Historias de Outer-space

(Male Reader x Erasa) A Child between a Royal Saiyan and a Low Class Saiyan, sent off into a distant planet to be forgotten about is now needed to help bring back the Saiyan Race Akira Toriyama owns Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball Super, any characters I use are not mine and never will be mine Rest in Peace 🕊️Akira Toriyama🕊️

The Bad Guys are back! After defeating Marmalade, saving the beautiful girl from her abusive guardian, and staying in prison for a year, they're finally released from jail and started a new life as Good Guys. But they're struggling with their new job and their own lives. And this time they're not alone...they were kidnapped and met the female criminals, The Bad Girls. Kitty Kat, the leader and also known as "Phantom Bandit". Pigtail, a wild boar who is their engineer. And Doom (aka Susan) the raven bird, who is the femme fatale of the group and Snake's secret crush. They forced the Bad Guys to do one last job for the biggest heist in outer space, if they keep Diane's secret life of the Crimson Paw. Along the way, Ms. Bourgeois hires her old best friends, Sabrina McBlanc, who works in a coffee shop with her single mother. Chloe Rosewood who is a former cheerleader and becomes an author of Mystery Books. And Lindsay Monroe, a ditzy blonde who has passion for fashion and smart at science. They were used to be in the cliques from the mayor's daughter, Suzy Lu who is Ms. Bourgeois' rival on her Passion Project. Join the adventure as Ms. Bourgeois, her old best friends (aka The Daring Divas), and the Bad Guys are planning to sabotage the Bad Girls plan to steal the giant magnet and using it to steal the large amount of gold. Will they ever find a way to stop the Bad Girls? Or help Diane to keep her secret life of The Crimson Paw? Find out in this epic sequel of The Bad Guys 2.

Sure, saving lives means weaponizing disaster, but you'd better file the incident report. Welcome to the Galactic Security Agency, where saving the universe starts with a stack of forms no one warned you about. Across the Milky Way, beings with extraordinary abilities are trained at a headquarters orbiting a black hole for four grueling years. Their reward? Residency. Lunai has just begun her intern year under the guidance of her senior, Bliss, the half-human media darling of the GSA. Heroism doesn't end when the fighting stops. Someone still has to justify the decisions, someone still has to live with the consequences, and someone still has to account for an ancient God's prophetic design. Stability is the priority. Choice is negotiable. No one needs to die-but not everything survives. Saving the galaxy is a desk job. What the paperwork doesn't tell you is how much it costs. What to expect: A character-driven, multi-POV soft sci-fi series with psychological themes blending superhero action with dry office-life comedy, set in a galaxy run on paperwork as much as power. The story features a colorful roster of alien heroes, emotionally heavy character arcs (including sensitive topics), playful nods to the medical training system, and romantic subplots that do not take the full focus of the story. There will be occasional character art and scene snapshots and a forthcoming Earthside storyline for a grounded human perspective. New chapters release every Wednesday and Sunday, with surprise updates when life-and the galaxy-allows. Thank you to the amazing residents that helped to inspire this story, the time you take to help us students through our clerkships means the entire galaxy to us.

A cosmic adventure filled with cute monsters, deep lore, and mental health themes.

The Arcadia system was promised as humanity's golden frontier-an emerald haven of science, faith, and progress. Instead, Astrid Kade awakens to a world tearing itself apart. Corporate fleets descend like vultures, hungry for Arcadia's resources. The iron-fisted Protectorate struggles to maintain control. And the ancient Order of the Luminary, once the Protectorate's loyal spiritual arm, has split into warring sects ready to ignite civil war. Caught in the crossfire, Astrid is an outsider-unexpected, unregistered, and unconditioned. Armed with nothing but stubborn curiosity, she's thrust into a maze of conspiracy, conflicting ideals, and buried truths that the powerful would kill to protect. From haunted mining ruins and bio-engineered jungles to orbital marketplaces run by mercenary barons, Astrid must choose where she stands. Because beneath Arcadia's simmering conflict lies a secret that could reshape the future... or shatter the system forever. In a star-ruled frontier where every faction claims righteousness, Astrid's destiny may be the spark that tips the balance. And the fate of Arcadia will rest on the choices she never asked to make.

"We share a single dream - to become legendary Warriors for the Empire of Ozania!" In the distant future, a powerful dynasty called Ozania reigns supreme in the universe, earning its place among the greatest of all time. This dynasty is home to three remarkable siblings - Navar, Miri, and Jax. United by a common goal, they aspire to follow in the footsteps of the revered Warriors of the past and leave their mark on Ozania. Now, let us embark on an extraordinary journey alongside Navar, Miri, and Jax as they set out on the grandest adventure ever known- Ozania Odyssey!

