Losthumanity Stories

"He...he is dangerous for mankind...for the human race...He can think what we can't...our brain is limited...his isn't..." Caution! This book includes too much gore and violence. If you are sensitive than don't read it. The book doesn't supports any kind of ideology. English also isn't my native language yet if you find an mistake than apologies! I wrote this on my school notebook during classes in the back of the classroom. It's completed on notebook. My friends and classmates have read the full version on my notebook and didn't talked to me normally for about 3 days because they said that is gets too traumatizing chapter by chapter. Anyways enjoy!...

Sometimes, knowledge comes from the wrong direction.

I'm not a professional writer, and I'm not trying to be one. I just have stories in my head that I've never been able to fully put into words on my own. I used AI to help shape and express those ideas, but everything-the concept, the characters, the world-is mine. If that bothers you, I totally understand, but please don't tear the story down just because of how it was made. This is a creative outlet for me, and I hope those who stay enjoy what I've built.

Kai was a genius Data Engineer with a death sentence. To save his family from poverty, he struck a Faustian bargain with the shadowy Pre-Superintelligence Hive-Mind Data Industries: they would fund his final months in exchange for his consciousness. Six centuries later, Kai wakes up. The world he knew is gone, replaced by a desolate landscape of black water and radiation. He is no longer human, but a centaur-like mechanical construct integrated with a Hive-Mind AI named Elli-a digital replica of his deceased best friend. Stripped of his organic body and suppressed by logical sub-routines, Kai must navigate a planet where humanity has vanished into "Reality Cracks" and the sun and moon have become lethal forces. In a world of rust and silence, Kai and Elli are the last echoes of a forgotten race, searching for purpose in the ruins of a failed evolution.

A sad Poem from a sad Poet

Imagine for a second that there was nothing you sucked at. You know, that one thing you can never do right; imagine that, as well as everything else, you were perfect a it. That's what Celestia Clare Scotte could do. Perfect at every single thing on planet earth. However, she missed one tinsy winsy little detail, her humanity is going haywire. Now imagine you are a complete klutz, who cannot do anything right, ever. Doesn't know what to be, doesn't know what to do, or how to act. That is Celestia Clare's sister, Ryn. However, with Celestia Clare in trouble, Ryn must save her sister. But how can she save the one girl who never needed help before? What is she even supposed to do? Photo by Heather Shapiro

A poignant reflection on the tragic cost of war, "The Beauty of Power" explores the devastation left in the wake of ambition, through the eyes of those who are forgotten.

//* 14year old, Maya just came out of depression and a bad life style with no parents or relatives and wants to start a new life, but getting back she finds out she had a...brother? how would she handle everything an adult would, after experiencing what a child shouldn't*// ------ Everyday is the same, nothing changed gloomy skies, might as well not cry

After a total collapse in the year 2062, only 624 broken souls remained and were rescued from the ruins by a ship that came from beyond the sky. Now, as they wander through the echoes of a dead Earth, they try to remember what it means to be human. Each step forward is a return - a reflection of what once was and what they might become again. In their journeys, fragments of the past surface: conversations between two travelers, quiet confessions in the dark, the flicker of memory and guilt. These are not just stories of survival. They are mirrors - held up to the depths of our own nature, showing how easily creation turns to decay, and how hope still flickers in the dust of all we've lost.

"I never cared about justice... I only fought for the people I believed in." Ten thousand years have passed since the fires of Ragnarok fell from the sky. The world is a beautiful, silent graveyard of white sand and rusted iron, where the last humans are nothing more than a ghost. The androids of YoRHa fight an endless, hollow war for a species they have never met, searching for a reason to exist in a world of cold logic. But when 2B and 9S discover a shattered crimson helmet buried deep in the desert, they awaken a "Legend" from an era of true sacrifice. Zero wakes up in a body that isn't his, in a world that has forgotten his name, carrying nothing but a broken Z-Saber and a fading promise made to a girl in the sand. As he joins the struggle against the Machine Lifeforms, he doesn't fight for a Command or a God-he fights because he still hears a voice from the past whispering through the static. In a world where machines cry and androids pray, can a warrior who lost everything teach a new generation what it truly means to have a soul? A story of grief, legacy, and the "Freesia" that refuses to wither in the dust.