Stardust Rebellion - Artbusterbeeze
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'In a galaxy is ruled by tyranny, one girl's stardust might be enough to ignite a revolution.' Within the vast cosmos past Earth, Planet E, and Neospace, a tale unfolds on the distant and oppressive Planet Gala. Ruled by a tyrannical king and divided by the whims of the powerful, Gala is a world rife with inequality and despair. "Stardust Rebellion" follows the journey of Galaxia Maximum, a 12-year-old girl with teal skin and a wand that channels the power of the stars. Her mother, Galana Maximum, reluctantly serves as the Warden of the slaves, a position forced upon her by the oppressive…mehr

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'In a galaxy is ruled by tyranny, one girl's stardust might be enough to ignite a revolution.' Within the vast cosmos past Earth, Planet E, and Neospace, a tale unfolds on the distant and oppressive Planet Gala. Ruled by a tyrannical king and divided by the whims of the powerful, Gala is a world rife with inequality and despair. "Stardust Rebellion" follows the journey of Galaxia Maximum, a 12-year-old girl with teal skin and a wand that channels the power of the stars. Her mother, Galana Maximum, reluctantly serves as the Warden of the slaves, a position forced upon her by the oppressive King. Together, they traverse the dungeons daily, bringing glimmers of hope to the enslaved through Galaxia's infectious cheerfulness. Amidst the bleakness, a bond forms between Galaxia and Yuki, a unique cat-like slave. Isolated for her peculiarity, Yuki finds solace in Galaxia's friendship. When the oppression intensifies, Galaxia discovers her true power-the ability to shape the stars into beams of liberation. Will Galaxia's stardust ignite a revolution, or will the forces of tyranny snuff out the sparks of rebellion?
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Hello there everyone I am Beeze, and yes, I call myself the Artbuster. I make art, but I also write books. I have always been writing, since I was young writing stories, even if they did not make sense at the time. When I made the leap to start writing on platforms, I probably did not know what I was doing, But this became something I enjoyed when I found my first platform years ago to write books. I knew that it was exactly what I wanted to do.