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Kepler: Three Suns, Two Peoples

by rodrigoshiro Ongoing

Synopsis

“A huge bird landed in the middle of the sacred clearing. From within it, several white worms emerged and began building their nest. Most of us didn’t care much for these new inhabitants, but I find them quite intriguing.” (Kukara)

“We landed on Kepler-4235Ab, a curious planet with three suns. We thought this planet wasn’t inhabited by intelligent creatures, but we were wrong. Some seem aggressive, but I encountered one who appears to be friendlier.” (Bruno Olsen)

On a distant planet, humans find the opportunity to create a new home. Bruno, one of the astronauts, is tasked with studying the environment and meets Kukara, a curious native of the planet; the two have much to learn from one another. However, the natives of Kepler are unhappy about the aliens’ arrival, and a confrontation seems increasingly inevitable. In a science fiction world with a fantasy feel, follow the saga of Bruno and Kukara as they share their visions, experiences, and feelings.

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