Adventure
The Last Flight
In the remote heart of the desert, where the endless expanse of dunes stretched out like an ocean of sand, a small commercial plane fought against the turbulence of a sudden sandstorm. The passengers aboard the aircraft exchanged anxious glances, their whispers filled with fear. Among them was Captain James Ashford, a seasoned pilot who had faced many challenges in his career, but this was unlike anything he had ever experienced.
By Haris Hadzic3 years ago in Fiction
Battling Guilt Part 2: Petra's Cousin Disappears
"Got your 'ID' ready?" Petra said, eyeing Thor as he nervously fumbled in his pocket to grab his wallet. "No. I'm not in a people mood tonight but I'm only going because of you. So if we get caught I'm going to resent you."
By dre.amerwithapen3 years ago in Fiction
World in Tatters Ch. 9
Once we leave Philip’s bar, I pull Alice down a nearby alleyway. “Are you really sure about Philip?” “Everything I told you in there is true. Philip has a complicated past, but every single one of the jobs I’ve worked with him, have been to help people. He helps get goods to people who can’t afford them. Goods that the Praetor keeps hoarded inside the walls. There are people here who rely on his help.”
By Kevin Barkman3 years ago in Fiction
The Chronicles of Maua
In the land of Maua, a realm where magic flowed like rivers and ancient legends danced in the wind, a timeless battle between good and evil had etched its mark upon the tapestry of history. At the heart of this struggle lay the legendary Crystal of Mwanga, a repository of unimaginable power that held the potential to sway the balance in favor of either side.
By The POTUSFanClub3 years ago in Fiction
The Adventurer
To wake. To live, to breath. To search. The world is an ancient treasure chest, a sentient beast full of well kept secrets of creatures past. For as long as humans have wandered sandy shores, stalked thick jungles, slept on the moors of this great skin, the land has kept us. We have been fattened and thinned, bred and pruned. Humans are the livestock of something greater, bending over backwards at nature's whim.
By Darby S. Fisher3 years ago in Fiction
Love Beyond the Stars
Lira gazed out of the observation deck, her gaze riveted on the nebulae whirling and dancing in space's cosmic ballet. She was an experienced astrobiologist from the highly developed planet Veridia, and she had always been fascinated by the secrets of the cosmos. The mission she was on was no different.
By Tinyiko Shitlhangu3 years ago in Fiction
James Bond: A Legacy of Spies
For nearly six decades, the name "James Bond" has been synonymous with the suave, martini-drinking, womanizing spy known for saving the world from various villains. However, what if we were to challenge the very foundation of this iconic character and consider "James Bond" as more than just the name of one individual? What if it were a code name passed down through generations of British secret agents? This intriguing concept has the potential to breathe new life into the beloved franchise and add layers of complexity to the character.
By Adrian Wordsmith3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Storm
James Duggan sat at his computer station working on a remodeling of the forecast for the peak of Solar Cycle 25. It was after midnight, and he was running on coffee and cigarettes. The Irish immigrant from Belfast worked for N.A.S.A. and was on the Space Weather team.
By Jason Morton3 years ago in Fiction
The ENDLESS
It was the dawn of the universe. And in the vastness of space, there was nothing but space dust. As time went by it began to change. And the specks of dust began to form new stars, planets, nebula, etc. But before all that in the vastness of space and a very very dark corner, there was a bright blue ball of light. It was so bright that although it was small it lit up the whole dark corner of the space. And then time went by and after billions and billions of years, the bright blue ball of light began to evolve.
By Sajeed Khan3 years ago in Fiction
Could someone truly travel through time?
Introduction Have you ever had fantasies about time travel? I'm sure we've all had the desire to travel back in time to see how things were or even to change the course of events. Science fiction has long featured time travel, with books and movies imagining the advantages and disadvantages of this power. But is time travel truly possible, and if so, what conditions must be met in order to accomplish it? In order to comprehend how we might go about travelling through time, we must first understand what time is.
By Opoku-Antwi Benedict3 years ago in Fiction
