Nipun M. Wijerathne
Bio
Hello! I’m a creative writer, and I love it. I write creative fiction & mysteries of my own making. When I’m not writing, you’ll find me reading and watching.
Stories (12/0)
Imagine dinosaurs roaming the earth again. What is it like?
The world is full of dinosaurs. They're everywhere, in all sorts of weird places. You've probably seen them in the movies or on TV, but have you ever wondered what they actually look like? Or how they act? Or even where they live? Well, here's your chance! This article will tell you everything you need to know about dinosaurs: where they roam free and why we're still fascinated by them today.
By Nipun M. Wijerathne8 days ago in Fiction
The Curse of the Pharaoh’s Tomb
Dr. Sarah Thompson and her team of archaeologists stood at the entrance of the tomb, staring in wonder at the massive stone door that stood before them. The door was covered in intricate carvings of gods and goddesses, and hieroglyphics that depicted scenes from ancient Egyptian mythology. Sarah and her team had been searching for this tomb for years, and now they had finally found it.
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
The story about the star-crossed love between an orc and an elf
In the land of Eldrida, there was a magical paradise known as the Emerald Isle. It was a place of beauty and wonder, where the forests were lush and the rivers sparkled like diamonds. It was also a place of great danger, where dark magic and ancient curses lurked in every shadow.
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
Jordan finds a magical portal in his house
Jordan's house is full of magic portals, and doors that lead to alternate worlds. In one room he finds a portal that takes him back in time to when he was a child. Through this portal, he sees many things from his past and it gives him the opportunity to learn about himself. What will happen when Jordan travels through this portal? Will it change the way he lives his life?
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
Michael falls asleep on an abandoned ship and awakes on a new planet.
Michael falls asleep on an abandoned ship and awakes on a new planet. He finds himself in a bright green jungle full of strange plants and animals. There are also people living on the planet, but he can't talk to them. Michael tries to find out more but there's nothing that can be done. However, he does notice that his body is starting to change and looks like one of the inhabitants of this world. It seems like they're using him as some kind of experiment! He decides it's time for him to get back home so he starts looking around for a way out... With each passing day, we become more dependent on our devices and less independent from the technology itself - what happens when we need it most?
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
The Pharaoh is standing trial before the Gods
The Pharaoh is standing trial before the Gods. The Egyptians are accusing him of deliberately bringing about the hardship that has plagued their country for years. They say he has failed to protect them from this suffering, and they want him punished for his actions. The Gods are deciding what to do with him, but some Egyptians say he should be punished and others say he should be spared by the Gods. Who will prevail?
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
It's chess between two players. While one person can read minds, the other has the ability to predict the future.
Chess is a game of two players, but the game is won by a player who has the ability to read minds. If I can read his mind, then I know that he knows that I know that he knows what move he's going to make. But if he can read my mind, then he knows that I know that he knows that I know what move he's going to make and so on. So ultimately, the player who has this ability will win every time because they can anticipate their opponent's moves before they are made—while all other players must rely on chance or luck in order to win at chess!
By Nipun M. Wijerathneabout a year ago in Fiction
A scientist discovers that we are all actually robots — who created us and why?
Mark was a scientist working in Maryland on an experiment he had been perfecting for years. Today, he thought, was the day that his discovery would finally change the world. He had worked on this idea in secret for so long that he felt like no one else had ever thought about how humans were actually robots who were manufactured elsewhere and delivered to Earth. He was so excited he ran around his lab calling out to anyone there."Hey, wake up!" he shouted at one of his colleagues, Alyssa. "I solved it! I found the puzzle piece we've been missing!" "What are you talking about?" she asked."Surely if you'd figured out how we can make humans into robots," she said with sarcasm,"you wouldn't be screaming about it.""No — that's just it! Humans are already robots and we have no idea who made us or why! Now all we have to do is figure out which planet they came from and why they look almost exactly like humans.""There was more to Mark's story.""His robot hypothesis led him discover another very surprising thing: all humans were manufactured on a remote planet with similar conditions as Earth in a factory that created thousands of human-like robots each day.""Mark knew this because he had worked out a way
By Nipun M. Wijerathne2 years ago in Fiction
An astronaut who stuck in space debris
An astronaut is stuck in space debris. She has been working for hours, but she hasn't made any progress in cleaning the space debris away. Her ship's joystick isn't working properly and she can only move at certain velocities and in certain directions. What would you do to help this astronaut?
By Nipun M. Wijerathne2 years ago in Fiction
A cell phone is found inside a sealed Egyptian tomb.
Let's face it: you don't need a cell phone to live your life anymore. But before you can say, "Hey, I'm going to go back in time," there's one important thing you have to do: dig up a dead body and see if it has any clues about what the future holds for us. Well, it turns out that we may have been able to do just that—at least if an ancient tomb has anything to say about it!
By Nipun M. Wijerathne2 years ago in Fiction
