The Life of a Star

Life Inside Stars - Intro

Scientists discovered life in stars and started experimenting with them. They wanted to see how humans evolve inside the stars and what could be their benefits. Remember that Earth would not longer be habitable, so scientists needed an alternative plan to conserve human race. Later on, they started to insert human embryos in them and launched them into space. But these stars were no loner normal stars; even though they were still called stars because of the waves of light they emitted, they were used as transportation for human survival. Inside the star capsule they installed a camera to watch over people living in them.

Years later, they learnt more things about human evolution and the project was said to be a success until one of the stars exploded. The brain of embryo H100 was imagining and dreaming about life beyond the sphere. Then scientists sent the alert to the other stars, and it was completely prohibited to have dreams.

Even though dreaming was prohibited, love was not.

When two stars are in love, they shine at their fullest. Their light will fill every corner in the Universe. Then, Aura will gather the small particles of light creating a new star. Later, life will develop inside of it, as a girl or a boy. These newborns will receive education, nutrition, and development of skills from their own sphere, which will guide them through their journey.