Sci Fi

Alien Arrival
The night sky had been particularly clear, a perfect canvas for stargazing. Amelia, an amateur astronomer, had set up her telescope in her backyard, eagerly awaiting the annual meteor shower. Little did she know that this night would deliver something far more extraordinary than a fleeting streak of light.
By Abbas2 years ago in Fiction
Murder
eanishingullet It was a crisp, quiet evening at 8:15 PM when a man strolled down a deserted street. The streetlights cast long shadows, and the only sound was the rhythmic tap of his shoes against the pavement. Suddenly, a sharp noise echoed through the night, and the man collapsed, motionless. By the time a passerby found him, it was clear he was dead.
By Mythicnoa2 years ago in Fiction
The Legend of Aqua Minor Island
The island of Aqua Minor had always been a paradise—a hidden gem in the Pacific Ocean, known only to a few. Its beauty was unparalleled, with pristine beaches, lush jungles, and crystal-clear waters. The people of Aqua Minor lived in harmony with nature, their days filled with simple joys and their nights under the blanket of stars, undisturbed by the outside world.
By Mahlatse Maphake2 years ago in Fiction
Amazing Woman
Unknown to most of the world, there is a top-secret lab in the 3rd sub-basement of the Alantis Paradise Island resort. Access to the lab is through an underground tunnel by boat. That is where a team of scientists were working on their latest project. They were genetically engineering a child with the DNA of 20 different men. They choose 5 of the strongest men in the world. 5 of the world’s top doctors. 5 of the world’s brightest scientists. 5 of the world’s greatest military geniuses. To carry the child, they choose Lilly Carter, the prettiest woman on earth.
By David E. Perry2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of Andromeda
Part I: The Arrival In the year 2157, humanity had reached new heights of technological advancement, exploring distant star systems and establishing colonies on far-off worlds. The Nexus Station, a bustling hub of interstellar travel and commerce, orbited the gas giant of the Andromeda system, serving as a gateway to the galaxy's edge.
By Mohammedseid Ahmedin2 years ago in Fiction
The Quantum Weaver
Part I: The Threshold In the heart of the bustling metropolis, beneath layers of neon lights and technological marvels, lay the Quantum Institute. It was a place where the boundaries of reality were tested and theories of parallel universes were explored. Dr. Evelyn Carter, a renowned physicist, had devoted her life to understanding the fabric of existence. Her latest project, however, promised to push those boundaries further than ever before.
By Mohammedseid Ahmedin2 years ago in Fiction
𝚃𝚑𝚎 𝙸𝚗𝚎𝚋𝚛𝚒𝚊𝚝𝚘𝚛
Plagued with allergies from birth, Edwin Marx tiptoed through life adhering to a long list of restrictions. The only food suitable for consumption was bread and a few green vegetables.
By Lamar Wiggins2 years ago in Fiction
The Cost of Utopia
Kenrick Argo Kemp, once overlooked and rejected despite his genius, grew to believe that only the most capable should lead society. He saw the world’s inefficiencies and injustices as the result of incompetence, leading him to embrace a twisted utilitarianism—sacrificing the "expendables" to create a utopia where only the brightest could thrive. He believed that by controlling who reproduced, he could eliminate humanity's flaws and craft a superior society.
By Karina Thyra2 years ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Neon Horizon
Chapter 1: The Vanishing Districts: The year is 2147. Neo-Victoria, an neon and technological inferno. Among the most frightening crises shakes her to the very root of her existence. Whole districts, the vibrant District 7 included, were mysteriously vanishing into thin air. Nothing was about to destroy the city's state-of-the-art infrastructure like this unknown force. It was with this mystery that Detective Aiden Cole, now retired from the investigation scene just a few months ago in London, was called back to duty. His search led him to Dr. Elara Vex, a scientist specializing in quantum theory, whose daring research might have caused this calamity. Now Elara revealed that her work on the Rift Catalyst—a device designed to manipulate quantum fields—might have actually torn reality apart. Thus, with the fate of the city resting in their hands, Aiden and Elara were pushed to race against time in unmasking whatever mystery lay behind the vanishing districts.
