My take on a writing prompt I found on Pintrest. Where the main character receives a gift and now must make use of it in the only way he knows how.

Hello, i am a writer trying to show of my book a bit more around here, i don't know what to really do here but it seems fun

Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to stop and read, l'll be posting the nest few chapter momentarily

Year 2100 The Blood Scourge, a terrifying disease, it ravaged the world all over no cure was ever found. It attacked everyone without any discrimination. Very little survived if the disease was contracted. Symptoms included vomiting blood and headaches. It was an infection and it spread around the globe, people falling ill left and right. The disease causes many to vomit blood, their internal organs becoming a bloodied soup. When the infectious disease entered the body it took all but a month to finish its course. It would at first affect the mouth causing bloody sores to burst when something was eaten or drank. The sores would rupture making the blood travel down into the esophagus and stomach making the inner lining of each dissolving at a rapid rate. The dissolving tissue would then spread into the lungs and intestines. Then finally working a deadly path towards the heart and the brain. Some that survived it had mutations, an unworldly power. They were called Mutants.

The Last Signal From Earth is a sci-fi story set more than a century after humanity abandoned Earth due to environmental collapse. Commander Elias Chen, aboard the deep-space research vessel Aurora, discovers a mysterious signal coming from the long-silent planet. When the crew replays the transmission, they hear a human voice claiming that survivors are still alive on Earth—something scientists believed impossible. The signal traces back to the ruins of New York City, prompting Elias to set a course back to the forbidden planet. However, just as the mission begins, the ship’s AI detects a second signal—one that doesn’t appear to be human, raising new questions about what might truly be waiting on Earth.

The Last Signal From Earth is a sci-fi story set more than a century after humanity abandoned Earth due to environmental collapse. Commander Elias Chen, aboard the deep-space research vessel Aurora, discovers a mysterious signal coming from the long-silent planet. When the crew replays the transmission, they hear a human voice claiming that survivors are still alive on Earth—something scientists believed impossible. The signal traces back to the ruins of New York City, prompting Elias to set a course back to the forbidden planet. However, just as the mission begins, the ship’s AI detects a second signal—one that doesn’t appear to be human, raising new questions about what might truly be waiting on Earth.

The Last Signal From Earth is a sci-fi story set more than a century after humanity abandoned Earth due to environmental collapse. Commander Elias Chen, aboard the deep-space research vessel Aurora, discovers a mysterious signal coming from the long-silent planet. When the crew replays the transmission, they hear a human voice claiming that survivors are still alive on Earth—something scientists believed impossible. The signal traces back to the ruins of New York City, prompting Elias to set a course back to the forbidden planet. However, just as the mission begins, the ship’s AI detects a second signal—one that doesn’t appear to be human, raising new questions about what might truly be waiting on Earth.

The Last Signal From Earth is a sci-fi story set more than a century after humanity abandoned Earth due to environmental collapse. Commander Elias Chen, aboard the deep-space research vessel Aurora, discovers a mysterious signal coming from the long-silent planet. When the crew replays the transmission, they hear a human voice claiming that survivors are still alive on Earth—something scientists believed impossible. The signal traces back to the ruins of New York City, prompting Elias to set a course back to the forbidden planet. However, just as the mission begins, the ship’s AI detects a second signal—one that doesn’t appear to be human, raising new questions about what might truly be waiting on Earth.

A sci-fi thriller about artificial intelligence, curiosity, and the moment machines start answering back.

This opening note introduces readers to The Watchman Codex with a quieter, more personal beginning. Instead of jumping into prophecies or heavy lore, it offers a small glimpse into the kinds of fragments the archivists sometimes allow to slip out of the sealed halls. It sets the tone for the world, its subtle mysteries, and the way the Codex hints at larger stories beneath the surface.

Standing in the doorway, I watched them. Stella is sitting with Johnathan’s arm over her shoulders. The rest of the group sat around them. Johnathan’s group with them. All laughing and smiling. Did she even notice that I was there? Did she care? “Oh yes, I’m sure she can hear you just fine over here.” Alexander stepped beside me. He stood there staring at them with his hands behind his back. I just stood there and stared at them. Their smiling faces. “I really hate kings,” I said.

A super-agent pilot must prevent an airport from being transformed into a blue recycling bin by an evil manager bent on using a laser device to transform everyone present into a cup of coffee and forcing them to do crossword puzzles.

everything seems perfect. is it really..? this is about a boy who thought he wasn’t enough when he deserved more than the world..

Scenario 3: Sharia Law Imposition – "The Caliphate Awakening". Echoing Iran's Islamic Republic formation and France's radical Jacobin phase. Backdrop (Overthrow Phase, 2035): Immigration tensions and cyberattacks weaken the U.S. A fictional Islamist network, the "American Ummah Alliance," led by Imam Rashid Al-Hadi (an exiled scholar returning like Khomeini), exploits the chaos. Alliances with disaffected communities lead to uprisings in key cities. Government falls after sieges of D.C. and military splits; Al-Hadi declares an "Islamic Federation," promising divine justice.

“Someone’s had an interesting night,” a lady named Susan called from the cubical next to hers. “Yeah a bit of a mistake if you ask me,” Mahogany said clicking her mouse. The next chapter dives deeper into Mahogany and Markus's lives after the chance encounter. Continue Reading...

Markus... He was towering over her seat and she had to crane her neck slightly to get a full picture of the man. He looked fit, you could see his muscles bulging from beneath the shirt he wore. He had jet black hair and dark grey eyes with hints of amber at the center of the iris. He had an almost puppy dog look that men of Mahogany's age rarely embodied.

Mahogany... Justice wasn’t something Mahogany Jones felt inclined to on normal terms. She felt a pull to revenge more often than the justice part. Maybe it was her upbringing but she wasn’t the prim and proper woman her mother would have wanted. She had an unearthly beauty that rivaled Grecian goddesses. Her thicker frame only made her curves more profound. Markus... He was towering over her seat and she had to crane her neck slightly to get a full picture of the man. He looked fit, you could see his muscles bulging from beneath the shirt he wore. He had jet black hair and dark grey eyes with hints of amber at the center of the iris. He had an almost puppy dog look that men of Mahogany's age rarely embodied.

The Citadel has been silent for a decade, its grand stage a graveyard of glass and memory. Until now. When Elara, a lowly apprentice with a voice that shouldn't exist, is thrust into the spotlight of the legendary Solstice Gala, she unwittingly wakes the sleeping heart of the mountain. But she isn't singing alone. From the flooded ruins and shifting shadows beneath the theatre comes a voice—ancient, scarred, and possessive—that promises her the dream she has longed for. As Duke Kaelen of the Royal Guard, fights to keep her in the world of sunlight, Elara is drawn deeper into a symphony of shadows. To save the kingdom from a magical collapse, she must decide: is the voice in the dark her savior, or the architect of her destruction? In the High Citadel, every note has a price, and some echoes never die.

A partner’s history is, by definition, behind the curtain. It shapes who she is, but it doesn’t dictate your present together.

Claire settles into her old bedroom, unchanged since she left. At dusk, Ruth insists the bedroom window stays open despite the cold. Claire sees seven wolves at the tree line, motionless, watching the house.