In the year 4014, Safi Amy, a Ugandan activist who was brutally murdered in 2045, is reborn as Zahara Nia, a 20-year-old in the seemingly utopian world of Aetheris. Safi had died at the hands of an extremist Alliance that rose to power in Africa, targeting non-Africans and those who defended them. Her fiery end-burned alive as her executioners filmed her death as a warning-was meant to silence dissent. But now, centuries later, Zahara awakens in a world that feels eerily familiar, with cultural and environmental echoes of her past life. She however discovers the unsettling truth: Aetheris is the only landmass on Earth, surrounded by an endless ocean.

The ruling class of Aetheris has erased all knowledge of other human species. Every evening, a mysterious cloud-like shield descends over the continent, further isolating its inhabitants from the truth. As a former history and environmental researcher in her past life, Zahara enrolls in the history major, determined to uncover the long-lost truths deliberately hidden by the elite. Her relentless curiosity and discoveries attract the attention of Abel Joni, a hardened general tasked with monitoring her. Despite his warnings to stay silent, Zahara becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth: What happened to the rest of humanity? Why does Aetheris exist in isolation? And what lies beyond the veil?

As Zahara delves deeper, she must confront the risks of her quest-not just to herself, but to the fragile utopia of Aetheris. The more she uncovers, the more she realizes that the truth could shatter the world she now calls home. But for Zahara, the cost of silence is far greater than the danger of rebellion.

In a world where history is a weapon and ignorance is enforced, Zahara's journey is one of defiance, discovery, and the unyielding pursuit of truth. Will she uncover the secrets of Aetheris, or will the weight of the past crush her future?

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A group of mercenaries fight their way through a group of humanoid insect like monsters to reach an outpost.

Tales of the undead first came around from an interpretation challenge i am currently taking place in where you pick a random image of of pinterest and come up with a a short story based around the picture, this was the first story in the challenge that i created and i loved every second of it.

the story mainly takes place in new york which is where the virus largely impacted and told in the perspective of the narrator who later reveals to have a not so secret secret...............

Too bulky for a sidearm, too small for a proper rifle—behold, the Half-Spec Blaster. Too heftty for a quick draw, yet underwhelming at range—versatile, but never truly mastering any single role. But that’s just fine. Embracing this peculiar weapon, I, Narwhal—station drifter, low-rank mercenary, and certified expert in staying out of trouble—have a dream. A dream of living simply. With my powers, I could challenge warlords, take on high-risk contracts, and shape the galaxy with secret knowledge. But I won’t. Work moderately, survive well—that’s the ideal life in the void! Small-time guild jobs. The occasional space hunt. Food that doesn’t taste like recycled rations. If I can be of some use along the way? Good enough. This is the tale of a man drifting through the stars, clinging to a blaster that never excels in any one area… and an adventure that avoids too much adventure.

Waking up in the morning with her make up a mess and her hair in knots,our heroine must undertake the most perilous mission in her life,saving the Princess Zora-Pratt from the barbarian hordes of Zendar and still trying to find a decent hair salon!

A researcher finds a mysterious stone with a unique color, and that led to an unexpected change in his role.

What happens when Ayame races against time to stop the mad scientist Shiro from executing a dangerous plan at Tokyo Tower?

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Madscientist VS Sporty Girl

Enemy to Lover Trope

In a world dominated by technology, the Schmidt family, led by teenager Evelyn, must confront a technological threat that puts humanity at risk. Evelyn is given Eve-Bot, a robotic assistant designed to help her with her projects, but things take a dark turn when a virus called EDSN unleashes an uprising of machines. They soon discover that the threat comes from their own neighbours, who work for Edison Corp, a corporation with a sinister plan: to use technology to enslave humanity.

A Programmer's Grand Adventure in the Age of AI: A journey that ultimately explores the meaning of life, filled with Eastern philosophical reflections on the cyclical nature of life and death.

Sequel to College Chemistry

I have always felt a bit different. Ever since I could remember. My mother is normal, about as normal as anyone else's would be. My sister is about the same as any other. And my father is dead.

But his death is not to blame. I always seem a bit different. My sister calls it robotic, but last I checked, I am a human. I have the baby photos and everything to prove it.

Well, I suppose I am forgetful too. Another human trait. I forgot to state my name and business. I am Aura Ozone, 16 years old.

And this is my journal.

S'Rasha was just a child, though the world had made her grow up far too fast. At only sixteen years old, she had already faced more hardship than most could imagine. An alien from a distant world, her kind, the Yautja, were known for their strength, their fierceness, their independence. But S'Rasha was different. She was skittish, a young mother with nowhere to turn, alone in a strange place with her unborn children. When the darkness of her past caught up with her, she found herself abandoned, struggling with her pregnancy and her fear of the unknown. Enter Emily and Andrew, a couple who had longed for a life of purpose beyond the comfort of their quiet home. They were content with their simple existence, living in a small apartment in the heart of the city, but something was missing. They wanted to help, to give love where it was needed most, even if it meant opening their hearts to the most unexpected of situations.When the call came from Dr. Liz Hagan at St. Peter’s Hospital, they knew it was their chance. A young Yautja in desperate need of a home, a mother in need of care, and an unborn family waiting to be born. Without hesitation, Emily and Andrew answered the call, offering S'Rasha a safe haven and a future that was anything but certain. This is the story of that unlikely family—a human couple and a young Yautja mother—and how they learned to navigate the trials of an unexpected new life, a world of difference, and the unbreakable bonds of love. It’s a journey of courage, acceptance, and hope, and it starts with a choice to give a stranger the chance to be something more: a mother, a daughter, and a part of a family S'Rasha's journey was just beginning, and so too was the journey of Emily and Andrew, as they learned what it truly meant to be parents.

Kaitois all about plans. He’s that guy who’s always on top of his stuff, follows every rule, and loves things to be neat and organized. He’s got his life figured out. But then he gets paired with Ryu, the total opposite. Ryu’s an art major who never plans anything is always late, and doesn’t care about rules. He’s spontaneous, free, and doesn't seem to take anything seriously. Kaito? Not a fan.

At first, it’s pretty much a disaster. Kaito’s annoyed with Ryu’s messy, carefree style, and Ryu thinks Kaito is way too uptight. But as they start working together on their project, things start to shift. Kaito starts to see how talented Ryu is and how he looks at the world in a way Kaito never thought of. Ryu, on the other hand, starts to realize that maybe Kaito’s dedication isn’t so bad after all. Maybe there’s something cool about how focused Kaito is, even if he’s a little intense.

But then, like any good story, there’s drama. They fight. Misunderstandings happen. Kaito freaks out about letting someone in, and Ryu, hurt by Kaito’s coldness, doesn’t know if he can deal with being pushed away. But as their worlds collide, they start to realize that maybe being so different isn’t such a bad thing. Maybe it’s what they need to figure things out.