Thread: Queen Of The Sun (rskde & Sophie Jones)

The universe. A vast space filled with the unknown. Once, earth citizens thought that they were the only ones inhabiting it. A selfish thought indeed and also false. To truly think that they were alone in the unending cosmos was, to bluntly put it, stupid. And they were proved that when a lunar battleship crashed into Seattle on day. The government tried to cover it up of course but it was hard to cover up such a unique aircraft. Especially when it landed in a well populated area and killed hundreds of civilians. Through out history the Solar System has been at war with one another. The only reason why earth was unaware of this was because of their lack of advanced technology. After this incident the lunar people finally revealed themselves to their close neighbors, disabling their devices that kept them hidden for years and unveiling their massive utopia to the world. The ruler of the moon had visited earth and apologized for its lost lives, explaining that the ship was shot down by a Saturn enemy and lost control of its course. The ruler offered the minds of earth their technology and knowledge as compensation, thus becoming allies with the planet, something other planets did not appreciate. And that was how earth, the final planet, became sucked up into the Solar War. The war had changed earth for both better and worst. People from every continent had united together as one, regardless of culture, and flourished with their new found technology and advancements. Countries helped and supported one another and together they solved most of world problems. But war was war. And war always came with devastation. Despite having the Lunarians as allies earth struggle with the cosmic war, just as every other planet was. Every planet besides the Sun. They always came out on top in the end. It was hard to win a war with a giant sphere of gas and nucleic fusion that you could barely go near without systems molting. After years and years of countless fighting, death and destruction the people of Neptune suggested a treaty. It was basically a fresh start. To erase all the debts and quarrels and start anew. To share their knowledge with one another and prosper as a system. The prospect spread and soon all the planets rulers and generals had agreed and signed the treaty. All except the sun. The solitary and silent planet had nothing to say, even as the years passed by and planets became open territory the sun still remained silent. Until today. ooooooooo The galaxy buzzed as the news of the Sun's queen requesting permission to land on Earth spread. Since the following years of peace Earth has become somewhat of a beacon for all individuals along with Jupiter. The Queens request was sudden and quite startling. No one has ever heard or seen her in person. People were both excited and tense at the same time. What could she possibly want in this sudden visit? There was no context in her request. Just that she wanted permission to land and stay for a bit. It was nerve reckoning but one thing was for sure, the planets leader was determined to get her to sign the treaty. The Queen was granted permission to land with one condition. She had a guide accompany her. They had told her it was so she could get used to the foreign land but in reality it was so she could be persuaded to sign the treaty. The Queen agreed to these terms and that was that. As the Queens ship came closer and closer upon arriving at the intergalactic airport everyone became frantic. People hustled and bustled around the landing port, all government officials from multiple planets. Although the Queens arrival was being broadcasted all over earth no media personnel was allowed inside or outside the port. In fact, the whole base was shut down for this moment. They wanted to keep the Queens identity confidential, wanting her to get the full earth experience without the hassle of cameras following her everywhere and her face being plastered on every com there was. Soon enough the ship was hovering over the doc. The vessel itself was quite on the menacing side. It's engines made small small vibration pulses but other than that it was practically silent. It gave of a deep red glow, the color softly brightening then returning to its original state with each pulse. It was slow with its descent and with a thunderous thud it had finally landed on Earths soil. Well, asphalt. The air was ominous and all was silent. The bottom of the ship gave off a bright neon red beam and as quick as it appeared it was gone, and replaced by a woman. At the bottom of the ship stood Adira. Her hair was a crimson red that cascaded down to her calves. Her skin was golden and almost shone and glittered in the bask of the sun rays shining down on the planet. It was the same with her clothes, which were sparse. They were made from a golden glittering fabric and consisted of a long skirt with slits at both of her thighs and a bralette. The garments showed off her toned, amazon physique and strapped around her hip was a hefty sword. Adira's amber eyes scanned the scene before her as she approached the reasonably sized crowd. She looked up at the blue sky and down at the black ground and then at the faces in the crowd, all of which she had no recognition. She stopped once she was a few feet away and officials began approaching her. They began welcoming her to earth but she raised her hand in a stop motion and finally spoke. Who is to be my guide? She asked, her voice strong and loud.