Fakescience Stories

Have you ever talked to yourself? Perhaps in a mirror? Or simply while alone? Or even when in a room full of people? Avis Morandi does it all the time. Well, not really, but close enough. What else are you supposed to do when everyone in the world has your face and body and only touching your soulmate can fix it?

Follows twin brothers who got acquired by a government organization project called to protocol pueri because there parents died and nobody wanted them in the foster home. Protocol Pueri is a project where the government organization takes unwanted children from foster homes and train them to be field agents

Will he be able to turn around before the Sun kills him? Cover by me

This just includes a bit of my imaginary scenes. And I'm pretty sure that This is not scientifically true. Apologies to all scientists!!!!!😁

After Newts "death", he gets picked up by Lilian: a girl who has created a village called Venus. She gets him there and makes him better. After that he doesn,t remember anything except his name and another name: Tommy...who is he, and who is that girl Brenda that just arrived in Venus and claims that she is from Safe Haven?

Young 13 year old girl Minky-Roro has found herself stuck in a strange reality. Will she escape? Why is she here? Who... did this?

The files detailing what happened during the Void Experiment from The Global Institute of Unnatural Sciences (NOT a government organization). (updated every two days, story one of two for: it gets a little lonely here)

Carson has reached a stalemate in retrovirus development and needs help from Todd.

Maestro is a super villain whose only power is being extremely genre savvy- he takes pride in his evil status, but when the genre of his story unexpectedly switches he is forced to work with his much-despised nemeses, the heros, in an attempt to set his universe back into what he believes should be the correct balance.

Izuku Midoriya, the name of a brave, selfless, and kind Hero in training. No one could have expected his past had been anything but ordinary. Except, as it turns out, his beginnings were anything but normal or natural. How does one react, when they find out secret about themselves that could shake society as a whole for years to come?

Seán William McLoughlin is moving to America for college, and just like the rest of his life, nothing goes as expected. He should have known better when he met Mark, because now they're stuck in a rather unexplainable predicament. Will the two of them learn there lesson? Just how many miles will they have to walk in each others shoes?

After centuries trapped in stone, you are discovered by Senku's village and carefully revived. Senku's usual composure cracks as he studies your statue, handling your revival with an unexpected gentleness. When the stone breaks away and you collapse, he catches you, guiding you through your first breaths and staying close as you struggle to adjust. In the infirmary, he calmly explains the petrified world, the fall of civilization, and his mission to rebuild it. Though overwhelmed, you find comfort in his steady presence, his quiet reassurances, and his insistence that you won't face this new reality alone. As weeks pass, you grow stronger and begin working in Senku's makeshift laboratory. Amid scattered notes, jars, and experiments, the two of you fall into an easy partnership-sorting supplies, solving problems, and sharing subtle, growing warmth. Senku is struck by how quickly you learn, and you discover layers beneath his scientific bravado: protectiveness, trust, and something unspoken. Together, you begin carving your place in the reborn world-side by side.

As you and Senku grow closer in the lab-working side-by-side, sharing smiles, brushing hands-the entire village begins noticing long before either of you do. Kohaku is the first adult to catch the subtle signs: Senku's lingering touches, the soft way you look at him, and his rare, gentle smiles directed only at you. Chrome soon follows, dramatically convinced something "scientifically suspicious" is happening when he finds your handwriting in Senku's personal notebook and witnesses near hand-holding incidents. Gen, ever the mentalist, watches with delighted fascination as Senku's tone softens around you, jealousy sparks when Gen gets too close, and Senku instinctively catches you from falling. But it's Suika-small, observant Suika-who truly sees it all. She notices your glowing eyes when Senku talks, his unconscious protectiveness, the warm quiet between you, and the rare peaceful smile he shows only in your presence. One by one, the villagers gather, all agreeing on the obvious truth: you and Senku are falling for each other... and you're both completely oblivious!

In the weeks after your revival, you regain strength faster than anyone expects-especially Senku, whose subtle smirks reveal his quiet pride. As you adjust to the new world, Senku becomes your anchor: checking your vitals, guiding your steps, and watching your progress with rare softness. When he finally lets you into his makeshift lab, everything changes. You're fascinated rather than frightened, and your curiosity draws Senku's attention in a way he can't hide. You begin helping with small tasks, then bigger ones, learning chemistry under his patient, sharp-eyed instruction. Days blend into weeks as you become a constant presence at his side-sorting, experimenting, organizing, and offering steady companionship when his genius grows heavy. Senku notices your quick mind, your willingness to learn, and the calm you bring to his chaotic world. Trust forms first, then something warmer, unspoken. From shared experiments to accidental touches, your partnership deepens, quiet but undeniable. Something new is beginning-slow, steady, and ten billion percent inevitable.