Earth | 9th century AR

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Synopsis

INTRODUCTION

Summary:

The story unfolds after the friendly aliens saved our Blue Planet from death, but the problems kept arising here and there and both races act together, trying to save humanity this time for sure. At least, so it seems on a face of it.

The young earthling and, not as young but certainly a full of energy, extraterrestrial race individual come to the forefront of the story.

How do they get along? Do they need to? Who is a true friend? I will try to reveal these and a couple of hundred more questions in the story.

Author's Commentary:

So, the novel I'm working on – Earth | 9th century AR [after reload]

It is a science fiction covering few thousand years ahead. Post-apocalyptic but rather utopian, kind of))

Estimated word-count: 50 000+

Rating: definitely explicit, but the first very-really-truly NSFW scene will take place in around 15-th chapter.

Also it's a slow-burn, pinning, teacher-student, alien-human, age difference and MPREG(!) novel (but it is not about the pregnancy itself.. if that's of any importance).

Now you may consider yourself totally warned. Read at your own discretion. And if you do – I really hope you'll enjoy the ride!

Cover and arts made by me.

Vocabulary:

Here are some words & phrases the purpose of which is to ensure the smooth reading process:

Sirkazai [sirkʌ`tsa:i] – my aliens' home-planet

Sirka [`sirkʌ] – aliens' language

Zirkaazte [zir`ka:tstə], zirka(/zirks) [`zirkʌ] – formal race name and informal singular and plural individual name used by humans only

Erzketau [ertske`ta:u] – main zirka character's name

Krezke-Plau [`kretskə-`pla:u] - zirks' emperor's personal name

Akkatl [ʌ`k:a:tl] – zirks' emperor, chief, leader; a general name

-kri & -kaia – somewhat an honorific suffixes used when addressing a male & female respectfully

To pronounce race and characters' names as I pronounce them in my head, you might need a reference. I mean the [ts] sound. It must sound strong and sharp, don't mute the [t]. It is quite similar to the one appears in "pizza" or to Japanese sounding of the syllable つ [tsu].

Other Notes:

I won't post often but will try to do it regularly once a month. Any feedback is more than welcome and appreciated! ATM I have a draft of about 15 chapters that still need to be revised and edited, so I would like to know in advance whether it is worth it, or is it better to go learn the beads knitting craft instead :)

And one more thing. If you believe that you know a lot about biology, human body, genetics, fertilization, etc. and you clearly see that I miss something huge and pull a real nonsense here – please let me know and I'll think how to correct this applying your advises. Thanks!

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