Historias de Environmental

A lie, repeated enough times, can become reality. Callum, a conscript in a century-long war, serves as a medic in the Anberan army. His adversary-a monstrous race of fierce warriors-battles to control the Anberan's stolen territory. A mishap propels Callum far beyond enemy lines, leading to his capture and interrogation. His captor, however, presents a radically different account as to why they're warring. This astonishing insight fills Callum with doubt. Does his captor speak the truth, or is it deceit to turn him against his own kind? The Roaming Sea is a fantasy novel exploring themes of environmental exploitation, generational fascism, loneliness, and finding compassion in the unlikeliest of places.

Every flower has a meaning. Some represent love. Some represent healing. Some represent remembrance. But in a small nursery called Valley Bloom, three flowers carry something deeper - the stories of those who survived dragons, storms, and war. And sometimes... the people who need those flowers most walk through the door. Three strangers. Three battles survived. A valley of fire, a storming sea, and a field of forgotten grief. Years later, fate brings them to the same quiet place... a small nursery where flowers carry stories of survival. Some blooms are more than just flowers. Sometimes, they are memories.

Mother Nature is cruel, but humans are worse. In a world battered by colossal sandstorms, Shon has lived his entire life as a second-class citizen. There is one way out: By mastering his people's innate ability of heat manipulation, he can become a Stormrunner - humanity's last defender against Mother Nature, and the only force capable of destroying storms. But as a new wave of storms approaches - bigger, stronger, more unpredictable than anything before - Shon must rise to prove his worth... or watch his worst fears come true. What to Expect: - Man vs. Nature and Man vs. Society Themes - Magitech science fantasy, biology-based science / magic, hard science explanation - Multiple POV, morally gray characters, underdog MC - NOT a purely action-packed story, lots of other scenes, dialogues, internal thoughts, etc.

In the heart of a toxic, industrial Manila, a humble Taekwondo instructor named Namron Archesca discovers he is the vessel for the Stone Spirit, an ancient celestial power tied to the earth's "Great Breath." ​When the Pasig River itself gains a vengeful consciousness-a liquid titan named Mortem-it unleashes a "Great Repayment" of ice and industrial sludge upon the cities of Makati and Mandaluyong. Namron must transform into Amethyst, a crystalline guardian who uses technical martial arts and tectonic energy to protect the people. ​The story is a high-stakes "Urban Mythos" that blends the grit of modern city life with cosmic fantasy, exploring themes of environmental debt, the weight of responsibility, and the power of a calm mind in the center of a storm.

The Living Wars

When the oceans vanish overnight, the world doesn't end - it opens. One morning, every sea, bay, and coastline on Earth is gone. Ships lie stranded on cracked mud. Coral reefs crumble in the sun. Governments collapse under panic. And beneath the exposed ocean floor, something ancient begins to wake. Captain Elias Mercer, a hardened deep‑sea explorer, is one of the first to descend into the newly revealed abyss. What he finds isn't a natural disaster - it's an invitation. Miles below the crust, he discovers a hidden world: glowing caverns, impossible ecosystems, and a sentient ocean older than humanity itself. And waiting in the dark is a Visitor - a luminous, water‑born being who claims the oceans didn't disappear... they were taken back. But the deeper Elias goes, the more he realizes the truth is bigger than missing water. The oceans weren't stolen. They were escaping. As fissures open across continents and the First Ocean stirs beneath the earth, Elias must choose between saving the surface world he knows... or the living ocean that calls to him from below. Because the oceans are returning - and they're not coming back the same. A story of mystery, survival, and the terrifying beauty of a world we thought we understood, The Day the Oceans Dried Up blends sci‑fi, adventure, and emotional depth into a cinematic journey beneath the skin of the Earth.

Items about things happening, current affairs.

A young woman living on Galveston Island is about to enter medical school when she gets a strange package in the mail containing the avatars of the Great Galveston Hurricane of 1900 and Hurricane Carla. She soon finds that these avatars of natural disasters are everywhere and there is a select group of humans, the Allies of Gaia, who partner with them to help protect the balance between people and the planet.

Luna doesn't care a thing about the place she lives in. She lives in an orphanage and gets lucky to be adopted by an influential family, The Charlonzi. Her life is perfect, with her first love by her side. But everything goes down when her step-sister, Mawar, envies the love she has; the love from her stepparents and the love from her first love. Trying to escape from Mawar's rudeness while understanding the real world, she accepts the offer to fix Mawar's mistake in Cowie Island with her first love. Little does she know that Cowie Island is just an island filled with weirdos, trying to figure out about life and if they are lucky, about love.

My morality of environmental ethics. A college discussion board exploring questions of environmental ethics. No right or wrong questions or answers, must read.

