I don't have anything to do so here's 2 more stories

[RulKinat]

1. 

In the year 3247, a group of astronomers were assigned to a top-secret project to terraform a planet that was deemed hospitable for human life. The planet, named Epsilon Prime, was located in a distant galaxy and had been identified as a potential new home for humanity.

As they began their work, the astronomers discovered strange anomalies on the planet's surface that suggested the existence of some kind of past intervention. As they delved deeper, they found evidence of an earlier, failed attempt to terraform the planet.

It was a shocking discovery. The previous mission had taken place over a millennium ago, and no record of it had been preserved. The astronomers were baffled as to why such a significant event had been erased from history.

The team's investigations revealed that the previous mission had been carried out in complete secrecy, with only a select few individuals aware of its existence. This secrecy, it seemed, had led to the mission's eventual failure.

The first attempt at terraforming Epsilon Prime had been a disaster. The mission's leaders had attempted to introduce an alien microbe to the planet's soil, with the intention of creating a fertile environment for human habitation. However, the microbe had not reacted as expected, and had instead unleashed a deadly virus that had decimated the planet's existing ecosystem.

The astronomers were horrified by the revelation. They realized that they were facing the same risks in their own mission, and that secrecy was not the answer. They made the decision to share their findings with the wider scientific community, in the hope of preventing similar disasters in the future.

With their newfound knowledge, the team was able to adjust their terraforming strategy, and within a few years, Epsilon Prime was transformed into a new home for humanity. The astronomers' discovery had not only saved the planet, but also served as a reminder of the importance of transparency and collaboration in the pursuit of scientific advancement.

 

2.

Takumi was a young Japanese man who lived alone in his small apartment in Tokyo. Winter had arrived, and the cold weather had set in. Despite having turned on the heater in his room, Takumi still felt cold. He tried putting on more layers of clothes, but nothing seemed to help. Finally, he decided to get into his futon to warm himself up.

 

Takumi wrapped himself tightly in his futon, feeling the warmth of the thick, soft covers. He closed his eyes, trying to sleep, but the cold just wouldn't go away. He shivered and curled up into a ball, hoping to conserve as much heat as possible.

 

Hours went by, and Takumi was still in his futon, feeling hopeless and miserable. He knew he had to get out eventually, but he just couldn't bring himself to do it. The thought of leaving his warm and cozy futon was unbearable.

 

Suddenly, he heard a knock on the door. It was his friend, Yuji, who had come to visit. Takumi hesitated, not wanting to get out of his futon, but eventually, he reluctantly forced himself to do it.

 

When he got out of the futon, the sudden burst of cold air hit him like a ton of bricks. He realized that the reason he had been so cold was that he had forgotten to close the window. It was letting in the cold air, making it impossible for his heater to warm the room.

 

Feeling embarrassed, Takumi apologized to Yuji for being so stubborn and not checking the window. Yuji just laughed it off and helped Takumi close the window. They then spent the rest of the evening chatting and enjoying each other's company, with Takumi feeling grateful for having such a good friend.

 

From that day on, Takumi made sure to check his window before getting into his futon. He learned that sometimes, the simplest solutions are the best and that it's okay to ask for help when needed.