Exodus
- Reads 136
- Votes 7
- Parts 3
Ongoing<5 mins
Last published Tue, Apr 3, 2018
After the unfortunate and mysterious demise of their home planet, Earth, humanity struggles to survive being forced away from their destroyed world. When most of humankind manages to escape the pile of dust which was once their home, more than 99.9% of Earth's population perished in the exodus.
All Rights Reserved
#39
exodus
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
home
(Entry for @sciencefiction contest) It has been 20,500 years since we left. It was coming. So we prepared. The space cruiser departed Earth in search of a new hope, a new planet. Of course we failed. Countless worlds were surveyed, but not one could hold human life. So, now we are back. We are home. But this is not the planet we left.Complete
Tisis
Earth lies in ruins after the war which truly was to end all wars. All those who could afford it, fled the planet into the grand void. Those who could not and were still lucky enough to survive holed up in the few somewhat habitable areas left on the planet. One day however, salvation came from the stars, as the Asmodei descended upon the ruined earth, bearing promises of a new world for mankind to thrive on. A fresh start, to make up for the follies of the past. But nothing works out quite as advertised, does it?Complete
Innsania 2C /Lucy pov/
Everything started in 2036. The pollution was so bad that the end of the world was predicted to be right around the corner. As complete panic set in around the world, the rich and important people were all gathered and placed on giant spaceships with enough resources and room to house generations of human beings. Before they left though, the government leaders fired As a result, most of the human population died off and earth was a complete wasteland. The little that survived started building local communities and trying to survive in the destroyed excuse of a planet. On the disaster of a planet, creatures mutated and were born out of the nuclear chemicals; creating new species and monsters that hunted humans. While hundreds and hundreds of years passed, the monsters kept evolving and the people kept adapting while still trying to keep a sort of community. They didn't want to lose all of their humanity and become nothing more than animals that hunted the monsters: then they would truly be no better than the monsters themselves. So they stayed civil while still doing what it took to survive.Complete
Solarballs irl
Your name is Y/N. After your father left a year ago to go work at a space agency, your mother goes missing, and the SolarBalls planets come to life from your drawing, you wonder how they got there in the first place. How to make it home. How to get back to normal. Everyone can help except... there are others out there out to get you.Complete
Pospan
Pospan: The Gate, The Fence, and The Mermaid On The Moon. About 3 billion years ago, 11 major craters formed on the moon. About 2.9 billion years later, they seem to erode and disappear from the surface. If I ask you to, will you come with me to bring them all back? In return, I will save your town from its highly-worthy destruction.
SpaceBorn
People are not always what they seem. I remember my mother telling me that a lifetime ago. My name is Kiva Shïlds, and I'm not your average human. In fact, I'm not human at all. I'm an alien girl, sent to Earth the day my world was destroyed by the Gibōlti race. Now they want Earth too. It's up to my friends and I to save your planet. If we win, we are saved, and you are saved as well. If we lose, all is lost.Complete
(Entry for @sciencefiction contest) It has been 20,500 years since we left. It was coming. So we prepared. The space cruiser departed Earth in search of a new hope, a new planet. Of course we failed. Countless worlds were surveyed, but not one could hold human life. So, now we are back. We are home. But this is not the planet we left.
More detailsContent Guidelines