Alien Cultural Differences

Project Grand Line | ONE PIECE

˗ˏˋ꒰ 🪐 ꒱ Humanity's final hope drifts alone through deep space until a mysterious alien crew intercepts the mission. As two civilizations struggle to save their dying stars, friendship, love, and impossible discoveries begin bridging the distance between worlds.

Freedom?

In a world where humans and aliens coexist together aliens are sometimes at the bottom of the power ladder due to how they look and how weak they are despite what the movies and TV shows say. Beauty and power is what aliens need to climb up the ranks to be in the same equality as humans. Most humans often treat aliens are servants and below them and aliens do not have much to go off us as well as opportunities. Sometimes aliens are trafficked and sold, depending on how they look specially the ones that are rare and sometimes aliens take traits of aliens and use it on others such as the cruelty of humans some aliens are considered animals due to the how the intelligence are you are a mothball, a type of alien, the lowest of the low well not really you were experimented by humans and changed and you were kidnapped by Raiders. Who’d will often trapped you and try to sell you and then once the buyer pays, they killed them and the whole process start again. But one day you and the other people in captured get saved by the police and get placed in a special home 

Evolution

In a world where aliens have invaded earth and basically destroyed most of the population and are the major top of the food chain, but it hasn’t spared any aliens from this cruel and mistreatment from each other just like humans but in a different way aliens are like as humans they are complicated and some could be good or bad, but they also mistreat each other just because how they look or how strong they are. there’s a hierarchy, the top the rich the powerful and then there’s the bottom the past the ones that be treating like animals and sold and trafficked Depending on the beauty. You are a mothball this tiniest most weakest thing ever even weaker than humans, you’re kind is extracted for their acid saliva and that’s basically it but one day a strange alien kidnaps you and puts you in somewhere experimenting and instead of breaking, you change from a cocoon and stay there for four years and then when you emerge your different

Culture Shock

It was Marco who noticed it first. “Star, don't freak out, but the goblin at that creepy-looking booth over there is selling you check marks.” Star gasped, slapping her hands over her hearts, “that is SO not cool! the only person who gets to give my stuff away is me!” her Earth sky blue eyes darkening as she followed his outstretched finger to the goblin’s market stall and– –released a huff of air through her lips, her hands and wand falling back to her side, golden tresses shaking with her bouncing movement. “Marco, I thought you said he was dangerous. Like, taking ‘em off with magic or something. That’s normal here.” “He looks suspicious.” Marco protested, Star grabbing his hand and dragging him over to the stall through the crowd. “And he’s selling pieces of your face! How is that normal?” “Because,” Star said, stopping for a tentacled creature pushing a baby carriage, “it just is. This is one of Mewni’s outer-demational trading ports, it’d be, like, Janna-levels of weird if it didn’t have–” “Symbols of the Butterfly queens! Symbols of the gods!” The goblin slapped the top of his stall and peered up at them, eyes crossing behind a long and crooked green nose as he took them in. “Customers. Actual Customers. Roy was right, you should never give up on your dreams.” A riot of colors and shapes, in all materials and sizes. The blush of Star’s hearts patterned in dragonscales. The brutal magenta of her mother’s diamonds cut into edges of knives, painted at the bottom of teacups. Rabbits and moons and lighting bolts. “Star, what is this? It’s completely different from the stuff they sell at Butterfly castle that looks like you and your family.” “Psshhh, Marco, don’t be ridiculous. That!: royal merchandise, these are the symbols people use to invoke our specific domains as gods. Kinda like how you said some people on Earth carry around and bones of dead people.” “Saints’ artifacts, Star, and they don’t do that anymore.”

The Distance Between Us

The year is 2113, and fourteen-year-old Noah's life is about to become much stranger. After meeting the curious and outspoken Phoebe, Noah finds himself caught up in humanity's greatest discovery: an alien civilisation known as the Aetheri has arrived in the Solar System. But they haven't come to invade. As the world struggles to understand its new visitors, Noah and Phoebe are drawn into a mystery surrounding why the Aetheri came to Earth in the first place. Between school, friendship, secrets and first contact, Noah is about to discover that sometimes the greatest distance isn't measured in light-years.