Alienperspective Stories

Welcome to the life of an alien Jyat (Jovian Cat) on the Solar System's largest Moon, Ganymede. This was based on a short poem, and it currently *in progress*. Cover design is a mock up, trying to get the biological details (like the nose) right. Im hoping to get a more professional one soon.

Two alien astronauts land on their moon, chasing a mysterious signal. Humans came to their system once, littered it with wonders of technology, and left, never to be seen. Now, what they abandoned could either push a young species to the stars - or destroy it.

Agent 83456, a other-worldly being sent to investigate human kind and how well they could cooperate with the other residents of the galaxy. The agent writes reports on his investigations, showing a different perspective on our ethics. NOTE: This is a small book I wrote for my school project. I will hold full responsibility for being uneducated in certain things, and if you feel insulted or discriminated in anyway please reach out to me and I will do my best to change whatever is incorrect or misguiding. Also, I think it is important to note most people wouldn't like the ending of the story (me included), but I thought it would fit best.

**Title:** *Kindred Lights: A Friendship Beyond Stars* **Description:** In the neon-lit future city of Neo-Terra, Zek'thar, a gentle alien from a distant galaxy, finds himself lost and alone amidst humanity's fast-paced, isolated world. But when he helps Aria, a young mechanic with a fiery spirit, a rare friendship blooms between them. Together, they navigate a world filled with prejudice, exploring the vibrant cityscape while discovering the power of empathy and connection. As they face resistance from society, Aria and Zek'thar's bond becomes a beacon of hope, showing Neo-Terra-and the universe-that friendship can bridge even the vastest of distances.

A captive's resilience challenges everything his alien observers thought they understood about survival.

An individual of a species which originates deep within the endless depths of the cosmos; far beyond Dark Space. They're a nomadic species, drifting endlessly in the velvety blackness of the universe. They are the librarians of the cosmos. Catalogers of cultures, beings, and languages that once thrived long ago, and not so long ago. They strive to silently recollect and organize information that would otherwise be lost to the universe. They go unnoticed by all due to abilities granted by their vast knowledge and technology, and use this to their advantage. Yet they never interfere. They never help, fight, nor communicate with others. To all others of the universe, they do not exist. They are a silent species, more than just physically (mouthless, yet with a mind that could echo across all known galaxies). For them, this means that they're safe. Or they thought they were. Until they were found and attacked by a species known as the "Thruxx". It was entirely by chance that their vessel was found, and it was entirely in misfortune that all on their ship were slaughtered. Except one. In a species that has no need for names, this ones chose the name, "Nestor". Within the span of two Earth years, he's captured, tortured, and then escapes the clutches of the Thruxx, only to find himself stranded on the nearest habitable planet: "Earth". Little is truly known about the inhabitants of the little blue planet, save for their hostility to anything foreign to them. Despite this, he goes forth to walk among their people --as one of them, in hopes that one day he may be rescued by others of his kind. This is his story. The story of a single alien lifeform. Heartache, truths, painful realizations, and love. It is on Earth that he will learn more than he ever has in his 25,056 years of life. It is here that he will find himself, the truth, and it is here on Earth that he will come to love human beings, despite all of our flaws. He will die here, but first... He will Live.