Aliencivilization Stories

Content Warnings: Political conflict / negotiation tension, Disaster survival themes, References to loss during colonization, Medical/quarantine themes, Non-graphic violence / threat of violence, Environmental hazards and predation, (No sexual violence, no graphic gore.) After six hundred years in the dark between stars, the Varidian colony ship Saffron Ark reaches its promised world-only to find it already thriving with human cities, orbital stations, and millions of settlers who got there first. Captain Sareth Venn must keep twelve thousand sleeping colonists alive while confronting an impossible question: Who owns a world-those who claimed it first, or those who survived it first? As diplomacy collides with survival, the Varidians discover that humans didn't just arrive early... they endured a planet that refuses to be tamed-and they're willing to help their unexpected guests. But help has a price. And the "Green Promise" is about to demand one. 87. A colony ship arrives at its destination only to find it already inhabited by humans.

Each person is actually the sole inhabitant of a galaxy, the bearer of a signal. And death is nothing more than an awakening. What we are really talking about is a collective dream that we live in where signals collide. So what happens when you reach your signal? Will you wake up or will you die?

Space is not silent. It hums, it breathes, and in its unfathomable vastness, it speaks-if one knows how to listen. Long before Rohan Singh ever set foot in a starship, the universe had already begun to call his name. It was not with sound, but through vibrations in the void, anomalies in data, and dreams that seemed too vivid to be his own. Something ancient, buried in the depths of time and matter, had stirred-and it was watching. Humanity, in its ambition, had crossed planets, established colonies, and forged new identities among the stars. But it had forgotten humility. It had forgotten the possibility that the universe might not only be alive-but aware. In the silence before the storm, a single whisper reached Earth's deep-space array. No language. No structure. Just a pattern-a pulse. And with that whisper, the chronicles began.

Dr. Aris Thorne's world shatters when her father, celebrated chrononaut Elias Thorne, vanishes without a trace. His last, cryptic message: "The past isn't what we thought. Find the truth, Aris." Inheriting a legacy far more dangerous than she could imagine, Aris discovers Elias's hidden research into time travel's dark underbelly, where altering a single moment unravels the very fabric of reality. Temporal echoes bleed into the present: fleeting memories of impossible events, shifting landscapes, and the chilling sensation that the world is fragmenting around her. A shadowy organization, the Guardians of the Chronos, believes Elias's discoveries are too perilous, determined to erase his work-and anyone who stands in their way. With reality crumbling and her father's fate intertwined with the timeline's collapse, Aris must decipher Elias's warnings and embrace a destiny she never sought. *The Chrononaut's Daughter* is a gripping journey where the past is a weapon, and the future-and humanity itself-hangs by a thread.

They were never supposed to wonder. In a sealed lab buried beneath layers of red tape and ambition, microbiologist Lyla Mycayster spent three years crafting evolution in fast-forward. From a single engineered microbe, she built life-real, breathing, thinking life. Not clones. Not machines. Something new. And then they took it from her. Years later, far from Earth, these synthetic descendants thrive on a forgotten planet-primitive, curious, looking up at the stars with tools in hand and questions in their minds. They don't know who made them. They don't know why they exist. But they are starting to ask. Now, as a massive colonization project unfolds across the stars, buried secrets begin to leak. Someone is watching. Someone is pulling strings. And Lyla-once just a researcher-is being dragged into a game of survival, silence, and species-defining discovery. What happens when your creation starts looking for its creator? For fans of Children of Time and Old Man's War, this is a story of evolution, identity, and the strange, fragile thing we call humanity

In an asteroid field in a faraway part of the Orion arm, is a small mining station called Hunters Back. My name Is Bia and I live here, or better I exist here. I never fitted in with the natives. A metal poisoning during my mom's pregnancy stumped my growth and made me look different. To not get bullied too much, I had to learn martial arts, which only isolated me more. Well at least I thought so; until my communication system told me, that there is an alien AI living inside of me and I am now the empress of an extinct civilization and if I want to safeguard at least the rest of their knowledge, I have to get off my butt and take action and make a few friends on the way. Hell, my live was boring anyway. So why not.

In a race against time, the ancient alien civilization of the Xentari seeks refuge on Earth, crafting a hidden metropolis beneath the surface long before humanity awakens. When a fierce storm reveals an entrance to this forgotten world, adventurous boy Leo stumbles upon it while hiking. Inside, he discovers the Heart of Zenthora, a mystical stone that grants him incredible powers-controlling fire, water, and electricity with mere thought. As strange occurrences draw attention from the surface world, Leo must navigate his dual existence and protect the underground city from those who threaten its secrets, embracing his destiny as a guardian of a hidden legacy.

First Contact as a science-fiction theme is perhaps the most fascinating -- because so many seem to believe we've experienced it in the real world! Have we been contacted by alien entities? We can't answer that question here at the Mothership, but we can use it as a springboard for a great TK issue! Forgotten Contact refers to a world where contact with aliens has somehow been forgotten. Lost to time -- or maybe hushed-up?

Humankind's innocence died with the Neanderthals. But now, with humanity on the verge of becoming multi-planetarian, truths are about to be uncovered in the most earthshaking way possible. Skylar is a tech genius. They can hack into any computer in the world virtually undetected. Luka is the son of the man in charge of the Earth-Universe Alliance, the EUA. Luka and Skylar are as different as is possible for two human beings. So what will happen when they are thrown together in never-before-seen circumstances? A/N: Bear with me here, but I'm a teenager. This might not be updated all that regularly, and it might not be as good as some of the other works on here.

In the Dream of Theia, our leader Custos finds out about the murder of multiple Lightbeing guards, finding out it's his mate, the arch executioner of his own order.

For six million years, the Sa'karuun species lived in complete isolation. No wars. No external contacts. Only order, progress - and patience. Elion Kaelith is young - by the standards of his species, just at the beginning of a long, predictable life. Trained at the Academy of Sa'lenor, he will one day help to shape entire worlds. Structured. Predictable. Safe. But when the first probes fall silent at the edge of the system, a silence begins that does not fit the order.

Diplomacy is fragile. Peace must be earned. And trust can shatter like crystal. Sent to Calauria Prime, the Poseidon crew must defuse unrest between ancient traditions and a rising movement. As tensions erupt and Son'a interference grows, one wrong move could ignite a war-and shatter the Federation's hopes for peace. 🖖 Note to Readers: Each chapter is structured like a full Star Trek episode-rich, emotional, and immersive. Not a quick read, but worth the journey. New Star Trek: Poseidon content releases every Friday at 7:30 pm EDT.

(ongoing) A place hidden behind the sky-the Aetherion. It is a place where gifted children were born and trained to be the savior of the world on the brink of collapsing. A group of students was put in class 7-Z due to their unstable abilities that the scientists consider them as defective among other students in the Aetherion. What happened to the world? What are the Aetherion? Are they normal? Are they really trained to save the world?