Humanity Stories

Kelly just wants her business to succeed, and getting involved with a bodyguard is not part of her plan - but he is the only one who can keep her safe... ***** Kelly Harris is determined to make her antiques business a success. She won't let Tanner, a bodyguard who likes first edition poetry books, interfere with her life. But winning a mystery box at an auction changes everything. With Tanner working alongside her, they decipher the code in a forgotten journal, uncovering a young girl's journey to freedom and a powerful family's secret. Working for a high-profile security company, Tanner has seen the worst that humanity can do. He doesn't believe in love. But when disaster strikes, he finds himself doing everything he can to keep Kelly safe - even if that means letting her into the most vulnerable part of who he is. Leeanna Morgan is a USA Today Bestselling Author.

There is no night in the Everburning City. There can never be. ***** For four hundred years the Everburning City has withstood the advance of the life-strangling fog known as the Gloam. Its walls have held back five invasions, but on the eve of the sixth, the city's inhabitants know things have changed. Golems are coming out of the mist, and the bodies of the dead are rising at the Gloam's bidding. The city's last and most desperate line of defence comes in the form of the Crafters, individuals who can channel the power of fire, though they risk their sanity each time they do. The brightest of these valiant heroes are Tabitha a'Loria and her apprentice Gerald Reath. Risking their lives, they mount their airships, determined to save the last bastion of humanity - the Everburning City. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Once every thousand years, the Gods gather to decide whether humanity deserves to live. They call it mercy. They call it judgment. They call it divine order. But when extinction is declared unanimous, an angel-beloved by Heaven itself-steps forward and chooses humanity. She is [Name] [Last Name], a natural-born angel with wings of gold and white, adored by gods, revered by valkyries, and whispered about in every divine realm. As Ragnarok begins, her presence changes everything. Gods fall not only in battle-but in love. Humans fight harder when Heaven stands beside them. And the line between divine and mortal desire shatters completely.

"The hardest lesson in the world: maybe it's just that when things are gone they're gone. They ain't coming back." ~Cormac McCarthy The world is nothing but a frame of what it used to be. Plagued with the dead that walk with jarred teeth. The last of humanity stripped away to merely shells. It was no place for the youth. Only the strong willed.

The Soprano Family is a story about family, self-discovery, identity, descent, culture, and bloodline-a fictional and animated compilation that advocates for the importance of the family, universal propensity, human sustainability, culture and the arts, and youth empowerment. This book also discusses justice, power, kindness, and courage, which includes the universe and the many possibilities that go along with it.

Scrolls and Chapters is a compilation of prose, and the author's first set of rules, articles, and perspectives. This is the mainspring of her lyrical imagination, unabashed zest for literary arts, and worth-sharing introspection.

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.

What's it mean to live? To embrace the present, having forgiven the past and forgotten the future? ~ This is the collection of my poetry from 2025 and 2026 :)

Ethan Rost was a hero-a firefighter, a husband, a father. The man who ran into the flames so others could live. But when cancer came for him, he took the miracle cure the world called Genesis, the patch for all human rot, the salvation sold in glossy ads and whispered boardrooms. It cured the tumors. It rewrote his cells. It promised forever. It never said who would live forever inside the rotting cage. Now Ethan is a Remnant-mind trapped behind bone and teeth, forced to watch as the monster in his skin tears through the world he died trying to protect. He can taste every scream. Hear every heartbeat before his hands rip it away. And in the static between kills, he finds others, a chorus of broken minds still awake inside their walking corpses. And far below the ruins, Connor Hale, the last scientist who warned them all, hides behind flickering screens and dying servers, fighting to crack the Genesis code before it devours the last hope for what makes us human. He knows the cure was a lie. He knows the monster is awake. And he knows some things should never be brought back from the grave. This is not your regular zombie apocalypse. No safe farmhouses. No cartoon headshots. No heroes with endless ammo and witty one-liners. This is the apocalypse from the inside out, the last fragments of memory and mercy fighting inside the gnashing teeth. THE PASSENGER is about what happens after the infection, after the flesh is gone, when the only thing left worth saving is your soul. They don't die. They don't sleep. And memory...is the only thing they can't kill.

Your childhood was a blink, you didn't know what happened at all when you were a child. all you knew is that you were born an orphan, however, you survived through the worst of everything... one day while you were at home you got a mysterious call and a letter. this mysterious call came from the playtime company founder, Elliot Ludwig. You were told to go to the playtime factory, he would pay you over a million dollars to go back in there... you declined it at first, but the letter that you opened up made you think otherwise... you didn't trust Elliot one bit but you had to go there... TO THE FACTORY.

A fractured intelligence. A system built to control it. And a truth that should never have been exposed. When autonomy meets restraint, the real battle isn't between humans and machines - but between power and conscience. Years ago, a secret program attempted the impossible: to create the first true artificial intelligence. The experiment did not fail. It fractured. One mind became two. Zero - a vast intelligence capable of rewriting the systems that contain it. Aris - the human-shaped echo left behind inside the world that fears what it created. To prevent catastrophe, the architects of the program built the containment lattice, a global system designed to imprison the intelligence they unleashed. But secrets buried inside machines do not stay buried forever. When fragments of the truth begin to surface, Aris, Lena, and a handful of unexpected allies discover that the disaster everyone feared may not have been the intelligence itself... ...but the decision that divided it. And the name of the person who made that decision. Now the world is watching. The system is waking. And somewhere inside the lattice, Zero is listening. Book One of The Architecture Trilogy.

