Sci Fi
Beyond Time and Space
It was 2235, and humanity had long since expanded beyond the reaches of our solar system. The galaxy was their playground, and the mysteries of the universe were their playthings. But even with all their knowledge and technology, they had yet to unravel the greatest mystery of all: the mystery of love.
By Khudair Ahmed Shaikh4 years ago in Fiction
Cowgirl and Adventurer
The interstellar cowgirl had traveled across the galaxy for what felt like an eternity, but meeting her fellow adventurer had made her heart race like never before. Their time together was brief, but it felt timeless. As their journey neared its end, with a trembling hand, the cowgirl reached out to take the adventurer's hand, and was surprised to feel her grasp it in return. Under the milky way, they made a pact to meet again the following year at the same spot. After parting ways, the cowgirl switched on the song "Texas Sun" and rode towards the blazing sun.
By Arsal Asal4 years ago in Fiction
Mal'ak ha-Mashhit
"Thunder," as he spoke his gaze wandered. I inhaled sharply, impatiently, "What did she look like." Third time the vigilante blindsided everyone, killed someone, and disappeared. All I could only gather she was an average height female. "What color of hair?"
By Maili Paul4 years ago in Fiction
Born
She seemed to float across the floor. Thin, tall, with a sharp face. Reaching his desk, she slammed the paper down. He skimmed it. A sarcastic chuckle accompanied his statement of disbelief. She just stared, unabashed. I barely caught the ghosts of self-doubt and insecurity. She had bottled those up, not allowing the weakness to show, not today.
By Maili Paul4 years ago in Fiction






