Star Seekers

Star Seekers

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Science Fiction
One day, a normal 13 year old girl is climbing a tree in her backyard, when suddenly, the sky turned red, then back to blue after five seconds. Then, she was teleported by a mysterious force. When she arrived where the force brought her, she was in a strange meeting room. The people there told her that the Space-Time Continuum was breaking apart, and that the whole universe is in danger. Her and 9 other people must find the fabric that makes up the Space-Time Continuum, find out what is wrecking it, and survive time twists, illusions, and most of all, the ruthless Sky Hunters. If they fail the quest, all humanity and the whole universe will be lost forever.
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Prologue: Earth has found out they're not alone in the universe. An alien species have contacted Earth, giving them a chance to be protected by the aliens out there that threatens the universe. They inform them that there are in fact thousands of alien species out there. The alien race, who calls themselves Opsidians, offer Earth a chance at competing in the Games, a televised reality competition game they host. In order to win the protection, Earth will have to send a tribute to the Games. They know little to nothing about the Games or these alien species. But after consideration, they don't see the harm in sending one. And realise it might be their only chance.

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