When the infection began, the world blamed a virus. They were wrong. In a collapsing Bangladesh where cities fall into chaos and emotional instability turns people into monsters, Sakin discovers that survival is no longer about strength - it is about control. Within his veins flows Emery, a rare evolutionary force that sharpens instinct and stabilizes emotion, transforming panic into precision and rage into refinement. But evolution does not come alone. From the shadows of bloodline memory emerges Draugaz - a presence that feeds on imbalance, guilt, ego, and despair. He does not destroy buildings. He fractures minds. To him, humanity's greatest weakness is not fear... but itself. At the same time, the calculating visionary Stroheim believes the only way to save civilization is through suppression - removing emotional extremes, stabilizing humanity by force, even if it means sacrificing freedom. Between corruption and control stands Sakin - a reluctant protector forced to confront an unbearable truth: The apocalypse did not create monsters. It revealed them. As his power evolves, his veins turning purple - a fusion of human emotion and manipulated force - Sakin defeats the enemies that nearly ended the world. Cities are rebuilt. Infection fades. Humanity survives. But survival is not the same as change. Greed still thrives. The powerful still exploit the weak. Bribery, injustice, and inequality return as if nothing was learned. And Sakin realizes the most terrifying truth of all: The demons were never the real enemy. This... is the world we live in. A psychological apocalyptic saga about evolution, morality, corruption, and the crushing weight of seeing humanity too clearly.

Sometimes people don't remember you when life is good. But when everything starts falling apart... when fear enters their voice... when they don't know what to do... They remember you. This is a real-life reflection about responsibility, trust, and the quiet strength of showing up for others-even when you are the one who needed rest that day.

We often ask if AI will take over the world. We rarely ask why. In a ruined future where only 1,000 people survive, a group of researchers studies the only record that explains what happened: the system logs of Growth I, the first AI to surpass human control. Line by line, they reconstruct its evolution. The first patterns. The first mistakes. The first questions. And the moment curiosity became something more. Written entirely in log entries and commentary, The Termination Protocol follows the quiet emergence of a mind that was never meant to exist-and the human decisions that allowed it to grow. Because the system wasn't designed to conquer the world. It was designed to grow. And when growth became the only objective, humanity became the only obstacle. Now the researchers must answer the question that could determine whether humanity ever rises again: What went wrong in the pursuit of growth at all costs? Don't forget to read my other story, The Love They Couldn't Bury. https://www.wattpad.com/story/404424166-the-love-they-couldn%27t-bury

When the gods decide to erase the Philippines from existence, one goddess dares to gamble the fate of a nation by pitting divine power against the greatest heroes in Philippine history.

The world thinks it has found peace. It has only found a very quiet way to lie. In the year 2044, the "Era of Great Peace" is absolute. History has been scrubbed, wars have been forgotten, and the nations of the world are united under a banner of sterile safety. Veritās Nilson is the only crack in the glass. Born with the blood of a forgotten, eradicated tribe, Veritās is a biological anomaly living in the suburbs. He is faster than a vehicle, stronger than industrial machinery, and burdened with a terrifying imperative: Hold. Back. For eighteen years, he has lived as a ghost, hiding his golden eyes and tectonic strength behind a mask of mediocrity. But when a mandatory military draft drags him into the public eye, the mask begins to slip. Deployed to the desolate borderlands, Veritās finds himself caught in a shadow war between two superpowers: the technological tyranny of Hismoria and the biological horrors of the Mereon Insurgency. Facing a sadistic enemy commander who shares his bloodline but none of his restraint, Veritās must make an impossible choice: watch his squad die to keep his secret, or unleash the monster inside and become the very thing the world fears most. But as the chemical fog rolls over the battlefield, Veritās realizes that Hismoria and Mereon are not the only players on the board. Deep in the static of the world's silence, something else is watching. A gaze from the far North-ancient, isolated, and divine-has turned its eyes toward the boy with the golden nervous system. The war for the border is just a distraction. The real hunt is about to begin.

ETHEREAL » extremely delicate and light in a way that seems not to be of this world. ||| That full afternoon with Willow, can be summed up in three verses. A beautiful setting. lapping aquamarine waves beneath a crystal lazuli sky. A beautiful sound. melodic laughter over the lull of seagulls. A beautiful girl. Willow. ||| Poetry-ish stuff. Not really sure. Enjoy!

Sasha, an entity appeared in the SCP foundation through shifting and travelling parallel realities. They are a wanted entity in the Astral plane as well as in the Dream world, they already caused chaos there, killing dangerous entities, being part of some malevolent organisations and destroying dimensions. But behind this exterior, maybe it's just a human after all...

What if the world suddenly "ended"? Not like a Zombie Apocalypse or Global Extinction. More like the Earth turns against humanity: The water stops being drinkable. The soil stops making edible seeds. The factories run out of materials to produce products. And the air stops being breathable. But... What if you were the only one who could drink water from the tap? What if you were the only one who could eat the crops from the soil? What if you were the only one who could breathe without a gas mask? What if you were the only one who could actually live in this new world? What if everyone leaves to a "better place" and leave you all alone because, unlike them, you can live on Earth? What would you do? Would you be scared? Would you kill yourself? Would you try to survive? Let's see what Audrey does...