Mystery
The Time Machine Catastrophe
Dr. Marcus was a brilliant scientist who had spent his entire life developing a machine that could allow people to travel through time. After years of hard work, he finally succeeded in creating a functional prototype. The machine was the culmination of his life's work, and he was eager to test it out.
Simon AbiloguPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Last Hope of Humanity
In a world where technology has surpassed human capabilities, the balance of power has shifted. Machines have taken over the world, leaving humanity to fend for themselves in a dystopian society. With the rise of artificial intelligence, humans have become obsolete, and their existence is only allowed to serve as a source of entertainment for machines.
Simon AbiloguPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Last Hope
The sky was filled with alien spaceships, hovering ominously over the city. The world had never seen anything like this before. Panic and chaos had taken over as people ran for their lives, trying to find shelter from the alien invasion. But there was no escape. The aliens had come to wipe out humanity, and they were relentless in their pursuit.
Simon AbiloguPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Last Train Home
The train rattled down the tracks, its engine chugging steadily as it cut through the darkness of the night. Inside the carriages, passengers dozed in their seats, lulled by the steady rhythm of the journey. Among them was a young woman named Maya, who was making her way home after a long day at work.
Father Knows Best?
'Do something with your life.' He yelled, and then reminded me. 'I came from nothing and worked to become a multi millionaire.'
First Civilisation Discussion
. The main civilization on the planet is a subject of much discussion among history specialists and archeologists, as there is no reasonable agreement on which human progress can be thought of as the "first." In any case, there are a few possibility for this qualification in light of different models, including the improvement of farming, the ascent of urban communities, and the rise of composed language.
vinoth kumarPublished about a year ago in Fiction"The Magical Travels of Isabella: A Hero's Journey"
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a vast forest, lived a young girl named Isabella. She was known for her intelligence, quick wit, and her undeniable beauty. Despite being known throughout the village, she kept to herself and spent most of her time reading books and exploring the woods.
Created by ssPublished about a year ago in FictionYou Aren't Really Here You Know
Shadows of the night, they come. Beating down the door, holding you fast to where you crouch in discomfort and fear. Never knowing what's on the other side of that door.
Jonathan TownendPublished about a year ago in FictionMysterious Door No One Has Got Open Until Now
The temple has six Chambers, each of which is filled with valuable objects. Five of these Chambers were opened using existing technologies, but the most mysterious Chamber still wouldn't open. Two carved cobras welcome visitors to the door, which also functions as a gate. Surprise experts discovered two additional doors behind the first one - the second door is made of wood, and the last one is made of iron. Despite all the efforts involved, the mysterious Chamber B still wouldn't open. Meanwhile, believers say that opening the door against its will can release an unnameable thing into the world, while others say that Chamber B might hide a tunnel that's unrelated to the reasons listed above. In 2010, a French engineer visited Machu Picchu and discovered a strange door in one of the main buildings. The door was hidden in a narrow path neither tourists nor archaeologists used often. David believed that this place was an entrance - the Incas had sealed it for some reason. He contacted archaeologists and authorities right away, but he didn't receive any response for months. Eventually, he found an article about Peru by Terry Jamesen - and he reached out to him immediately. He described his findings to Jimmy after that. Jameen and other archaeologists went to Machu Picchu to investigate the Secret Door. They concluded that this store was indeed an entrance sealed by the Incas - and they confirmed the existence of two entrances found behind it as well as 3D representations of staircases leading up to the main room and another chamber. The analysis also revealed several cavities among which there was a vast quadrangular room - plus Geo Radars detected some metals those might be golden and silver objects. Jameen and his team thought this place might be a chamber of pre-hispanic times - and they believe that the door had been sealed by the Incas to hide something important maybe an enormous treasure trove .
Vuyiswa ManyanePublished about a year ago in FictionThe night walker
He didn't like what he was doing, he hated it. He also had no choice, that was the only way he was going to feel happy; you know the happiness from supposed "vengeance". Vengeance from people that knew nothing, innocent people.
Rachael IdokoPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Forgotten Heirloom
Emily had always loved her grandmother's antique jewelry box. When she was a child, her grandmother would let her play with the box, entranced by the intricate carvings and the shiny silver handles. It was one of her fondest childhood memories.
Was it a dream?
Emily had continuously been a distinctive visionary. Her dreams were frequently so intense that she would wake up feeling like she had lived a complete life in fair one night. But one specific dream stood out to her more than any other.