Sci Fi

The Most Important Thing I'll Ever Do (1 of 3). Top Story - August 2024. Content Warning.
*Author's note: This story will dive into some fairly sensitive topics including untreated mental health, murder and suicide.
By Matthew Spinelli2 years ago in Fiction
The Adronaut. Top Story - August 2024.
“I REPEAT, WE ARE ABOUT TO BE BOARDED. ALL GUARDS TO THEIR STATIONS. OVER AND OUT.” The mechanical tone to the man's voice, accentuated by the tannoy system he was talking through, blared through the ship. Not one person on board would have, or could have missed that warning.
By Liam Storm2 years ago in Fiction
The Price of Memory
In the neon-lit streets of New Haven, memories were the most valuable currency. People traded their experiences for wealth, status, or even fleeting moments of joy. The black market thrived, with memory thieves like Zara at the forefront, extracting and selling memories to the highest bidder. Zara was skilled, a ghost in the shadows, but her latest job would change everything.
By Syed MAIRAJ UL HAQ2 years ago in Fiction
Fragments . AI-Generated.
Seraphina "Sera" Hale moved through the shadowed alleys of the city like a ghost, her presence fleeting and elusive. The neon lights cast a dizzying array of colors on the slick pavement, reflecting the constant motion of the bustling metropolis she called home. The memory trade thrived in this city, a dark underbelly that pulsed with whispered secrets and stolen pasts. As a Memory Thief, Sera was at the top of the game, known for her unparalleled skill in extracting memories from unsuspecting targets. For her, memories were not just information to be bought and sold; they were pieces of a puzzle, fragments of a story waiting to be unraveled.
By Don-Oliver Nchetaomachi2 years ago in Fiction
Shadows Beneath The Ocean's Surface
Chapter 1: The Setting Sun The Ocean's Dream, an opulent vessel, glided serenely across the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It was a magnificent ship with lustrous metal fittings, polished teak decks, and sails that fluttered like a mighty bird. The sea appeared to have been painted by the gods as the sun began to set, illuminating the horizon with a pink and orange glow.
By Syed Moizuddin2 years ago in Fiction
The Infected
Just down the hill emerged the first store, a grocery store, its windows boarded up with multiple layers of wood. The town might have housed no more than a hundred people once. The sun had just begun to rise to the left of where I was standing, and in the amber sunlight, the houses seemed almost cheery. As I stared eagerly at the store, not believing my luck, the first rays showed the front door shattered and left hanging slightly lopsided.
By Shaurya G2 years ago in Fiction
THE APOCALYPSE.. AI-Generated.
The SUV was like a pinball, tossed around by the relentless onslaught. Glass shattered, metal groaned, and the world spun. Anya and Sarah were thrown around inside, their bodies bruised and aching. Ben clung to the steering wheel, fighting to maintain control. Alex, his face set in grim determination, fired back with their limited ammunition. Each shot was a desperate move, defying the overwhelming odds. But the alien craft was impervious to their meager weapons, its energy bolts continuing to rain down and turning the highway into a war zone.
By shola success2 years ago in Fiction
THE APOCOLYSE. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
A Desperate Battle Ben, gripping his baseball bat tightly, stood between Anya, Sarah, and the terrifying alien creature. Its eyes glowed menacingly as it emitted a chilling screech. Without hesitation, Ben charged, his knuckles white. The alien reacted swiftly, extending its elongated arms. However, Ben's powerful swing connected with the alien's arm, forcing it to stumble.
By shola success2 years ago in Fiction
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Introduction This is a story that occurred in a faraway universe or a different dimension. Luckily we live in a world where this could never happen. Could it?
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
Exploring reality of time travel
IS TIME TRAVEL POSSIBLE Have you ever dreamt of traveling through time? I'm sure we all have. Maybe you want to go back to the past to see how things were, or even change something. Or would you prefer to go into the future to see how things turn out? Time travel is a mainstay of science fiction, with books and movies imagining the benefits and risks of such an ability. But is time travel actually possible? And if so, what do we need to be able to do it?
By Richchik Bardhan2 years ago in Fiction
Embracing the Solitude: Life as the Last Human on Earth. AI-Generated.
Embracing the Solitude: Life as the Last Human on Earth Imagine waking up on a serene Sunday morning. The sun is shining, the sky is clear, and everything seems perfectly normal—until you look outside and see that the bustling street you know so well is eerily empty. No cars, no people, just silence. It's as if the world has hit the pause button, and you're the only one left to press play. What do you do?
By verix2 years ago in Fiction
THE APOCALYPSE. AI-Generated.
THE APOCALYPSE The Invasion Begins A bustling metropolis, twilight descends, casting long shadows. A piercing siren wails through the city, cutting through the fading daylight. People pause, their faces etched with confusion. The sky, once painted with hues of orange and purple, begins to darken prematurely.
By shola success2 years ago in Fiction