Sci Fi

The secret of the Carpathian Mountains: The gateway to another world !. AI-Generated.
On a cool October morning, Ovidiu, an adventurer passionate about mysteries and legends, woke up at the edge of a deep forest in the Carpathian Mountains. There had been days of solitary explorations among the shadowy ridges and deep valleys of the mountains, searching for lost relics or clues to ancient legends.
By cyrus2 years ago in Fiction
The Timeless Sacrifice
The door to the coffee shop swung open, a sharp gust of cold wind pushing through as Leo stepped inside. The familiar chime of the bell above the door seemed quieter today, almost drowned by the buzzing of his thoughts. He glanced around the warm, dimly lit room, the faint smell of coffee teasing his senses, but nothing could distract him from the inevitable truth.
By Supreeth Nagella2 years ago in Fiction
Breaking the Boundaries of Love
Prologue A midst the hustle and bustle of modern Seoul, there is something beyond the boundaries of time and reality, something hidden behind the glittering city lights and the hustle and bustle of nightlife. Do Min-joon, a handsome man with a quiet and mysterious charm, has walked among humans for hundreds of years, watching history unfold and the hidden secrets of the human world revealed. Min-joon is no ordinary human—he comes from another planet, stranded on Earth since the Joseon era. Caught between a world that no longer belongs to him and a human life he has never fully understood, Min-joon is forced to adapt, waiting for the right time to return to his place.
By Garuda Cipta Kreasinusa2 years ago in Fiction
The Stranger in the Bar
Adrian pushed open the creaky wooden door of “The Last Stop”, a small, dimly-lit bar in the heart of the city. The smell of stale beer mixed with cigarette smoke filled the air as he stepped inside. It was the kind of place where regulars sat nursing their drinks in the shadows, each lost in their own world.
By Dr. Gaber Fathy2 years ago in Fiction
"The Day the Moon Vanished"
The day the queen disappeared, the river ran backwards. The day the moon sank below the horizon, the sea turned red. At first it seemed like a strange but passing event. The sailors shrugged, assuming it was simply a reflection of an unusual atmospheric condition. The tide continued, though more slowly than usual. The seas lapped the shores, perhaps a little more erratically, but life went on.
By Pubg TV2 years ago in Fiction
307 — Terraforming Mars, Part 6
Tempconciliation is defined as the process by which two different time periods are focused onto one another and a third temporal reality is produced.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
When it Stops III
“Bill, I hope it’s just my imagination and I’m not actually hearing something moving in the back of the cave. Tell me it’s all this bogyman talk that has my mind working overtime.”
By Mark Gagnon2 years ago in Fiction
My Idea for a New Sliders TV Show
In the 1990's there was a very good science fiction TV show called sliders. Sadly, it was cancelled with a cliff hanger because of off screen shenanigans. If you don't know the show had four people sliding from Earth to Earth trying to get home. Many of the cast would eventually leave. I would like a soft reboot, meaning that the original is still canon, but we have a new group of sliders in an alternate Earth similar to ours. This time they will not encounter such things as vampires, unless it's some kind of infection or magic.
By Ferrari King2 years ago in Fiction
The Shadow of Black Holes
In the heart of the city, where the skyscrapers gave way to the tranquility of the university campus, a tragic event unfolded under the cover of night. Dr. Elliot Thompson, a renowned astrophysicist, lay lifeless in his observatory, his body cold and still beside the telescope he had used to track the stars for decades.
By Vedant Rajput2 years ago in Fiction
The River Ran Backwards
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. The villagers of Eldergrove watched in stunned silence as the water flowed against its natural course, swirling and bubbling like a living thing. This strange phenomenon rippled through the community, heralding a day that would etch itself into their memories forever.
By The Kind Quill2 years ago in Fiction
When it Stops Part II
“Bill, have you ever seen anything like that before?” “Can’t say that I have, Jack. Can’t say that I have, but it’s pretty impressive, that’s for sure.”
By Mark Gagnon2 years ago in Fiction
The Solution
The device was humming, so they knew they just had to hit the button. “Good morning! How are we today?” The hologram was always a nice touch, thought Mildred. She and her partner made sure to get the most interactive features on the device. They had set up the appointment over a year ago and were not going to miss the set up for the price they paid.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Fiction