Planet White was a small planet that nobody really knew about, except for the creatures that lived on it, the Monochromians. A monochromian was very similar to humans, except for they were colorblind, and they didn't need all the things that humans did, such as air and they didn't need a lot of food to survive.

They were extraterrestrial beings, with powers of sorts, usually just the power of healing but some had more than just healing powers. They also were naturally very intelligent.

But for them, it was usually impossible to love. Is was a rare thing for them that usually only occurred with a human; they couldn't love each other.

But if one of the monochromians were to fall in love, they would be banned from planet White, or sentenced to death.

Love was banned. Because love meant a colored heart, which meant seeing in color, which was a bad thing. Color was bad.

The Monochromians weren't bad creatures though. They usually weren't evil, and mostly angelic and pure, carrying themselves with grace and serenity.

The Monochromians could have their own children, obviously, but they could also breed with humans. It was usually that a male human would have to impregnate a female or male monochromian, because when female humans get pregnant with a male monochromians, the fetuses or the women and the fetuses usually would die, due to the female humans being too weak to carry a fetus too strong and powerful for them.

But, male monochromians could be impregnated by a male human or another male monochromian, but it was rare and usually didn't work too well.

The Monochromians hadn't been in contact with earth in over a hundred years though, and they intended to keep it that way, to keep it so the humans still never knew about them and the ones that did were long gone.

Dan Howell was a young male monochromian, approximately 16 years of age.

He had feelings he couldn't explain, like the feeling in his heart. It was like he was missing something. He guessed that something was the so called 'love', but he was young and could be mistaken.

Still, Dan hated the lack of color on his lonely planet, and the feeling of wanting something more was lurking within him. He couldn't stand it.

He sighed out, although it wasn't at all necessary. He looked out to the stars that he assumed he'd never know the color of and just thought to himself.

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Terrible first chapter but I like where this is going. I hope you like it too ^_^