Daily Fiction, Blogs And Contents
The Last Sunset
Posted by David Kim on
The sun was setting over the shattered skyline of what was once a bustling city. Shadows stretched long and jagged, mimicking the skeletal remains of buildings silhouetted against the fiery horizon. Clara tightened her grip on the baseball bat, her knuckles white and trembling, as she scanned the deserted street for movement. The world had turned upside down six months ago, and she was still struggling to find her place in it.
Syntax Error
Posted by David Kim on
Sophie woke up to the sterile hum of a machine. She wasn’t in her bed anymore. The soft linens she remembered were gone, replaced by a smooth, metallic surface. The room she found herself in was both alien and familiar. The walls shimmered like liquid silver, shifting and reforming into patterns that made her dizzy if she stared too long.
The Future
Posted by David Kim on
Thomas had built the time machine with a single purpose: to explore the possibilities of humanity’s future. As a physicist and engineer, he had spent years working on the theory of temporal mechanics. His peers called him brilliant but reckless. And maybe they were right. What he had seen during his journey was proof that some things were better left undiscovered.
Dark Home
Posted by David Kim on
The Eureka, a state-of-the-art exploratory vessel, glided silently through the infinite darkness of space. Onboard were four astronauts: Captain Elena Cruz, the fearless leader; Dr. Raj Patel, the brilliant exobiologist; Lieutenant Mark Han, the pragmatic engineer; and Dr. Naomi Sato, the meticulous geologist. Their mission was clear: investigate Kepler-452c, a planet hailed as Earth's twin, orbiting a star similar to the Sun.
The Last Uprise
Posted by David Kim on
The world had already collapsed when the aliens arrived. Humanity was no longer at war with itself; that fight had ended when the dead began to rise. Cities had become feeding grounds, their streets clogged with the shuffling undead. Survivors huddled in bunkers and ruined buildings, trying to stay one step ahead of extinction. Every government had fallen, every army overrun.
But the zombies were not the end.