”

Planet Celestial was an enormous planet with a diameter of almost 300,000 km. Its land was rich and vast, with ample resources for all. It had several deep seas and even deeper oceans. Fertile and rich seemed like understatements for this planet. Even with its vast land, it had only a single large and well known desert, and only a few forbidden zones. Contrary to the land mass of this great planet, the Celestials were a small race. The average number recorded for a race was a little over 10 billion. Yet the Celestials were barely up to 50 million.