A group of cyclists, with their own lives and stories were transported to another world, tasked to create a better environment and clean up destruction caused by cars using their knowlege, ability and gift from god. Thus a war against cars and everything behind it began A story about cycling and how it permeates into human life, environment, energy, sports, politics and battles. Going fast means you are destroying the very things you want to preserve. Getting things quickly requires you to slow down Will also include their stories from before they were transported to another dimension

Jack is young 8-year-old scientist who idolises his father who is a certified scientist. He loves to experiment and desperately tries to help his dad on his big project until something goes wrong and Jack ends up at the other side of the food chain. Jack's experiment turns him into a very small boy, two centimetres tall to be exact. Jack now needs to make his way back home and back to his old self but he can't do this by himself and on his journey back home makes some interesting friends along the way.

Surrounded by mountains, Valle is a city cut off from the rest of the world. Fueled by the freedom that comes with seclusion, its people have largely been left to their own devices- a place where humans have lived side-by-side with the mysterious- and powerful- spirits for generations. Fela has spent her entire life in Valle with no notion of her true lineage. Instead, she lives with her adopted mother and sister, using her spiritual powers to help out in the workshop. She may be different than her human family, but the Lodenstones are as close as anything. Still, when their tranquil little city is rocked by a natural disaster, human and spirit alike must deal with the aftermath, leaving Fela painfully aware of her differences. Suddenly, the very existence of spiritkind has now been put into jeapordy- including Fela. The Lodenstones must venture into an infected world- and face their history, to boot- for the sake of a single daughter... and for a solution to a quickly approaching catastrophe that will rock the world.

It all started when learning of Shakespeare, his love for writing inspired mine too. It gave me smiles, reaching ear to ear. So I feel no need to write quatrain two. I decided to write 1 quatrain for the description cause why not, but I'll clarify in normal writing. In class, we learned about Shakespeare, and one of our assignments was to write a sonnet. I had so much fun writing my sonnet, that I decided to write more, so why not post them to share with everyone? I'll warn you, I'm not the best writer, as I haven't been writing for very long, but the best way to get better is to practice! So when I feel good about a sonnet I wrote, I'll post it here. I will gladly accept constructive criticism, and please comment on how you feel about my writing, I appreciate hearing your opinions!

It's 2042 and Climate change is humanity's leading challenge. Unfortunately, those entrusted with all the power and necessary amount of resources required to reverse the recurring effects have done nearly nothing. Mr Olum, a Ugandan billionaire and son to a famous renewable energy scientist turns Archaeologist in an attempt to locate an ancient C'wezi artefact believed to possess unimaginable power capable of ending nearly all of Africa's social, economic and political challenges. If so, then this could be what he needed to heal his mother from a strange mental illness. However, to get his hands on it, Mr Olum must clash with a famous, more powerful and wealthier family known to have descended directly from Ndahura, a legendary king of the BaC'wezi.

A story about a cult.

Ernwood Forest is home to people living hidden from the prying eyes of humans; the Winged and their tribes. These people stand no taller than a few centimetres off the ground, meaning that things can sometimes get a little difficult... especially when humans are involved. But life isn't all bad. For the first time ever, Azure and the tribes have a human of their own protecting them from the sinister forces beyond the edge of the trees. As the months of winter roll in, nights are growing longer and snow has settled on the leafless branches. The forest is still. The only humans anyone expects to see are the few that know of the tiny people's existence. But the tribes are not alone in the forest anymore. The abductions begin. The past awakens. And a long forgotten shadow falls over the forest. Azure and the others once again find themselves having to fight to prevent their family from being ripped apart- only this time, things are different. This time, even the humans are in danger. ❤️❤️ Updates: When I can ahh❤️❤️ ⚠️ Mild fear/ violence warning --- This is the third part to this little trilogy :) I would recommend reading the other parts first if you can suffer through them. I can gladly summarise all that has happened so far in a lil note in the beginning if people so desire to skip two stories full of what a younger-me considered good writing :)

What is power? That's an easy one for Gargoyle, the most powerful creature in the forest. With eyes watching him, he never disappoints as he bullies his way through the woods. There is one problem about having awed eyes stare at you day and night though, and as Gargoyle fights to keep his weakness a secret, he knows that no dream will ever be greater than escaping the rain.

Do you remember having imaginary friends as a kid? I don't. I don't remember having a need for them when I was growing up. However, now as an adult? Walking the lonely path to success? All I am thinking is, "Why not?" Why not create a conversation withing your mind, with the people you want to be, and the people you want to surround yourself with? Follow this tale, to see how, my imaginary friends are helping me to achieve success, and how, they can help you as well!

Right before Venus crashed. That's when Cinderella last saw her shoes. To help her find them, the Memory Bureau will travel through time and space -- but there is a secret that hasn't been told. A sleeping prince somewhere in the venusian palace. A lie told by a selfless maid. A pair of shoes that will unfold time itself. The reborn planet is filled with secrets, memories of a masked thief who wanted to save it, words a robot never got to say. Time is a thief, and the Memory Bureau is at its heels. New chapter every 20 days!