Mars looked so distant now its red atmosphere that glisten like diamonds the sand swept lands that ripped when then sandstorms approached,water which was no where to be seen made the planet uninhabited almost ,only a few of them left now,
the real Martians as it were,and they too were dying not only of thirst but hunger food was scare not from wars or over population or such, but from neglect,farmers did not plow their fields or harvest them, Martians became then too disinterested in life here they search the universe to colonize another world one that had food and water plenty for everyone .When your dying nothing else matters any more you would even risk war against another planet,Earth the third planet from the same sun ,it was green and blue and white,life existed in many forms on the planet,from Marine life to insect life,from birds to mammals through their great telescopes the Martians then saw plenty,life in abundance, food everywhere, water made up the most of the planet and something else the Martian saw,another life form,humanoid in appearance,it had a civilization that stretched across the planet and technology that could almost be advance as theirs too.The Martians had a thought,to conquer the Earth and make that their new world now ,they started making plans to go too Earth .
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A new series by multiple award winning author, M. R. Mathias
After finding a strange medallion and some maps with markings that no one in his village can understand, Braxton Bray decides to
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