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By Charles E Morgan2 years ago in Fiction
The Therapist Who Reads Minds – Until She Met Him
When an ordinary person speaks, they do it to reveal something. But a mentally disturbed patient? They speak to hide something.
By Ritvik2 years ago in Fiction
Relics of the Gods
The Walls of Sparta are the defensive gates that protect from outside invasion, it is one of the reasons why Sparta is so successful in war, not many enemies can breach its walls, at a height of one hundred feet and wooden spikes going up the wall every five feet it is impossible for anyone to climb the walls making Sparta a fortress for its people.
By Robert Emmett2 years ago in Fiction
The Hollow Man
The first time I saw him, I assumed it was a trick of the light. It was late—too late to be walking home alone—but I’d stayed after class to finish a project, and the bus had long ago stopped running. The streets were vacant, the kind of empty that makes you feel like you’re the last person on earth. The only sound was the crunch of my boots on the frost-covered sidewalk and the distant hum of a streetlight flickering on and off.
By Ilyas K2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Broadcast
At precisely 3:33 a.m., the radio burst to life. Ellie Harper jerked waking, her heart thumping in her chest. The room was dark; the only source of illumination was the weak radio dial glow. She had neglected turning it on. She had actually not used the ancient item in years. A huge wooden box with a cracked speaker and a dial that stuck if you turned it too quickly, it was a relic from her grandfather's time.
By Ilyas K2 years ago in Fiction
Stone Heart Part -2
Stone Heart felt sorrow, but his excitement over his newfound magic was stronger. Soon, he used the enchanted dust to become the most successful hunter of all time. His name was spoken with awe far and wide.
By Nikita Angel2 years ago in Fiction
‌Annihilation Pulse ‌
When Clark caught the falling International Space Station, his right hand suddenly became entropic and rotten. The three astronauts transform into silicon-based creatures the moment they touch his skin, screaming and piercing his breastplate with their crystal arms. The global broadcast screen flashed synchronously at the moment, and all the screens displayed a countdown - "time left on Earth: 2 hours and 47 minutes", the digital beating frequency was exactly the same as his heartbeat.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
The Time Thief
Clark stopped a subway collision for the 27th time when he found his press card embedded in a gap in the tracks. The back of the document reads in Kryptonian script: "This is your 316th filing." When he looked up, every passenger in the carriage held up the latest edition of the Daily Planet, the front page of which showed him planting a bomb on the tracks.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
Prisoners of the Spectrum ‌
As Lex Luthor's funeral takes place amid a storm shrouded in a quantum cloud in Gotham City, Clark Kent is waking up from the thirteenth cycle. The countdown on his wrist read 72 hours - the countdown to death Lex had set for him with a kryptonite bullet, and the deadline for the entire planet to break out of the time loop.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
The Memory Trimmer
‌ Chapter 1: False Memory Clinic ‌ Neon lights in Manhattan, New York, cast weird DNA spirals on Jiang Xia's quantum incense burner through bulletproof glass. The underground memory repairman was using his brain Neuron Universe device to erase the trauma of a car accident when he realized that the red Toyota in his memory had never existed in the same advertisement ten years ago.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
The Quantum Embroiderer
Chapter 1: The Lost Viking Rune ‌ The aurora in Stockholm lights up the quantum computing unit at Studio Ingrid, and a weaving machine-like hum comes from the cabinet. The Nobel laureate in physics was using photon entanglement to restore a 9th-century woolen blanket - until she spotted an unusually pulsating set of carbon atoms in the infrared spectrum.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
Unveiled
The day had finally arrived. After many months of planning, getting all of the details right, and all sorts of other intangibles, it was finally here. Shayla Gibson and Trevor Paxton were finally going to have their wedding. Shayla had been waiting for this day for the longest time. She had been in love with Trevor for years, and it was a year prior that Trevor reciprocated Shayla's romantic feelings, resulting in their relationship, eventual engagement, and now, the big moment--the day that Trevor and Shayla would say "I do" to each other, and officially become husband and wife at last.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction