histórias de Space-opera

For centuries, humanity battled its own demons-war, destruction, the ever-present shadow of extinction. But against all odds, it endured. Nations united, wounds healed, and a single banner rose above the entire Earth: United Earth Government and later the United Federation of Planets. By the year 2288, humanity had transformed from a fractured species into a galactic civilization. The Federation stretched across the stars, its influence reaching every corner of the Milky Way. It was an era of peace, progress, and unmatched technological triumph. And yet... they were alone. No matter how far their ships traveled or how many worlds they surveyed, there was no sign of other intelligent life. The universe vast, ancient, and beautiful remained eerily silent. Theories once whispered in academic circles, the "Great Filter," the "Rare Earth" now loomed large and terrifying. Was intelligence a cosmic accident? Was humanity the only one to make it this far? Then, everything changed. On the eve of humanity's historic voyage to Andromeda (M31). As their science vessel prepared for its journey across 2.6 million light years, something unprecedented occurred. In a flash, space itself seemed to twist and fold, as the Milky Way merged with another galaxy in instant, one far larger and older than their own. Now, in this strange, limitless frontier, humanity's greatest adventure was only just beginning. Would they adapt and survive, or uncover something beyond their wildest understanding? Only time would reveal the truth... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Heavily influenced by Nihonkoku Shoukan by Minorou, Anime GATE and various nation summoned novels here in wattpad. English is not my native language so please feel free correcting any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors.

She survived the end of her world. Katayaa Sovijess should have died with her people. Instead, she wakes in an enemy prison - her body broken, rebuilt, and no longer entirely her own by the very people who are working diligently to wipe her species from existence - now they hold her captive, watching, waiting... as if she matters more than she should. With no way out, Katayaa turns to the one skill she's carried since childhood: The Shorta'Diel-the Memory Dance. Through it, she can relive her past with perfect clarity. Every moment. Every choice. Every fragment of a life that no longer exists. But as she begins to piece those memories together, something doesn't fit. The events of her life up to the destruction of her world wasn't random. It was precise. Intentional. And somewhere within her past - buried in moments that once seemed small - are threads that connect her to what happened. Not as the cause... but not entirely separate, either. As her captors close in and the truth begins to surface, Katayaa is forced to confront a question she can't outrun: "If her past helped shape the future that destroyed her people... what does that make her now?" "..and why are they keeping her alive?"

He stumbled upon power from a world that no longer existed Before empires conquered the stars... there was the Yoki. It was the Yoki who first introduced space travel to the far reaches of the galaxy. They Forged weapons that defied reality, and built wonders beyond anyone's comprehension. Then, at the height of their power- they vanished. No warning. No survivors.No answers. Only ruins... and relics the galaxy was never meant to find. Kane Itzil is nothing like them in the slightest. He's the weakest cadet at the Aztlacan Military Academy. He's mocked, beaten, and barely surviving on the brutal training world of Gasbar. But when the Nox Empire, a fanatical force that has erased a thousand civilizations invades, Kane is left for dead in the chaos. He then stumbles straight unto legend. Deep beneath the battlefield lies ruins leftover from the old Yoki civilization. Inside, Kane finds Presla - a mysterious girl untouched by time... and she bestows upon him a peculiar blade that should not exist. The Yoki Blade. It doesn't just grant power, it awakens something ancient. With every battle, Kane gains more power with the Yoki Blade in hand. With every drop of blood, it unlocks extraordinary techniques lost to history-pushing Kane beyond human limits. And the Nox know exactly what that means. Because even they-the conquerors of a thousand worlds- fear what the Yoki left behind. Now hunted by elite killers and thrown into a war far beyond him, Kane is no longer just the weakest. He's Aztlaca's only hope against the tyrannical rule of the Nox.

