Sci Fi
Auroralite
Chapter One Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Unless the vacuum of space is actually a being and not a place. Then that is a different scenario altogether and the screams are actually the eerie sounds from space that we have all heard the recordings of from NASA. I have first hand experience with this. So I will write this down with as much information as I can give you with all the details I know.
By Sindy Leah Fitz4 years ago in Fiction
To The Stars Through Hardships
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. June Mason spent years preparing for the Earth Exodus Program. All of her life, she'd pass by the open field that carried the New Ark while traveling to the Academy. A titanic spaceship that supposedly had the capacity to fit the entirety of the United States in it. June didn't believe when she heard it, of course. She still has her doubts. But as she looked up at the massive hull of the ship which almost seemed like it blocked the sky for miles and miles, she wondered if it was possible.
By Nicholas Francis4 years ago in Fiction
The Infinity Express. Top Story - August 2022.
Nica was beyond confused when she saw a woman identical to her sleeping in one of the train compartments. She checked the compartment and realized it was the same one she woke up in a few hours ago. She still had no memory of how she ended up on this train. She didn’t have her bag or any of her belongings with her, except for her phone which was dead. She didn’t even have a train ticket! She had been roaming around the train for hours but it seemed deserted. She appeared to be alone, up until now. She approached her doppelganger thinking maybe they would have answers. Suddenly, Nica jolted awake. She had the weirdest dream. She was on a runaway train all alone. She closed her eyes trying to remember the rest of the dream but the harder she tried, the faster it faded away. She gave up and opened her eyes. She took in her surroundings and realized her dream was coming true. Or was she still dreaming? Even worse, was she trapped in her dream? “Get a grip, Nica!” she thought to herself. She walked out of her compartment and had a weird sense of déjàvu. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw movement on her right and quickly turned her head. It was a blonde woman but she couldn’t see their face clearly. As she approached, the woman slid into the compartment nearest to her. Nica ran towards that compartment, lost her balance as she kicked something and almost fell. That woman must have dropped it. She picked up the phone with the intent of returning it to the woman. She was about to enter the compartment but stopped when she realized it was her phone. She quickly checked her pockets. It was empty. She had nothing on her. Not even a train ticket. Nica checked her phone and it was dead.
By Dharrsheena Raja Segarran4 years ago in Fiction
Seat A10 (Conclusion)
“Adversary designation rescinded. A10 shows potential.” The cyborg released its grip on the young man. His body slid down the wall of the train car and crumpled into a heap in front of the machine. He coughed, gasping for a full breath of air as he scrambled to get to his hands and knees, then crawled a few measley feet away from the menacing machine marking his every move. He knew there was nowhere to go, but the young man felt slightly more comfortable by putting at least some kind of distance between himself and the cyborg.
By Adam Clost4 years ago in Fiction
The Prisoners
The clicking of Ta’lek claws dragged him out of a deep sleep. His eyes cracked open as he took in where the creature was pacing up and down the aisle of the compartment they were in. Its bony shoulders were hunched, displaying ragged leathery wings that dragged along the floor behind it.
By Sherry Cortes4 years ago in Fiction
