Sci Fi
Nano-Nano
Avery and I had just come out of Frank's required onsite weekly lack-of-progress meeting. As if an in-person shouting match blame storm was any more progressive than one over the web. Frank had held Avery back at the end of the meeting so I had slogged on to obtain prime cubical real-estate from which to determine where to obtain lunch. We took turns paying, but it was frightfully easy to convince Avery it was his turn, though I used this super power sparingly.
By MICHAEL ROSS AULT4 years ago in Fiction
Torch Passing
They warned her all the time. It wasn’t enough to be cautious, skeptical in the beam of peace strife to death with a tension tenuously amorphous lurking behind corporate meetings and political discourse. At least water is still affordable, technically. Her many Careers since joining the bureaucracy to maintain such a teetering balance of the remaining United States have been growing in intensity. With a hand-delivered envelope stoking paranoia that would call for a report and alert, it becomes a faded distilled truth from the Career of a nameless co-worker. So she tidies up her daily security blockades, passwords, new mother’s maiden, throw the sim card away, and get a new phone entirely. Its front read, ‘Taste their blood for sight,’ and inside, on a single index card, it read, ‘change my code for best results,’ written in lavender matching the tab as the rest was a Matte black, nearly soft like velvet. The notable smell left her re-feng shui-ing her loft until, after an hour or two, the aroma brought a pause, with a location that could not be named but held such a place in her mind, not distinctly from what, but the mood it exposed to her conscious that says this problem must not persist. Step by step, like a navigation system via heart-pounding memory revitalization, revealing streets, mile markers, and settings somehow updated with the current disaster aftermath, but how she saw this left her with regret brought from a flashback. Who’d ever consider reverse engineering paper, and despite its texture, that’s all it was, to explain an origin of a place long dead, long gone, yet historically unforgettable? It’s no wonder she waited a week to plan the trip.
By Willem Indigo4 years ago in Fiction
Reset Your Password
RESET YOUR PASSWORD A young prince by the name of Alexander once lived in a place far, far away. He was the next in line to the beautiful and thriving kingdom of Eldrida. All of his subjects adored Alexander because he was a just and charitable prince.
By Paul Smith4 years ago in Fiction
EMMA AND JAKE IN MYSTERY WORLD
EMMA AND JAKE IN MYSTERY WORLD Chapter 1: The Discovery It was a typical autumn morning in the small town of Ravenswood. The leaves had just begun to turn golden and red, and a crisp chill was in the air. Emma Thompson, a curious young girl of 12, was out for her daily walk when she stumbled upon a strange object in the woods behind her house.
By jayayokesh4 years ago in Fiction
Hidden Secrets of The Legions
In a distant galaxy, there existed a powerful and technologically advanced civilization known as The Legions. They were ruled by a powerful and secretive organization known as the Council, which controlled all aspects of society and kept the population under strict surveillance.
By Adria_X_Rae4 years ago in Fiction
"The Invaders of the Galaxy"
In a far-off galaxy, there existed a peaceful and technologically advanced civilization known as the Galactians. They lived in harmony with the other intelligent species of the galaxy, engaging in trade and cultural exchange. But their idyllic existence was about to be shattered by a ruthless invader from another galaxy.
By Adria_X_Rae4 years ago in Fiction
THE GREAT ALIEN ADVENTURE
Introduction Aliens, also known as extraterrestrials, are beings that may exist outside of Earth. Some people believe that aliens have visited Earth in the past or may visit in the future. They are often portrayed as having advanced technology and abilities beyond human understanding. However, it is important to remember that the existence of aliens has not been proven and is still a topic of debate among scientists. It's fun to imagine and learn about alien, but the most important thing is to remember that the most important thing is to be curious and keep an open mind.
By bakya bakya4 years ago in Fiction
Game Over. Try Again?
Kilim rubbed her eyes and placed the lanyard she was holding around her neck. Like every morning, she was waiting for the elevator that would bring her to her division. Her expression betrayed the exhaustion she was feeling, but despite the dark blue bags underneath her eyes, she held herself straight, pride and determination visible in her gaze. As she waited there, it was obvious she was on route to accomplish something important.
By E.M Simond4 years ago in Fiction