Two planets. One broken world. A war with no clean answers. When the artifact that once held a civilization together was shattered by two warring kings, a single planet became two - and the conflict that followed has never stopped. A-2148 built X-N1X for one purpose: to win that war. Engineered, briefed, and deployed, Nix believes in the cause completely. It was made to. But belief is a strange thing to build into something that was never supposed to feel. 2148 is a sci-fi story about loyalty, identity, and what happens when a war machine starts asking questions it wasn't designed to ask.

A millennium into the future, the universe is bound by the Resonance. A sacred frequency that governs both soul and star. In an age shaped by the promise of universal peace, the Alliance of Worlds stands as humanity's greatest achievement. But beneath its harmony. And the unyielding law that sustains it. Something is rotting. N'Avira is the Prophet of the Resonance. Feared, absolute, and the only one who can feel the truth beneath reality itself. When she senses an aberrant frequency spreading through a techno cult known as the Volut, an entity engineering gods in pursuit of a twisted immortality, she uncovers a truth that the Alliance cannot survive. To stop it, she must form a forbidden alliance with Ca'Aro. A battle-hardened prince who rejects her faith and trusts only in logic and grit. Enemies by nature, they are forced to confront a reality neither religion nor science can explain. Because the truth is far worse than either of them had imagined. The very systems meant to protect humanity have become the host for something else. Something that seeks to erase the soul itself. Together, they must tear down the illusions of both religion and technology before the Volut becomes the only reality left. And humanity is remade into something unrecognizable.

The New Republic is fracturing. The First Order is rising. Svenja Kroenke, a young officer, talented yet humble, trained in robotics and command systems, is pulled from Earth - by an ancient mysterious Order older than the Jedi - into a conflict where victory is never clean and every decision leaves a residue. Across the board stands Thrawn: brilliant, patient, and convinced that stability matters more than mercy. His enemies are gone or cornered, and the galaxy is running out of room to stop him. This is not a story of chosen ones or easy triumphs, but of strategic warfare, political friction, and the quiet weight of responsibility. For readers who enjoy competence-driven science fiction, moral complexity, and space battles where outcomes are shaped long before the first shot is fired. Svenja vs Thrawn is not a story of easy heroes or simple battles, but of intelligence under constraint, institutional pressure, and the moral weight of decisions that cannot be undone. For readers who prefer restraint over spectacle, and consequence over comfort. Note: * Will be published on RoyalRoad as well

During the Clone Wars, a group of former Jedi, bounty hunters, and more are recruited by the Jedi Council to hunt and capture Force-users turning to the Dark Side.

Taemi was never meant to be understood. A world of endless ocean. A narrow band of twilight where life clings to existence. And something else - something hidden behind the storm, beyond the horizon. When a new mission arrives, it isn't exploration anymore. It's damage control. Because the first mission didn't just fail. It disappeared. A standalone story set in the Taemi universe - no prior reading required. If you're curious about what happened to the first mission, you can read the prequel named Сerulean horizon on Amazon

In a galaxy struggling for its very survival, the Planetary Order is facing a stalemate with its longtime enemy. With resources thin and allies exhausted, the P.O. turns to what they believe is a small group of pirates to toss into the fray. The man called the Pirate King has a small fleet but rumors persist of his power and exploits. Brooding over the death of his wife and child at the hands of a mutual enemy, he has little to lose until he found her on a Planetary Order vessel filled with those who don't trust him. Trigger warnings??? not really. Lots of four letter words (This, That, said, steel etc) but no profanity. I don't include explicit scenes of a sexual nature in my stories. Some people get mad and spaceships blow up if that upsets you for some reason.

Space Year 2917! Humans have controlled whole galaxy and is the Supreme race in the galaxy. In the view of peace a new war starts emerging with no way of knowing the enemy. The civilization unaware comes together to face a new threat.

