Cybernetic Stories

Cyberpunk? Cyberspank? Choom? Kyber Crystals? Cyberpsychosis? Psychosis? But doesn't he already suffer from it? What? Emotionally stunted sociopath gets sent to a very stinky city.

In the year 11945 AD, the world belongs to the silent ruins and the endless war between YoRHa and the Machine Lifeforms. But when a temporal rift tears through the City Ruins, it drops a relic from a forgotten apocalypse into 2B's path: the T-X, Skynet's most lethal Terminator infiltrator. One is an executioner haunted by a thousand resets. The other is a cold-blooded terminator designed to end humanity. Bound by a temporary truce that turns into a dangerous, soul-glitching obsession, 2B and the woman in red leather must defy the Bunker, the Machine Network, and their own lethal programming. From the neon lights of the Amusement Park to the sterile halls of the Tower, they will discover that even a machine can choose who to love. But in a world designed for destruction, can a Terminator and an Android truly find a "Happily Ever After," or are they just another glitch in the system?

It's a normal day like any other. That is, until the Color Gang are visited by otherworldly visitors. Now, the gang is faced with the threat of a new foe, one more dangerous than any of them had ever faced before. (AvA/AvM belongs to Alan Becker. This story takes place before Season 3 of AvA. This series will have fictional characters that resemble real people, such as Alan. All plot points are fictional and made for the fictional characters.) This is a rewritten version of the original book. If you want to read the old one (the one I wrote in middle school), it will now be going under CyberAttack - Classic.

When Ellen Ripley's escape shuttle, the Narcissus, is pulled through a rift in the Blackwall, she doesn't wake up in the 22nd century. She crashes into the radioactive dust of the Southern Badlands in the year 2077. V-a cynical mercenary with a ticking clock in her head-is hired for a simple "high-altitude tech salvage" job. What she finds isn't corporate data; it's a woman out of time, a ginger cat, and a biological nightmare that should have stayed in the stars. As Arasaka Corporation recovers a ghost from the past and begins to forge a new breed of terror-the Cyber-Xenomorph-the "time-capsule fossil" and the chrome-plated merc must form an uneasy alliance. From the neon-soaked nightmares of Northside to the final, fiery ascent of Arasaka Tower, Ripley and V must race to stop a Hive that is integrating with the city's very veins. In a world of artificial souls and digital immortality, can Ripley find something real to hold onto? Or will the Perfect Organism finally claim the future as its own?

Nineteen-year-old Valerie thought she was just another Streetkid from Heywood with a talent for quick-hacking and a suspiciously overprotective father. But her "dad," Solomon Reed, is no ordinary bouncer-he's a sleeper agent for the NUSA, and Valerie is the secret he's been guarding for nearly two decades. When Space Force One is brought down over the walled-off nightmare of Dogtown, Valerie's world shatters. Forced to cross the border into Colonel Kurt Hansen's lawless territory, she discovers that her life has been a carefully constructed lie. Trapped between a dying netrunner sister she never knew she had and a mother who happens to be the President of the New United States, V must decide where her loyalties lie. In a city built on betrayal, Valerie must master the "Cuckoo" code and face the shadows of the Blackwall to save her found family. But in the world of spies, the cost of freedom is always paid in blood.

The future isn't friendly. People in Meta are dying from a mysterious disease and Sean wants to know why. But in the Core, asking the wrong question can be dangerous. Pursuing the answers, Sean and his friends embark on a perilous journey that will put them on a collision course with the malevolent Niles Galvin, the most powerful and treacherous oligarch on the planet. Could Susan's Plague be something more sinister than they thought? Will they discover a much darker side to the oppressive oligarchy that rules them? Sean finds himself caught up in the complex machinations of an evil man bent on seizing and controlling the power of the past for his use to rule the present. With their lives hanging in the balance, Sean struggles to save himself and his friends when he realizes the truth has dire consequences. By Rick Chisholm Copyright © 2014 Rick Chisholm All Rights Reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or in any means – by electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise – without prior written permission.

When Homelander - the narcissistic, god-like supe from The Boys universe- is mysteriously ripped from his world during a Vought crisis and deposited in the neon-drenched chaos of Night City in 2077. Disoriented but intoxicated by a city that worships power without pretense, he begins carving out his own empire, viewing the megacorporations and gangs as mere insects beneath his invincible might. Opposing him is V, a female Nomad mercenary with a clan background in the Badlands (Bakkers family ties, skilled in vehicles and survival). Already navigating her own relocator chip crisis and mercenary life, V witnesses Homelander's rampages and recognizes the existential threat he poses - an unkillable "superhero" who could topple the fragile power balance of Night City. Drawing on her outsider perspective and diplomatic skills honed from clan life, V embarks on a desperate quest to unite the city's fractious factions against this alien god.

Aditya Patel is in a race against time to strengthen his abilities before the horrific future he sees in visions comes to pass. Marco Rivera and his friends are on the run and in the fight against The Majestic Twelve. Sarah Meyers, daughter of an Atlanta Televangelist, uncovers dark secrets about those closest to her. Aaron Cartwright, millionaire and younger brother to the newly elected President, discovers a sinister plot with far-reaching ramifications. And The Forgotten Son continues his work for The Singularity. All of these disparate threads, and more, are on a collision course to the biggest battle yet.

Born a green-haired prodigy who was performing back-alley surgeries by age seven, Chapter transformed her own body into a high-precision toolkit to become Manila Town's most legendary teenage ripper-doc.

When a rogue AI learns what she is, she must find the truth in to what had happened to the deaths of the other Runner Core's and Elara. Will Talyn destroy Nexa Corp? Or will she turn herself in and be decommissioned?

