Lifeforce Stories

I Know Why We're here

"Anomalia" follows Ikki Sakimichi, a young man with the rare ability to perceive anomalies-supernatural beings that feed on human life force, energy, and emotions. After a chance encounter with an anomaly, Ikki is recruited by the Anomaly Research and Defense Department (ARD), a secretive organization dedicated to protecting humanity from these hidden threats. As Ikki navigates this dangerous new world, he uncovers mysteries, secrets, and a deeper connection to his own abilities, all while forging bonds with allies who share his mission

The Izal, not knowing what to do, offered their symbol of peace, the clench of a fist for the Izal culture. Then, the Genesis picked up signatures of priming weapons... ...The female looked down, regret on her face. She closed the transmission and fired. Even after it all, the Izal didn't understand. They knew why it all came, but in the end, not even victory satisfied them. Why? The crew of the Shade Combat Hauler "Genesis" is on a mission to find a new, habitable planet in the nearby unexplored Galaxy of Hallow. However, during the journey, they come across a helium-blimp shaped ship from a species that was previously unknown to exist... ... starting the war that was never meant to spark. VIKKRON is Non-Cannon to the Creation Storyline.

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He thinks he's doing the right thing, but is he really? Meimota Soma, a "product" of the renowned scientists, he's forced into doing jobs that are masked as something different. The most common one, killing people and calling it "ending their suffering." Is he being manipulated? Or is this all part of a bigger farce? In a world where the population is well over 20 billion, humans release a poisonous gas that slowly kills off all other organisms. Will the world fall and humanity and every other living being on earth go extinct, or will the humans prevail once more, and find a way to live another day? Prolly gon upload monthly after august, school be on my booty🐒

[EDITING] Seileah, a young ground-spirit of the Great Morook Mountains, is the inspiration of all of her clan. She sees and interprets what nature can teach them, but when one day she sees the truth of her home, she knows her people will not understand. She must betray them with her star-seeded instincts. Glimmers of light frozen quick to a hare's breath by whispers of wind may yet sing some life to the Morook's red buds. She must use her own ethereal knowledge to imprint the ways of the forest on a lost human boy--who can neither see her nor hear her--to change his disastrous path or else destroy his whole homeland and vanish hers too. Cover by @mccndxst-

A SCRAPBOOKING Collection of models & thoughts for Rebuilding the Village: our world as we wish it to be and could easily build in sustainable fashion. We may already have 90% of what we thought that we wanted. We may just have forgotten a few ingredients along the route that could change our dynamics entirely. This is my place-making spot, where I wish to collect some of the 'living' pieces we should need to see in our world as we move on and grow in it together. If you have contributing success stories / models / ideas you'd love to mention as well--to be researched for the future and final compilation--you're welcome to share them through comments inline, as this project grows from its tiny eco-seeded beginnings. Cover by the fabulous @NattKuznetsov

Lilli has always made things full of life, quite literally. Sage has always drained everything he touched, it wasn't by choice. The older they get, the stronger they get. Will he be able to control it around Lilli? His feelings for her could lead to tragedy.

A philosophical story which was written to be questioned, posing an alternative view of existence, one which differs from that of most scientific and theological ideologies, you've just got to have a point of view. It's not rocket science, it's the output of an overactive ageing mind and is not intended as a legitimate challenge to any existing doctrine, but as a means of freeing us, from the concepts of retribution and redemption and heaven or hell. It does this by creating an argument that it is the residence of the soul, the biological organism (a biological machine) which is flawed. This, in turn, suggests that the survival instinct is such a flaw and that it is principally responsible for the actions of the organism, not the soul. This hypothesis then leads to the question, why should the soul be subject to retribution and redemption?

Starfleet Security Investigator Ellen Landry is sent to a remote Federation colony to look into the sudden appearance of a ghost ship, a seemingly-abandoned Starfleet vessel. Landry soon finds that the ship has brought back beings beyond comprehension who seek to visit terror and desire on an unsuspecting world.

We all have a life force known as the Spirit. What if there's more to the spirit than life? Meet Kevin Riley, a teen that discovers he's part of an evolved sect of humans known as the Seirei Jin that have inhabited Earth for centuries. Abducted for their special powers by the government, Kevin escapes as he's summoned by an ancient stone that transports him to another world, Zonia. He's recruited by the Knights of Auran to help save their world from the evil Laban.