A fugitive turned pariah, a blessed one, and an someone with unknown powers stand against the Order of the Conquista, a criminal organization seemingly determined to seize total control of the Seven Kingdoms and beyond. As Wielders, they must perfect their mastery of the Æther if they hope to free the universe from the Order's influence. But as the war intensifies, the Conquista's worst enemies begin to resurface: shadows emerging from the past, whose origins remain unknown. Yet, at the heart of this conflict where every force seems destined to annihilate the others one stands apart... acting as a true Anomaly.

Prepare for a Martian story of Hard Science and Painful Majic so explosive you'll have to change yourself just to be ready for it. Don't worry, it'll take us four years to get there from Earth, and in the process every cell in your body, now Homo Sapien, will gradually be replaced by Homo Martianus. I wish this deeply queer process alone could prepare you for the harsh nature of the surface. It won't. But, because of it, there is a chance that you'll survive. The systems that govern the planets however; they crumble around our would-be heroes. Human ambition rains from the skies as the foundations of the old world collapse. Write a song of destiny, find your players, and together form a ritual to transmute the reality of the planet Marsha itself into a rousing conspiracy thriller in which every chapter evolves alongside you, and every act is the sometimes uncontrolled demolition of the corrupt old world. When the Coda ends, what will be left of them? A new life on Marsha awaits. It will not be comfortable, but it will be alien. Vivit Terra Nova! Vivit 'l Tera-Rust!

What does an Earth police detective have in common with the captain of a military space fleet? One shared case. A stubborn desire to find the truth. To uncover a galactic conspiracy. Or maybe it's their spectacular knack for getting into trouble, no matter where fate tosses them across the endless Milky Way...

In a galaxy teeming with wonders and shadowed by ancient threats, Captain Skylight leads the The Cosmic Warden - a diverse team of heroes wielding the very elements of existence. From the breathtaking, eco-conscious city of Aqualux Harbor, where harmony with nature is paramount, their missions span planets, nebulae, and the very fabric of spacetime. Their journey begins with a disturbance in an ancient forest, revealing the insidious Silas Vane, a villain obsessed with reshaping the universe according to his twisted vision of order. As the Warden confront Vane's escalating schemes, they face a gauntlet of formidable foes: ruthless deep-sea miners threatening Aqualux's foundations, rogue scientists weaponizing pollution and climate, temporal saboteurs from the Chrono-Syndicate, and the terrifying cosmic entity known as The Void Maw, which seeks to consume all of existence. With each battle, the Guardians - including the agile scout Benjamin Breeze, the nature-attuned Eva Groovekeeper, the hydrokinetic Marina Brook, the fiery Finn Firebrand, and the enigmatic cosmic operative Luna Blackwood - must not only overcome external threats but also their own internal divisions. They learn that true strength lies not just in their individual powers, but in their united purpose. From the depths of poisoned oceans and the infernos of burning cities to the treacherous currents of time and the chilling void of oblivion, the Cosmic Warden fight for the survival of countless worlds. They discover that Vane's ambition extends far beyond mere conquest, aiming to control the fundamental forces of reality itself. Their ultimate battle will determine not just the fate of their galaxy, but the very existence of the universe.

Having vanquished the X bandits on Xorus, the Ozanians found the capital world utterly destroyed upon their arrival. The recent antagonist, Xolly, alluded to a mastermind controlling this assault, a creature known as 'Overlord'. Is he allied with the Goblin soldiers on Xorus, or is a more significant development unfolding? Join Navar, Miri, Jax, and their newfound allies as they navigate through this brewing conflict. The Goblin War!

This story continues the Legends timeline, carrying forward the legacy built by Luke Skywalker and the New Jedi Order. Set in 150 ABY, the galaxy has fallen into darkness. The Jedi are gone.The Sith rule from the shadows.The Bogan Empire stands as the most powerful force in galactic history-surpassing even the reign of Emperor Palpatine.Across the stars, their fleets dominate.Their armies are relentless.Hope... is nearly extinguished.But the Force has not been silenced. From the ashes of the fallen Order rises a new generation.This is the story of Zorin Blackstar-a young Force-sensitive who will challenge everything the Jedi once believed. Not bound by Light.Not consumed by Dark.He seeks something more. ⚔️ A new Jedi Order will rise. 🔥 A rebellion will be forged. ⚖️ And balance... will finally be understood.