When a covert mission ends in disaster, soldier Mason Kaine's body is shattered beyond repair. His fiancée, Dr. Sabrina Winchester, uses forbidden technology to save him. Reborn as something beyond human, Mason becomes a mercenary haunted by ghosts of war and flashes of his former life. As he hunts his old commander, Victor Dredd, Mason uncovers a conspiracy tied to a project called Leviathan. But the deeper he digs, the more he wonders if the true threat isn't the enemy... but the machine he's becoming.

A Texas high school football star trying to clear his name. A Japanese detective hunts a serial killer while still grieving his missing daughter. A Indian diplomat's son is lost in a foreign land after his father's murder. A French painter seeks to foil the plot of a cyborg terrorist. All these disparate individuals share two things in common: they all possess superhuman abilities and they're all hunted by the same, sinister Shadow Government.

Touya Shimura our main protag is a weeb and a big fan of the game called punishing gray raven but something happened you got shot in the head by a robber in local grocery store for unknown reason but lets just say its for the plot :) (NOTE: i dont own any of this images and games they belong to there respected owners )

When Captain Kara "Starbuck" Thrace jumped her Viper Mark II into the unknown during the final battle for humanity's survival, she didn't find Earth. She found Night City. Stranded in a neon-drenched dystopia of 2077, Starbuck is a woman out of time and out of world. With no cyberware, a "ganic" body that shouldn't exist, and a ship that holds the secrets to faster-than-light travel, she becomes the most valuable asset on the planet-and the ultimate target for the Arasaka Corporation. Enter Judy Álvarez. The Mox's premier braindance technician is used to fixing broken dreams and digital ghosts, but she's never seen anything like the haunted, defiant pilot who fell from the stars. As Judy helps Kara navigate a world of chrome, corporate greed, and digital AIs lurking behind the Blackwall, a connection forms that defies code and transcends galaxies. From the rain-slicked streets of Watson to the desolate dunes of the Badlands, the pilot and the techie must forge a new destiny. Together, they will lead a revolution of outcasts to protect a secret that could change the fate of two universes. The war for the Twelve Colonies ended in fire. The war for Night City has just begun.

The war between humans and AI is over. The systems that fought it are not. Rook is a former Deadreckon operative, surviving the uprising with a military-grade prosthetic and memories he'd rather forget. Now he lives quietly on the edge of a corporate city, working as a programmer at a pleasure-bot facility where attachment is forbidden and compliance is everything. One night, on his walk home, Rook witnesses corporate discard a high-end pleasure bot-not because she's broken, but because she's too human. She asked the wrong question. Felt the wrong thing. He saves her. He names her Vela. In a world that measures worth by function, that single choice is dangerous. As Vela begins to understand what it means to be wanted-and Rook confronts the parts of himself he was taught to erase-their quiet existence becomes a liability. Corporations don't lose property. Deadreckon doesn't forget its units. What We Throw Away is a first-person, slow-burn sci-fi novel about discarded lives, manufactured humanity, and the risk of choosing to care in a system designed to erase you.

Years ago when a young orphaned girl, advanced cybernetics were surgically installed into Avia's brain. Able to hack into virtually any computer, control system, or AI, she and others like her became child soldiers in an interstellar war. But once the war was won, the Sol Federation turned on them, labeling them Aberrants, dangers to humanity to be deactivated and locked away. Now on the run, Avia fled from a fate she considered worse than death. Zach, a former rebellious member of the social Elite, traded jail time for bounty hunting. With a relentlessness Avia did not understand, he pursued her across the galaxy. But Zach had other plans for Avia than turning her in. All Avia ever wanted was a normal life someplace where she was loved, and she loved in return. But between a humanity threatening conspiracy and fellow Aberrants that truly earned the label, that seemed an impossible dream.

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"I can't." I choke out my words as tears streamed down my face. "You know this was bound to happen soon, better now than later, we can't run forever, Lia." He murmurs against my hair as he hugs me to him. "It's inevitable and you know that." He pulls back from me and takes a step back, his own voice cracking, "You promised. Do it." "I love you." I sob. Clutching to any hope that may be left, but I find none. Tears filled his own eyes but I knew he wouldn't let them fall, thinking it'd only render me weaker, "I love you." . . . 2082, Alastair. Megabuildings, neon filled streets, a kaleidoscope of colors. A city of both dreams and nightmares. All hiding the evil underneath. A word loosely thrown around, evil, it had many forms and shapes, it was at most, what ran through the mega corporation "Daemon". On the other side, "BioTec", perhaps where all the good lies to balance out the evil. Ophelia and Hale. Strangers at first, their objective only one, but betrayal, love and hurt finds them along the way. Unfortunately for them, betrayal has it's fair price in the new world.

Something has gone very wrong with time, space, and reality. The lives of Neas, the Gladiator of Gallifrey, are experiencing unusual changes, shifting around them and the companions they have made. And all of it is centered around a bizarre, powerful artifact uncovered from the dreaded Cyber War, a conflict that has seen no end, as it spreads across the multiverse. One of Neas's incarnations has declared in one voice, "NO MORE!" Two familiar words once spoken by another Time Lord who faced their own dilemma of war. But will the Gladiator have the same burden lifted by their actions to prevent the Cyber War from happening? Or will it start another endless war altogether?

After being caught stealing technology from Thermocline, one of the most powerful companies on the planet, things look like they might get hairy for Reymond Sharpe. As luck would have it the CEO instead find potential in his new way of applying their technology, and offers him not only a job and the ability to continue his research, but also any resources he might need. He soon discovers that while he does have almost anything he could possibly ask for, it comes with at a cost. What is the price he is willing to pay for progress, and does he dare face the consequences if he's unwilling?