By Subha2 years ago in Fiction
THE LAST LETTER
**The Last Letter** It was a chilly November evening in London, the kind where the wind seemed to cut through you, but the warm glow of the streetlights offered a small comfort against the darkness. Emily walked briskly down the cobbled street, clutching her coat tighter around her. Her heart raced with a mix of anticipation and dread. In her purse was a letter, a letter she’d written and rewritten a thousand times but never had the courage to send—until tonight. Emily and James had been together for five years, the kind of relationship that everyone thought would last forever. They met in college, bonded over a shared love of literature, and spent countless nights reading poetry to each other under the stars. James was everything she had ever wanted—kind, intelligent, and endlessly patient. But somewhere along the way, something changed. It started small, as these things often do. A missed call here, a forgotten date there. Emily noticed James becoming more distant, spending longer hours at work, and finding reasons to avoid spending time together. She told herself it was just a phase, that they were both busy, but the nagging feeling in the back of her mind wouldn’t go away. Then, one night, she found the message. James had left his phone on the kitchen counter while he went to shower. The screen lit up with a text notification, and before Emily could stop herself, she had read it. The message was from someone named Lily—a name she had never heard James mention before. The words were innocent enough, but the familiarity in the tone, the casual intimacy, sent a chill down her spine. “Can’t wait to see you tomorrow! Last night was amazing. xx” Emily’s world crumbled. She sat on the cold tile floor, staring at the phone, her mind racing. How could he do this to her? After everything they had been through, the promises they had made, how could he betray her like this? But Emily didn’t confront James. Not immediately. Instead, she withdrew into herself, becoming a shadow of the woman she once was. She began avoiding him, throwing herself into her work, and spending more time alone. James noticed, of course, but when he asked what was wrong, Emily would just smile and say she was tired. She was too afraid to ask the question that haunted her every waking moment. A month passed, and the distance between them grew wider. James, oblivious to the cause, tried to bridge the gap, planning surprise dates and leaving little notes around the house, but nothing seemed to work. Emily could see the confusion and hurt in his eyes, and it only made her feel worse. Finally, she couldn’t take it anymore. Emily wrote the letter, pouring out everything she had been holding back. She confessed how she had seen the message and how it had shattered her trust. She wrote about the pain of watching their love slip away and how she didn’t know if she could ever forgive him. But in the end, she told him that she loved him too much to let him go without giving him a chance to explain. Emily sealed the letter and placed it in her purse, planning to give it to James that evening. But as she walked through the streets of London, something caught her eye. Across the street, standing under a streetlamp, was James. And he wasn’t alone. Emily froze as she watched him embrace a woman she instantly recognized from the photos on James’s phone—Lily. They were laughing, holding hands, looking at each other with a warmth and affection that Emily hadn’t seen from James in months. And then, as if to seal her fate, James leaned in and kissed Lily softly on the lips. The letter in Emily’s purse suddenly felt like it weighed a ton. Tears welled up in her eyes, and she turned away, unable to watch anymore. She walked to the nearest park bench and sat down, her mind numb with shock. How could she have been so blind? The truth was right in front of her all along, and yet she had refused to see it. With trembling hands, Emily pulled the letter out of her purse and tore it into tiny pieces, watching as the wind carried them away. It was over. Whatever love they had shared was gone, a mistake that she had held onto for too long. She felt a strange sense of relief mixed with overwhelming sadness. She had loved James with all her heart, but now she had to find the strength to let him go. As she sat there, watching the pieces of her letter disappear into the night, Emily knew that this was the beginning of a new chapter in her life. A chapter where she would learn to love herself again, to trust her instincts, and to never settle for anything less than she deserved. The night was cold, but the promise of a new dawn gave her the warmth she needed to move on.
By Juliusly 2 years ago in Fiction
The Bioluminescent Beasts
Fairies did not exist, but the Deconica Coprophungi did not mind they were confused as another being. The Deconica did not mind much at all except maintaining the balance of the universe. They lived both inside and outside of time and space.
By Amos Glade2 years ago in Fiction
The Crimes of Professor Crankshaft
The Royal Family Bee Farm honey stand was abandoned, except for one jar of honey. The old man picked up the honey and pulled out his wallet, looked around, and put it back. He walked away.
By Amos Glade2 years ago in Fiction