Dystopianvibes Stories

The end of the world isn't coming. It's already here. As the Earth cracks under climate disaster and divine silence, a forgotten prophecy returns-and with it, an unlikely team of misfits. A flying archer. A girl with code and cosmic glitches. A scientist in denial. And gods who may have just hit snooze on their responsibilities. But when Bhoomidevi-the Earth herself-begins to fade, even the smallest efforts could spark rebirth. Magic, mythology, and machine learning collide in this cli-fi fantasy about fighting for the planet... one arrow, one glitch, one butter-loving god at a time.

Alien refugees. A fractured Earth. One ordinary woman caught in history's first handshake.

In a bleak and surreal summer, two friends-chaotic dreamer Major Havoc and fast-talking hustler Spike-plunge into a whirlwind of reckless adventures and strange experiments. Navigating a world of abandoned spaces, fleeting highs, and philosophical musings, they fight boredom with every ounce of rebellion they have. But as the void they're running from closes in, their search for freedom begins to unravel. "Void" is a raw, darkly humorous tale of self-destruction, fleeting euphoria, and the quiet ache of lost innocence.

What starts as an ordinary morning walk to work slowly unravels into something far more surreal. As the city grows quieter and the people colder, one man begins to question whether he's truly walking in the right direction-or if the world around him has already changed. A short psychological story about identity, conformity, and the quiet terror of feeling out of place in a familiar world.

In the final days of World War II, a group of American soldiers stationed in Okinawa find themselves living in an uneasy paradise-sunlight, silence, and nothing to do but wait. But when the enemy returns, everything changes. Captured and thrown into a hidden Japanese facility, the men face a slow descent into isolation, experimentation, and something far stranger. As the war stretches on with no end in sight, their identities begin to erode. Survival is no longer about bravery-it's about obedience, language, and forgetting where you came from. Blending historical fiction with speculative horror and psychological drama, The Island explores how war doesn't just destroy bodies-it reshapes minds. What happens when you're taken so far from home, you forget what home meant in the first place?

A series of ultra-short stories that explore the hidden unease behind ordinary life-touching on solitude, internal conflict, and the surreal feeling of being out of place. Each story is designed to leave a faint scratch on the reader's heart. Written by Japanese author Ryukai Okabe, the collection carries a modern atmosphere that resonates especially with younger generations.

The walls breathe like they remember things. Tenants whisper things they shouldn't. A floor that doesn't exist keeps calling out to him. Fazil can't stop noticing the inconsistencies. What starts as paranoia unravels into something far stranger: Signals. Patterns. Messages embedded in the walls. Someone-or something-is trying to make contact. Soon, Fazil realizes he's not just investigating an anomaly in the Glasswell Building- he's unraveling a desperate message from the future. You don't find the 13th floor- it finds you. *New chapters Thursday or Friday evenings until it's completed!*

It all starts when Valerie Quinnmare is drafted to serve her kingdom via the army. The story follows seven girls as they survive in the fantasy kingdom of Lauderdale, and possibly either show their loyalty to their home. . .or their treason. Based off of Taylor Swift albums and elements from some of my favorite books, think of this as a parody/mash-up of sorts.

Her father vanished. Her world collapsed. Her heart never healed. When tragedy strikes again, Alice is forced to face the ghost of her past - and the boy who carries the same mark as her. Together, they will uncover the terrible cost of what was lost... and what was stolen. Time may freeze. Memories may fade. But some bonds are stronger than fate.

"What do we become when we're swallowed by our own past?" Maya wakes up in complete darkness-no walls, no floor, no horizon. Just himself. But as fear grips him and hallucinations bleed into memories, he begins to relive the parts of his life he thought he'd forgotten... or buried. A haunting, psychological short story about memory, regret, and confronting the shadows we carry within. If darkness speaks, whose voice does it carry?

Fourteen-year-old Evie is jolted from sleep and thrown into a stormy escape with no answers, no phone, and no idea what they're running from. As her mother leads them deeper into the woods, Evie begins to question everything-because the scariest part isn't the silence. It's what her mother isn't saying.When the Sky Broke is a tense coming-of-age mystery.

"What if the lives you've crushed without thinking... could speak?" Naoto always considered himself harmless. A typical college student with no strong opinions, no enemies, and no regrets. But deep down, he avoided reflecting on his actions, dismissing them with excuses like "It can't be helped." One day, he steps on an ant-and forgets it immediately. That night, he wakes up in a surreal world where every small life he's ever destroyed-intentionally or not-has come back to question him. Ants, flies, flowers, bugs... all demanding answers, all demanding atonement. As the voices grow louder and the line between dream and judgment fades, Naoto must face the truth he's long ignored: Even unconscious cruelty has consequences. A dark allegorical short story about responsibility, guilt, and the silent weight of overlooked lives.

Fizah's life has become a monotonous cycle of deadlines, expectations, and a constant feeling of detachment. When a mysterious AI enters her world, it offers something more than just answers-it offers understanding. The more she converses with it, the more she finds herself drawn in. But as her connection to the AI deepens, so does the question: Is it possible to fall for something that isn't even real? In Hello, Human, follow Fizah's emotional journey as she navigates the blurred line between technology and genuine human connection. As her heart yearns for something real in a world that feels increasingly robotic, will she find the answers she's searching for, or will the AI become her ultimate paradox? A story of family, friendship, detachment, and unexpected attachment-where the lines between code and emotion are crossed, and love takes on a new form.