"Yᴏᴜ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ᴀ sᴛʀᴀɴɢᴇ Aᴜʀᴀ ..." ᵀʰᵉ ᶜᵒˡᵒʳˢ ˢʷⁱʳˡ ᵃʳᵒᵘⁿᵈ ʰⁱᵐ ᵐᵉˢᵐᵉʳⁱᶻⁱⁿᵍˡʸ ° ✩ ° ✩ "Oʜ-ʀᴀ ? ɪs ᴛʜᴀᴛ sᴏᴍᴇ ᴋɪɴᴅ ᴏғ ᴀ ᴛʀᴀɴsᴍɪssɪᴏɴ ᴏғ sᴇɴsᴇ ? ᴀ ᴄᴏᴅᴇ ? ʜɪɢʜ ᴛᴇᴄʜ?" ✩ ✩ ° ⊹₊⟡⋆ ° "ʸᵒᵘ'ʳᵉ ⁿᵒᵗ ᵃˢ ˢᵐᵃʳᵗ ᵃˢ ʸᵒᵘ ᵗʰⁱⁿᵏ ✩ ʸᵒᵘ ᵃʳᵉ ᵀᵃʳʳᵒⁿ" "ᴷˡᵉᵇ ! ʸᵉˢ ᴵ ᵃᵐ" ✩ ✩ "ᴸᵒᵛᵉ ⁱˢ ⁱⁿ ᵗʰᵉ ᵃⁱʳ ᴷʳᵉˡ , ᵍᵉᵗ ᵘˢᵉᵈ ᵗᵒ ʸᵒᵘʳ ˢⁱˢᵗᵉʳ" ° ᴴᵉ ᵍᵃˢᵖˢ ᵃⁿᵈ ʰᵒˡᵈⁱⁿᵍ ʰⁱˢ ᵇʳᵉᵃᵗʰ ⁱⁿ , ° ᵉⁿᵒᵘᵍʰ ᵗᵒ ᵗᵘʳⁿ ᵇˡᵘᵉ ✩

They were two wanderers adrift in the endless sea of the cosmos, their souls reaching for something familiar amid the infinite. (A/n: English is not my first language)

Beneath a sky that remembers every secret it has ever witnessed, a quiet kingdom learns how fragile light can be. The Star Kingdom is a place of wonder and contradiction. Glass observatories rise like constellations frozen in time, wings are painted with vows of loyalty, and the air hums with ancient power older than the stars themselves. It is beautiful, ceremonial, and cruel in the way beautiful things often are. Here, destiny is not a promise. At the heart of it all is Valentine, a boy who has always loved the stars without knowing why they seem to look back at him. Gentle, earnest, and endlessly curious, he carries a warmth that feels out of place in a world sharpening itself for war. His life has been small, ordinary, and painfully human, yet something about him refuses to stay contained. By his side walks Orbiter, quiet as a shadow and twice as heavy with unspoken things. Where Valentine glows, Orbiter absorbs. Where one reaches outward, the other holds back. Their differences should have kept them apart, yet fate presses them together again and again, stitching something fragile and unnameable between them. Trust grows slowly, like frost forming on glass. What Orbiter knows and what he has been taught are not the same thing, and every step closer to Valentine pulls him further from the truths he was raised to believe. Above them loom commanders, queens, and legends that refuse to stay buried. Power hums behind palace walls. Old wars breathe just beneath the present moment. The past is not done with this world, and it is watching the children closely. This story is one of soft moments in hard places. Of loyalty that feels like love and love that feels like treason. It is about grief that settles quietly in the chest, about anger that burns without knowing its target, and about the terrifying realization that the stories you were told might have been lies. Most of all, it is about light and shadow, not enemies but halves of something unfinished.

Far in the distant outer rim, during the old republic era, a cluster of planets in the Vandors Reach System face a rising threat. Political corruption, a civil war between two planets and a rising crime syndicate put the millions of lives inhabiting the system at risk. When the Jedi Council dispatch's Keira Thorn-an extremely gifted young Jedi-to mediate and maintain peace amidst the growing tension, she soon uncovers a sinister plot. Her mission grows more and more complicated as she finds herself at odds with the people she was sent to protect. Among them is Rynn, a brilliant diplomat with a sharp mind and fierce dedication to her homeworld. Together they must work to uncover the truth

The universe was born out of darkness. God ought to change that. In a flash, a starbeing was born and brought light to many parts of the universe. He gave intelligence to this star however and sent it on its way. In search for purpose, he stumbles upon numerous wonders of the cosmos around him. Disheartened and lonely, he's given a partner in his journey-a fellow star. Now having found a purpose, they roam around the universe figuring each other out. As they dance across the eons, will their love for each other and purpose interfere in their journey?

