[-[Redacted]-] — J.L. King

Apocalypse? No.Everyone left planet Earth willingly. My fam just left late because we were tidying it up for the bugs and bunnies.Now, we're all bummin' in the Sol. Was it a good idea, was it perfect, did anyone ask my opinion?Nope.Sure we've mastered plasma, whatever. We play games all day to do work, grow up constructs for companionship, and busy ourselves around the aquatorial building new orbies – but what progress have we really made towards understanding those amazing ancient and sentient creatures that have always lived among us?None.But then that's what my sense-journal is all about.Well okay, not entirely. It's also about holo and inducti-couture, chasing tail, smacking the smooglites, winning lunar landwars, awakenings, boosting my labor index, racing minecarts, finding hot romance on secret missions, and accidentally crashing systems...... seriously, it wasn't my fault!//BLIPP : End ***Join Asrelia, as she reluctantly becomes a Solar Citizen, performing some next level rebellion, and accidentally discovering some hidden truths about the Gaia Initiative: humanity's courageous environmental effort to dis-inhabit Earth and occupy moon-sized biomes circling the sun.[-[Redacted]-] is the first book in the core series of Exo Gaia and Asrelia's saga.***EXO GAIA SERIES***Exo Gaia portrays the saga of human existence outside Earth. Our occupation of the Sol has become the new way of life, and the environmental preservation of Earth, un-inhabited by people, has become humanity's greatest gamble.With no faster-than-light travel, central governance or habitable planets in sight, trillions now occupy the Aquatoria, building moon-sized, self-contained habitat countries called Orbies in this innovative, alluring and brilliantly unexpected Metatopian fiction.Follow Asrelia's core story through seven novels, and the adventures of the others she meets in their own interwoven 'facet' novels as purity and inclusions come together to form the complete and many-sided tale of Exo Gaia.