Sci Fi

Activate. Content Warning.
When Chen Mo checked the last number of his mobile phone for the third time, the induction light in the elevator room suddenly went out. His hand froze in midair with his takeout bag, the musty smell of old apartment buildings mixed with the pungent smell of crayfish in the dark.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
The Breathing Protocol
Earth generates “atmospheric ballast” with each breath Cutting down trees accumulates suffocation value The protagonist can see the emotional spectrum of plants
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
Last Minute
Introduction This is from a Vocal Prompt story. This one in fact: The one I have chosen is: Write a story that begins with the line, "The world was ending, but they didn't care."
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
THE PHANTOM HEIST
Chapter 8: The Final Confrontation Sarah burst into Captain Walker's office without knocking, her clothes still damp with vault moisture, her face pale from her encounter with Porter.
By Shane D. Spear2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Human Dream. AI-Generated.
No one had dreamed in fifty years. When humanity unlocked the final frontier of consciousness, sleep was deemed unnecessary. NeuroSync implants ensured that the brain remained in constant, optimized activity. Productivity soared, diseases linked to exhaustion vanished, and the idea of wasting one-third of life unconscious became a relic of the past.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran2 years ago in Fiction
The Möbius Trip
The Möbius Trip He knew he was right. It was just a throwaway theory, a joke at first, but the more he worked things out, his calculations led him to a staggering conclusion. He could not believe it himself, it was madness, it made no sense whatsoever, but his paper left him in no doubt.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
Dessert House Simulator
There was a strange thud in the painted church Windows. When James opened the door with the cookie box in his hand, two gargoyles were tearing each other's wings, and bits of marble and moss were falling all over the bench.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction
Cognitive Corrector 2.0. Content Warning.
Chapter 1: Tampered login interface The third time Evan entered the Steam password, the screen suddenly gushed a thick black liquid. He hurriedly pulled back and knocked over his coffee cup, the brown Robusta coffee snagged on the keyboard into a strange smiling face, and a mechanical female voice came from the monitor: "Cognitive Corrector 2.0 has been forcibly installed, the current survival rate is 0.03%."
By anmin2 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 Splitter. Content Warning.
‌ The Splitter ‌ When Clark caught the falling Air Force One, the wing suddenly quantized through his palm. The President pointed behind him in horror. "Your cloak is eating the sky!" Looking up, Clark saw the red cloak eating away at the clouds, turning the swallowed area into shimmering pixels, revealing the steel armor of thousands of spectators behind him.
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
Authorizer
The Gotham City Library was 300 meters underground, and when Bruce Wayne's kryptonite spear touched Clark's throat, the 18 millionth snowflake happened to float in the air. These crystals turned into a data stream at the moment they touched his skin, displaying a scene that Bruce had never seen before in his life: every Gotham citizen's neck was flashing with a Krypton symbol.
By anmin2 years ago in Fiction