Sci Fi

Alter Genus
Cycle 1, The Abandoned City Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Yet, they also say that the Numen Operation would be a peaceful project and that the Alteration was a flawless process without any symptoms that would be a detriment to the human lifeform.
By Charlotte Allen4 years ago in Fiction
Parallels
Chapter 1: Them and Us Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. The truth is you don’t need to hear a scream to hear a scream.
By Andrew Perkins4 years ago in Fiction
The Sundering
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. They say a lot of things I’ve never really believed. Some of them might have been right, but most? Most were lies, designed to push their own machinations further.
By Kylian Smith4 years ago in Fiction
Powdered Sugar and Intragalactic Relations
“Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say.” The words tumble out of a face that’s suddenly too close to mine, along with the tang of Double IPA breath. “That’s where I’m headed.” The intrusive young man looks up at the ceiling, pointing a poorly shaved chin in my direction. “Up there.” Bright blue eyes come back to me, again too close for comfort. “Into the unknown.”
By Deanna Grey4 years ago in Fiction
Home Ship
Breathing underneath the water on Home Ship was something Kapp could still not wrap his head around. Swimming felt more like controlling his body in low-gravity than truly moving through water. This was lighter, had little resistance, and was breathable. As he continued to swim downward following Qualia’s trail he took in his surroundings.
By W. Joe O'Banion4 years ago in Fiction
The Evil Eyes of The Cosmos
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say… She can..she can hear the sounds, the screams, the voices that rippled inside her head. A young woman who sat on the edge of her bed crisscrossed. Her hair out in dark brunette waves as they reach past her shoulder resting along her back. Her brown eyes looked toward the window facing her bed in her little cabin on the spacecraft she was assigned. Her eyes watched as the stars twinkled, the sun close enough but far enough that the big ball of gas wasn't damaging to the eyes. Planets here and there were scattered around each a different color. She had no lights in her room, only the glow from the outside illuminated the area. She stared into the deep space, sounds of screams echoing through her ears changing into shrieks. Something was calling to her, the screams were normally soft, gentle, as time progressed the screams became aggressive and loud. They demanded something of her. It called to her in ways that were not easily put into words.
By Serenah. 4 years ago in Fiction
new world
But here I was understanding everything the extraterrestrial was saying through telepathy with flashes of images. Me Constantina from Sinaloa Mexico in space on a mission to save the humanity.
By Almonte De Leon4 years ago in Fiction
Mission To Pluto
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. I have been hearing these blood-curdling screams so many times now. I hear them when I go to sleep at night. I hear them when I meditate during the day. I hear them when I simply close my eyes for only a minute. A minute. These screams have been haunting me for days now, and I cannot understand why. It is driving me insane. Who are the ones screaming? The people who disappeared? I must be living in one big nightmare – that I may never wake up from.
By Leona Valentine4 years ago in Fiction
Alias
‘Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say’ Maybe that is what they say. I am not truly sure. I am not from space. My mate is. His name is Alias (lower case sound for the A in his name) and mine is Malika. Before I get ahead of myself let me start this story at the terrifying beginning.
By H. Leigh Hamilton4 years ago in Fiction
Home
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. In my experience, there’s both truth and dishonesty in the statement.
By Sophia Carey4 years ago in Fiction
Kepler Effect
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. This didn't stop Sarah Millard as she careened away from her ships hull. Spinning uncontrollably, watching on as her ship and the nearby planet passed her vision multiple times, the screaming filled her visor as she spiralled into a panic. Thoughts of death clouded her mind, she was going to die here; her lifeless body nothing more than debris to be swallowed up by the atmosphere of Kepler 69C.
By Matthew Roberts4 years ago in Fiction
The Crash of HM-2306
No one can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. It seems cliché and maybe it’s true, but I can tell you one thing for certain: you can hear a blaring siren in the vacuum of space.
By Georges-Henri Daigle4 years ago in Fiction