One dog. One whole world.

Inu Planet

Earth had limits. Inu found fresh territory.

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FIRST CLAIM

Claiming Ground

Inu finished the last respectable tree on Earth, checked the sky, and chose the rust-colored sphere with no fences. He arrived without luggage, neighbors, or municipal approval. By sunrise, every crater had been inspected and the northern ridge was officially his. A quiet moon now serves as the front porch.

NIGHT ORBIT

Night Shift

After dark, he circles twice, ignores Earth, and checks that every beacon still faces outward.

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Daily Orbit

Ownership is mostly routine. Inu watches meteor traffic, shadows the rover crews, and keeps one eye on the tiny blue planet he abandoned. Nothing urgent happens, which is exactly how a private planet should behave. His schedule leaves generous room for staring.

Earth and Inu Planet side by side in orbit — ORBIT 01Earth becomes a small blue reminder.

A small rover on a crater slope under Inu Planet, with blue Earth far off — ORBIT 02The rover maintains a respectful distance.

Inu Planet glowing warm above a dusky rocky horizon — ORBIT 03Sunset warms the freshly claimed hemisphere.

Planet Rules

The rules are simple, because the population is one. Visitors may admire the surface from orbit. Landing requires snacks, excellent aim, and Inu's extremely selective permission. Complaints are redirected toward deep space.

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Property: Entire planet
Bathroom: Everywhere, officially
Weather: Dry with meteors
Residents: One, counting generously
Parking: Orbital only

One dog. No unclaimed corners left.

Please keep Earth on a leash.