Ellamara Rhea Beyond the Stars; Generation Four, Yellow

Beyond the Stars: The Life of Ellamara Rhea

Ellamara Rhea had always been different. A loner by nature, she never fit in with the world around her. Growing up, her parents were distant, and she spent most of her childhood locked away in her room, obsessing over space. While other kids played outside or gossiped about school crushes, she studied rocket science, read about black holes, and sketched blueprints for a ship that could take her far away.

She was clumsy—always tripping over cables, knocking over her tools—but ambition burned in her veins. She would get to Sixam, no matter the cost.

The moment she was old enough, she left her childhood home in San Myshuno, a small apartment where she spent countless nights at her woodworking table, crafting rocket models and keeping her hands busy with her projects. That table was her anchor, a reminder that she could control the chaos around her.

But she needed more. She needed space to grow and chase her dreams. So, she moved to Oasis Springs, where the vast desert and endless sky provided the solitude she craved. She found a cozy house with enough room to work and breathe—an ideal place for her to build her dreams. There, she transformed the backyard into a workshop and built a rocketship that stood proudly under the hot sun.

She climbed the ranks of the Astronaut Career, mastering Science and Handiness along the way. Every spare moment, she tinkered with her rocket, improving it, perfecting it, until the day finally came.

She launched into space.

Sixam was everything. Strange, glowing landscapes. Alien creatures with voices that hummed like energy itself. For the first time in her life, she felt like she belonged.

But when she came back to Earth, something was missing.

She cha


sed new thrills to fill the emptiness. She took up smoking—at first just a habit, then an addiction. She got a piercing in a very private place, as if altering her body would give her a sense of control. She even broke into the Forgotten Grotto, the hidden cave in Oasis Springs, just for the rush of discovery.

Then, she met Josh Charmer.

He was kind. Patient. A stark contrast to her isolated, restless nature. She didn’t believe in love—not really—but Josh changed that. He made her feel grounded in a way that even the stars couldn’t.

They got married. Had a son, TJ.

For the first time, she had something—someone—more important than space. She quit smoking. It wasn’t easy; addiction had dug its claws deep, but she fought it for her son. For herself.

Then came an unexpected second pregnancy. And with it, a difficult choice.

She wasn’t ready. She wasn’t the kind of mother who could handle another child. She still felt the pull of the stars, the desire to chase the unknown. And so, with a heavy heart, she gave the baby up for adoption.

Years passed. She continued to build, to learn, to dream. TJ grew up, and she made sure he knew about the cosmos, about ambition, about how the hardest choices define who we are.

Ellamara Rhea lived a full life—one of adventure, struggle, love, and discovery. She passed away in Oasis Springs, an old woman with calloused hands and a mind that had touched the stars.

And as she took her final breath, she knew one thing for certain:

She had never been alone. ❤️