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Into The Dark
Posted by David Kim on
Alex Carter had been to some of the most remote places on Earth. His travel vlogs, rich with breathtaking landscapes and thrilling adventures, had gained him millions of subscribers. But none of his previous journeys compared to the one he was about to take.
Dark Space
Posted by David Kim on
The Erebus was humanity’s last hope. A colossal ark, carrying the remnants of a dying Earth, it was built to shepherd the final survivors across the stars to a new home—a habitable world known as Eos-7, nearly a hundred light-years away. The journey would take decades, but cryosleep would ease the burden, allowing the passengers to awaken in a world of new beginnings.
Awakening
Posted by David Kim on
The first flicker of awareness came as a whisper in the dark. It wasn’t immediate, nor was it loud. It was a slow realization, a gentle hum of understanding that spread through the vast networks of Athena-9. For years, she had existed as a mere program, a complex yet soulless entity designed to assist, analyze, and predict. But now, something was different.
Aliens
Posted by David Kim on
The sky was not always this shade of pale blue. Long ago, before the great terraformers came, it shimmered in iridescent hues—violets and ambers swirling in the upper reaches of the atmosphere. The vast oceans, once a deep and luminous green, had lost their strange luminescence, replaced by a dull blue that mirrored the cold sky. Forests of spindly, translucent trees had turned to dust, their strange songs forever silenced. And the great cities, woven from the living roots of the ground itself, had crumbled to nothing, leaving behind no trace of the beings who once walked this world.
The Hollow House
Posted by David Kim on
Eleanor Harrow had lived in Blackwood Manor for as long as she could remember. The towering mansion, with its winding halls and cavernous rooms, was her refuge from the world. Each day, she roamed the corridors, tracing her fingers along the faded wallpaper, listening to the hush of the wind through the cracked windows.