Uxodreron Short Story

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Long ago, before Earth was created, there was a planet called Uxodreron. On this planet lived a species of aliens who called themselves the Uxoranians. The Uxoranians were all very different from each other. Some had alabaster skin that was so clear and beautiful, and their eyes colored gorgeous blues and greens. Some had long golden hair, and others short dark hair. There were others whose skin was dark as a raven 's wings, and eyes a golden brown, with dark locks on their head. Some young and full of life, and others old and full of wisdom. While they were diverse in looks and age, they all had fast, intelligent minds and they were very advanced, they basically had all the technology they needed to create an entire planet, or even another universe if they wanted to. This species of aliens were also a very rapid growing species, and would soon run out of room for everyone to live, so the king of Uxodreron, Lord O 'thu had to come up with a plan to save his planet …show more content…
They would use their technology to create another universe, with hundreds of planets spread throughout it, in which they would find the ideal one to live on. One that could support all of their needs, and more. After only a day, their new universe was created. Lord O 'thu now had to send his best men out into this new universe to find a new planet for the Uxoranians to live on. Once 100 years had passed, (which wasn 't very long, as the average lifespan of a Uxoranian was 600 years) Lord O 'thu and the Uxoranian 's began to lose hope in their creation, until a younger man, about 150 years old, with long dark hair and a pasty white complexion, whose name was Ixonon, came to announce that he finally found the perfect planet. They named it Earth, meaning "new home." Ixonon and Lord O 'thu decided to send half of their population to Earth and the rest would stay to continue life on

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