What if the universe was born from a cosmic sneeze... and a bad idea? In this first volume of the Tree of the White Files saga, Bruna Paradojo opens the doors of the Fractal Garden: a universe dreamed into existence, where bears sneeze galaxies, cosmic violinists tune reality, and every unfinished story takes root in the Forest of Paradox. Here, order and chaos are not enemies but dance partners. Vorum, the Primordial Bear of Inertia, just wanted to keep sleeping in perfect Nothingness - until a law is spoken, consciousness wakes up, and the universe explodes into absurd possibilities. From this mess come the Keepers, the Dark Master, and the first fragile balance between creation and collapse. The Roots of Paradox is a blend of myth, science and irreverent humour: a creation story where quantum physics flirts with cosmic folklore, and every joke hides a real theory about reality, time and free will. Cosmic origin story that rewrites the Big Bang as a paradoxical act of storytelling. Guardians, Dark Masters and Fractal Gardens instead of classic gods and monsters. Scientific notes that connect the absurd narrative to real physics and philosophy. Post-chapter dialogues with Dina & Ligio, who react like readers trapped inside the book itself. If you love The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Terry Pratchett's sideways logic and the feeling that the universe is one big inside joke, this book is your new rabbit hole. Start from the roots. The paradox has already begun.

She never asked to lead. She never wanted to be followed. Now, across countless worlds, they call her goddess. Set in a fractured galactic empire after interstellar war, this is a long-form space opera exploring transhumanism, faith, and power across multiple confirmed realities. In the wake of cataclysm, a reluctant figure rises from the ashes of war. Linuka-soldier, survivor, symbol-becomes the unexpected catalyst for something unprecedented: a belief system that spans not just worlds, but entire realities. As her image ascends, so does a movement-one that grows into the first true multiversal religion. You don't need to have read the Galacticide trilogy to begin here. But you're stepping into a universe decades in the making-rich with history, conflict, and consequence. This is a new beginning, and a bold saga in its own right: the rise, rule, and eventual unraveling of an idea powerful enough to unite, or destroy, all that remains. Goddess of the Galacticide blends space opera with psychological drama, mythology, and political warfare on a cosmic scale. Whether you're just arriving or have walked these ruined galaxies before-welcome. The next age begins now.

What begins as a routine exploration mission quickly becomes something far more dangerous. The Agamemnon Starship is sent to investigate a distant world at the edge of known space. Instead of silence, its young crew encounters a civilization that exists out of phase with reality itself-appearing only once every century and a half. When a critical device is stolen and tensions escalate, the crew is forced into an uneasy alliance with beings whose history and intentions remain unclear. With time running out and the boundary between universes beginning to fail, impossible decisions must be made by people who were never meant to carry that responsibility so soon. An upper-YA, crossover science-fiction serial about first contact, identity, and the cost of exploration. Updates: Tuesdays

The 2234 Universe gathers wild, thought‑provoking stories from every corner of a hard‑won Solar System. In the asteroid belt people struggle and strive. On Ariel's ice, a battered outpost fights to reboot its lungs and its conscience. In Caleb's Vein, a belt crew chases a river of living metal through the dark, trading sleep and skin for one shot at freedom. In Ethan's Saviour, a burned‑out responder on half‑pressured Mars gambles everything on a rescue that could redeem a city or expose its lie. These are hard science fiction tales built from real physics, ruthless economics, and stubborn hope. Mass drivers sing, contracts bite, robots keep score, and people still fall in love. From frost‑bright moons to dust‑red plains, every page asks the same question: what is a future worth if we forget the people in it? Facts, opportunities, and souls, all lit by the cold bright sun of 2234. Welcome to the World of 2234.