Children of The Moon (Sci-fi, Survival)
Synopsis
Can seven children survive on an alien planet alone?
In the year 2517, Earth had become uninhabitable. Humanity turned to the stars, building colonies across distant systems.
Seven children from different walks of life were sent on a routine school excursion. But when a gravity malfunction and a warp gate accident disrupted their journey to Alpha Centauri, their emergency escape shuttle broke free from the main ship. Cast adrift from the hyperlane, they crash-landed on an uncharted, uninhabited land on an alien planet.
Food is scarce. No civilization in sight. No adults. No way to call for help.
With only a disconnected AI assistant to guide them, the seven must learn to survive together—whether they like it or not.
What to Expect:
- No LitRPG elements, no magic nor stats. Just seven children, their offline ChatGPT, and bunches of alien flora and fauna.
- Survival and character-driven narrative.
- Soft sci-fi setting (space colony, minimal technobabble)
Chapters 38
- 1 Chapter 1: The Gate
- 2 Chapter 2: Transfer
- 3 Chapter 3: Starcruiser LX666
- 4 Chapter 4: Calm Before the Storm
- 5 Chapter 5: Attack
- 6 Chapter 6: Accident
- 7 Chapter 7: New World
- 8 Chapter 8: Opaque Nature
- 9 Chapter 9: The Golden Dust
- 10 Chapter 10: The Law of Nature
- 11 Chapter 11: Long Night
- 12 Chapter 12: The Woods
- 13 Chapter 13: Water
- 14 Chapter 14: Fire
- 15 Chapter 15: Water Duty
- 16 Chapter 16: Nightly Talk
- 17 Chapter 17: Mountain Range
- 18 Chapter 18: Return
- 19 Chapter 19: Don’t Give Up!
- 20 Chapter 20: Sick
- 21 Chapter 21: Survival
- 22 Chapter 22: Food
- 23 Chapter 23: Plains
- 24 Interlude 1: The Colony
- 25 Chapter 24: The Discovery
- 26 Chapter 25: Bathing
- 27 Chapter 26: Tower
- 28 Chapter 27: Preservative
- 29 Chapter 28: Alien Structure
- 30 Chapter 29: Alien Organism
- 31 Chapter 30: Civilization
- 32 Chapter 31: Angel
- 33 Chapter 32: Auscella
- 34 Chapter 33: Fight
- 35 Chapter 34: Learning
- 36 Chapter 35: Ambush
- 37 Chapter 36: Poison
- 38 Chapter 37: Map
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