Sci Fi
Hope Among the Ruins
The end of the world had been predicted for centuries, but no one knew when it would come. Many had doubted it would happen, but they were proven wrong. It was a beautiful day when the sky turned red, and the earth shook violently. People ran in fear as buildings crumbled and roads split open. Chaos erupted everywhere, and there was no escaping the inevitable. The apocalypse had finally arrived.
By Blackjacketabout a year ago in Fiction
The Path of Forgiveness
Once upon a time, in a land far away, there was a young man named Hiro who lived with his family in a peaceful village. Hiro had a happy childhood until the day that his village was attacked by a group of bandits. The bandits were ruthless, they destroyed everything in their path, and killed anyone who tried to stop them. Hiro's family was among the many innocent victims of the attack.
By Narrative Eyeabout a year ago in Fiction
They're All Not Just Like Us
With a windfall like theirs, they had to rejoice. Mr. and Mrs. Rondo Javier popped the champagne with gusto. They poured it and smiled at each other. Dama Javier sipped the suds that landed around her thumb and forefinger and giggled. She was tallish with deep brown skin and silky brown hair. Her eyes looked like cut brown diamonds. She was thirty-two-years-old. Javier was rather short and at times, it appeared as if she towered over him. He was forty. But they were a couple. They had been married for two years and in that time, they had experienced a two billion dollar payout for making their company go public.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Fiction
When Aliens Attack
It was a day like any other when they arrived. The sky turned a sickly shade of green, and the air crackled with electricity. People gathered in the streets, staring up at the massive ships that blotted out the sun. Panic spread like wildfire, and chaos reigned.
By Uzair Khanabout a year ago in Fiction
Last Hope of Humanity
In the year 3067, the universe was dying. The stars were fading, the planets were lifeless, and the once vibrant galaxies were now nothing more than empty voids. The cause of this catastrophic event was unknown, and despite the best efforts of the greatest minds in the galaxy, there seemed to be no solution.
By Uzair Khanabout a year ago in Fiction
The Pearl Box
I won’t miss Nine. During the silent hours, the plastic men finally came and took her away. I didn't hear them, though I’ve tried hard to listen for when it would happen. We all knew her time was coming. Nine had gotten wrinkles near the corners of her eyes, and lined faces don’t stay long in the boxes.
By Michael Strangeabout a year ago in Fiction
The Dimensionals
History class was boring today. Usually it was one of my favorite classes, but Mrs. Carnel just seemed to linger on about the Industrial Revolution. The bell rang “Alright class, please have your reports turned in by tomorrow morning.” I gladly got up and headed toward the door. I walked down the crowded hall and remembered I needed my math textbook for next period.
By Janella Phillipabout a year ago in Fiction
A TIME TRAVELLER
Alice had always been fascinated by the concept of time travel. As a child, she would often daydream about exploring different eras and meeting people from the past and future. But as she grew older, she dismissed her childhood dreams as mere fantasies.
By Peddi Saisiddarthaabout a year ago in Fiction