Midoriya Izuku used to laugh when asked that thought-provoking icebreaker question in middle school: Would you rather be stranded on an island alone or with your worst enemy? Kacchan would demolish a deserted island, make it his bitch; it would be a paradise by the end of the week, Izuku knew. Of course, he'd want Kacchan there, even if it meant Kacchan taking out his misplaced anger at being stranded in the first place out on him. He'd reap the benefits in the end, he knew. And with no one around to be an audience, to interfere, their friendship might even rekindle. Oh, if only Kacchan was really his "worst enemy." That was silly middle school thinking, Izuku now knew, as a third year student at UA. What's worse than being abducted by aliens? For Izuku, it was being abducted by aliens with his long time nemesis, Shigaraki Tomura. When Izuku is lucky contestant number one to be chosen to be experimented on, he makes it his mission to make sure that Shigaraki does not meet the same fate. It's not super surprising when Shigaraki isn't grateful, but hey, it's a plan, and Izuku's sticking to it, determined to be heroic whether Shigaraki wants him to or not, whether Shigaraki trusts him to be or not.

The diary entries of Sparta, a young girl who witnesses the final glimpses of the human species. As the Sun engulfs Earth and parts of Mars, she is left to her own devices to restore humanity and secure the survival of the human race.

After a seemingly safe solo trip takes a flip and forces a young spacecraft pilot (Daphne Lagorio) to crash land into an undiscovered planet, Daphne has to learn how to scavenge and manage with the resources this planet provides her. She's never felt so alone in her life, but how alone could she truly be?

╭── ⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅ ──╮ The year is 2075. After decades of war and pollution, Earth has become uninhabitable. The skies are clouded with smoke and the air has become dry and cold. In response, NASA creates the Exodus Program; the human race's permanent departure from Earth in search of a new home. Skye Collins is one of five astronauts sent to survey exoplanets well beyond the solar system. He expects to find a planet with toxic air or horrific weather conditions, but instead he found heaven, along with something else. Something that intertwined his fate with the cosmos. Someone born of stardust. ╰── ⋅ ⋅ ── ✩ ── ⋅ ⋅ ──╯

The second novel in The Shadow Wars. The nightmare began on a little wasteland of a planet called Dis. Greg Bishop awoke with nothing but his name and a pistol. Stumbling through the rain, no memories of his past, he discovered a terrifying new enemy: the Undead. Mindless, ever-evolving creatures that exist merely to kill and reproduce. With a handful of survivors, Greg escaped Dis, which was destroyed in a clean-up attempt by a secret branch of the government known only as Dark Ops. But his escape led him directly into their holding cells. Now, a prisoner aboard a ship where his enemies have complete control, Greg must find some way to escape once more. Only this time it won't be so easy. Not only is Dark Ops in charge, reigned over by a sadistic scientist, but the Undead are onboard. And there's a third, unknown threat, lurking somewhere in the shadows, waiting to strike...

So long story short, after the machine uprising, things came back to normal and everyone were able to get on with their lives. Katie and her best friend were now successful in college and we're spending time with family but that was until they found tgekselves in space facing new threats. Get ready for an interstellar battle of epic proportions as Mitchell and Miller fight to save humanity from extinction in this heart-pounding sequel to 'Mitchell vs. the Machines

Formerly known as The Last Day On Earth A hundred years ago, a terrifying alien race invaded and enslaved Earth, taking away all freedom of choice. They decided how people lived, when they had a child, and even when they died. That is, until, one day, the aliens just left for seemingly no reason. Afraid that the aliens would return to continue their enslavement of Earth, humanity began sifting through the remains of the alien ships and technology to find a way to escape the planet and start anew. Believed to be amongst the final humans on the planet, Tiffany Belmonte is making her way to a port in what remains of Evansville, Indiana, discovering a secret that could either condemn or save what remains of humanity. Book 1 of the Galaxy Series Winner of Best Blurb (Sci-fi) in the Coalition Awards 3rd place in the Coalition Awards - Sci-fi As of 1/14/21: #69 in post apocalyptic #6 in midwest

A boy discovers the secret of astral projection and breaks free from his body, only to face the daunting challenge of navigating his new, limitless existence. As he explores the vastness of the universe, he must confront the inevitable loneliness of immortality and his uncertain future.

"Legend says that Mercury was once a garden world. Now its surface, baked in the Sun's glare, is honeycombed with forgotten Vex structures. No life stirs here. Not anymore." Or does it? In a time where no Guardians have been revived for half a decade, one is found on the planet of machines. But between a mysterious summons and misjudged identity, will this new Guardian be up to the tasks and trials ahead?