Collapse Stories

In a distant future, humans and anthropomorphic animals live side by side in perfect harmony. Sharing cities, careers, and equal rights, they believe this peaceful coexistence is how the world has always been. But when a young human uncovers an erased piece of history, a terrifying truth begins to surface: animals were not always intelligent-and the reason why has been deliberately forgotten. As the revelation spreads, fear replaces trust. Society fractures. Humans turn on animals, animals retreat in terror, and the world teeters on the edge of collapse. Caught in the chaos, a small group of young humans and animals race to uncover the truth behind the lost past-one powerful enough to either heal the world or destroy it forever. The Age of Unison is a gripping science-fiction tale about unity, fear, and the dangerous cost of forgotten history.

When Glacies Mammalia Lyssavirus hits Oregon City, Oregon, Parker Copeland quickly seeks shelter with a family of six. Over the next few weeks they survive together, adapting to their new lives in their overrun, infected world. With the Mt.Hood fire to the east still raging toward the town, it's decided that the northern refugee centre is the safest bet. *new chapter every ten days* updates and experts on Tumblr: @parkercopeland all locations, street names, and routes are real. I proofread, but like, sometimes sh*t happens dude

The Blind Bandit is a legend through out the town of dale, but she is never seen outside of the arena, and when she fights at the arena Sapphire is nowhere to be found. a wager, a madman, a warrior a prince, a lover, a gain, a loss, and ultimately revenge.

When Brahim missed that penalty, I was shook. Both appreciative of such a moment actually occurring, and intrigued by what went through his head (my brother jokingly said "what if he does a panenka" without knowing he was daring enough to do so). I also want to send my best regards to Brahim. This is a true mental challenge to overcome. CONTEXT: Brahim Diaz missed a penalty in the AFCON final a few weeks ago (AFCON is THE national team tournament in Africa). To add to it, it was in the last seconds of the tournament; hosted by his own country, who have not won it in 50 years. He attempted a move (panenka; a flashy chip) that would deem him a legend if scored; or a disgrace if missed. It was one of those moments that people say would be too cliche for a fictional work. Well, now that it has happened... NOTE: This short piece is a fictional interpretation of what might go through a player's mind in that moment. This is not an attempt to replicate the event (although very inspired).

Sideswipe and Elita Kristaliya meet as sparklings, but they forget it. Then, stellar cycles later, they are assigned to the same team. Chaos is sure to follow these two, and hatred as well. what would happen if two people who hate each other are forced to work together? or trapped together? READ TO FIND OUT! Disclaimer I do not own Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) or any of its canon characters, settings, or concepts. All of that belongs to Hasbro and its creators. I DO own my original characters, plot twists, lore additions, and anything else I clearly made up in the process of dragging this universe into chaos. Do not use or repost my original content without permission. This is just vibes and emotional damage. Elita Kristaliya, Froststorm, Everburn, Frostlily, Frostveil, and Alita Kristalin are my OCs.

consumption, indulgence, addiction, desire. The fundamentals of what makes the city and the poeple that dwell in it. Victor Mchane, a lawyer set in a fog of crime and justice, experienced but unaware of the levels and categories of blood and grotesque of dangerous criminals, gangs and betrayals that thorn the mind. conspiracies that may be supernatural. not just inhumane.

The United States has fallen far from the Liberty, Freedom, and Justice pillars it was built on. At first, it was just news until they were at the doors busting in before even first period ended. I didn't believe them at first but now it was too late to listen before they brought us to a pending war.

About the USSR's collapse in 1991. (Google research but here)

The war was already raging between the continents But then the realms collapsed. The boundaries broken. Corruption from the unseen dimensions crawling to the seen dimensions with only one purpose-- to erase the existence of sane, Ariyene mysts realises that she is tied to things that she shouldn't...And all because of that eclipse. But she also has to attend the war college located at the centre of a breakage, and slay these corrupted, while surviving through the trials meant to erase the weak and also uncovering the mysteries she never would have bothered herself with. She refuse to be weak. She refuse to be chained. She refuse to be helpless. But at what cost?

A nation that's formed in Anatolia, shining with it's out of tradition methods. The rise of the nation as it conquers the world with both their culture and their military. And finally, the political games inside the country leading to its fall. A fiction book, about a fiction country. [COMPLETED. 3427 Words.]

An experimental drug promised eternal happiness. What it delivered was a world where emotions never stop - they twist. Bodies fail. People change. And survival is never free. Adrian lives with a rare adaptation that keeps him human - at a price paid every single day. As illegal variants circulate, a terrifying truth emerges: the drug isn't the disease. It's the mirror. Dog Eyes is a dystopian science fiction novel about biological corruption, emotional collapse, and how fragile humanity becomes when pushed beyond its limits.

This is a story where sonic's world starts mixing into dragon ball become one and they have too see all sonic characters back to the original world before sonic's world is gone and dragon a will be changed forever

It still feels like the old days were the normal days. I'm probably just showing my age. Back then, most of us had jobs in the suburbs. We'd drive to those jobs in cars. Gas was less than $25 a gallon. And people would go shopping for fun, of all things. Back then, when all these things were normal, the damnedest thing happened. And that damnedest thing went on for so long it started to feel normal, too. * * * How do we change, when change is hard? What happens, when we live with the absurd for so long that it becomes commonplace? Where do we look for consistency in a world that is collapsing around us, and what happens when the one thing we cling to is the one thing we cannot explain? * * * This is projected to be a four part story. I'll post on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Cover art by Donna Davis.

"Running, We all run." D_P_101

In the Aftermath of a bet that went horribly wrong, Kathryn tries to piece her life back together. The junior year she waited for didn't go the way she expected all because of the school’s reigning terror, Damien Hart. Now she tries to push through the hurt and gain the strength to move on through her senior year. But how can she with Hart-throb breathing down her neck? Trying to be the girl before Damien changed her, Kathryn has to leap through obstacles to get over him. It’s not easy – especially when he confesses his feelings for her. In Amanda Brooke’s heartbreaking, new story, follow Kathryn on a journey of healing and discover if it’s possible to overcome the struggles society sets before us.

One human learns the truth about the housing market.

Remiah Shantello. Aged 15. No mum no siblings. She lives on the other side of an island with her father (which she doesn’t even see or talk to) while the whole other society lives on the other side of the island. After being so lonely and cooped up in her giant house with not one trustworthy person to talk to she finally decides to run all the way to the other side of the island and towards a real society or, well, trouble. Away from the chaos at home; away from her father Nick – away from everything... or so she thinks. No matter where she goes she cannot be left alone. The men in black are after her and the only people who she can now trust are Jack and Billy – two boys who obviously hate each other’s guts, but neither can stay away from Remiah.

What happens when you blind yourself from the only happiness you'll ever get?