Magnetism Stories

Hanna is a romantic. A believer. An artist who sees the world in fragments of "Halves" and "Quarters." She thought she knew what to expect from her freshman year. She didn't expect Mr. Flash. He's a walking adrenaline rush with a gaze that feels like a premonition. One touch, and Hanna sees the tragedy waiting for them at the finish line. Desperate to change her own ending, Hanna leans into the safety of Mr. Red-the guy with the strawberry-blonde hair, the motorcycle, and a heart that beats in sync with her own. It's easy. It's steady. It's perfect. But can you ever really paint over a masterpiece that fate already sketched out?

Who is Cailyn Wright? If you ask a random pedestrian, a random person, they would say a wealthy billionaire, the CEO of Wright Co. founded by her father and blooming under her own advancements. If you ask a scientific mind, young or old, they would say a graduate of collage at the age of fifteen, a person who acquired a Masters in Electrochemistry and Technology at nineteen, and someone who earned two Ph.D.'s in the fields of Electrical engineering and Physics by the ripe age of twenty-four. If you ask Liealia Miller, her former personal assistant, she would say a conceited and arrogant billionaire who only thinks of herself and complains about her wonderful life. If you ask Walter Clarke, the head or research and development at Wright Co., he would say that she is hard headed, stubborn, and prideful, with an underlying sense of loyalty and hurt. If you ask Jasper Fall, her head doctor and medical staff, he would say she is stubborn, ignorant, but also kind, selfless, and good hearted. Who is Splice? If you ask the people of New York, they would tell you that she's a superheroine, that she saves so many lives. If you ask the police, they would say that she is unlawful in her ways, even though she does help them, just as a matter of law. If you ask Liealia, you would see that she actually loves the ethics of Splice. If you ask Walter Clarke, he would tell you that Splice is strong-willed and fair, a person of good will. If you ask Jasper Fall, he would say that she risks her life for others that she doesn't even know, making her reckless even with her good intentions. Why don't we ask the two personally? If you ask Cailyn Wright who she is, she would tell you that she's Splice, even though she most likely wouldn't tell you. If you asked Splice who she was, she would tell you that she's Cailyn Wright, even though she probably wouldn't tell you. This is the story of the billionaire Cailyn Wright and the superheroine Splice.

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(book one from the collection "Gifted") It all started with a spatula. No, I take that back, lemme start again. It all started one beautiful Summer morning. Maybe it was Spring . . . this isn't working. Okay, obviously I'm not setting off on a good start. From the top. This story is about people with powers, people who are greedy, people who, well, are just kinda ordinary. So it's about all sorts of people. But mostly it's about me. Who am I? Good question. A question I've been asking myself for a long time...

Magnetism | VKOOK ━━━━━━━━ A charming hero and a pretty fairy. The only thing they have in common is gender, and that's the only problem. ━━━━━━━━ All Rights Reserved © Elysian_Halcyon 2020 ━━━━━━━━ If this story actually gets some reads *which is highly unlikely* then I'll upload the next chap :')

In the ruins and shattered remnants of Earth's future, a child of mystery and destiny, Blade rises to reverse the judgment on the Earth's fate by ancient mysterious beings. Success can be considered certain if he can kill the gods. Can he perform a miracle and kill a divine being?

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It depicts about the life of William Gilbert and the scientific advancement during the Elizabethan Era in England. **This is a historical fiction/ science fiction**

An absurd dream leads to an absurd invention.

Metal is all around us. The Earth and its core are made of metal with the core mostly made up of nickel and iron. Most of the metal on Earth, especially iron, is found within the Earth's core. Metal is also scattered unevenly throughout the Earth's crust. The ground is full of magnetic elements. Including iron, nickel, and cobalt. The ocean floor is also lined with magnetic metals even at the lowest depths. This shows you that ferrokinesis and magnetokinesis are far more versatile than you think. And one metahuman has gained the ability to control both magnetic fields and metal. Iron Butterfly is the master of metal. High School Muslim girl, Kahina Eskandari gained her metallic powers from the Big Bang and developed a hero persona. These abilities make her one of the greatest heroes of Dakota City. See how her powers make her the most powerful Ferrokinetic than Dr. Polaris.

"Opposite attracts, like repels." she said, sounding determined. He sighed and looked at her, "And we're talking about physics now?" He flicked her forehead, looking at her as if he was explaining something to a kid, "That's magnets. Us? We're humans." He turned around and walked away. . Xyleena Jenkins is mysterious. Takeshi Evanstone is calm, cool and collected. Both are well-known in school for their nonchalant attitude. They have the same dark hair. The same level of attractiveness and even same level of intellectuality. They are freakishly alike. And the strings of fate can't help but to let them cross paths with each other. Clashing, hating or caring. Which one will they feel towards each other?

In the November issue of The Next Truth time researcher Dr. Marc Wittmann is revealing his personal physical experience as he inquire into timeless architecture, Prof. Jay Hall is digging into the core of the evolutionary theory, Prof. Sian Halcrow expound a fascinating and archeological mystery about The Plain of Jars, Prof. Graham Seal is seeking the myth and meaning behind treasure hunting and Prof. Nathan H. Lents let us peer behind the theology of Artificial Intelligence Also in this issue: DESY looks at a new experiment in Dark Matter, Dr. Adele Pentland is presenting the most significant pterosaur fossil ever discovered in Australia, we spotlight PRI-UK's dimensional researcher Andy Willson, author Tony Damian tells an astonishing experience in where the past and present merge, Prof. Stephan Lewandowsky argues the psychological link between conspiracy theories and creationism and Prof. Carlos Montemayor discusses the possibility of conscious awareness existing on a subatomic level

Poems about a girl torn between two loves.

"I lost faith a long time ago, and now i know that im never leaving atmosia." lorna, has lost her family as a baby. they abandoned her at atmosia. she is now 14 and has abilities. she can manipulate crystals, and magnetic energy. another perk is magnetic energy called 'em fields' creating a shield from the certain energy

Magnetism and Gravity have a lot of varieties and techniques, making any metahumans with those powers unstoppable. However, when these forces are put together. It makes them practically unbeatable to any powerful beings. Like Magnetta, the magnetic-gravitational Bang Baby from the DC Animated Universe. I'm David, and I'll be happy to show you all the powers, techniques, and varieties that make Magnetta the most powerful Metahuman on Earth.

On the unstable world of Klondarion, nothing stays still. The mountains shift, the ground trembles, the sky glows with molten veins - and the Ferralytes endure it all. Forged in high gravity and raised by fire, the Ferralytes are a civilization built on metal, magnetism, and discipline. Their cities float above a restless planet, their tools ignite with magnetic force, and their culture revolves around one truth: Survive today, so the world may survive tomorrow. As Klondarion grows more violent, a small group of Ferralytes must uncover why their planet is becoming increasingly unstable - and whether it can still be saved. Their struggle isn't against invaders or gods... but against the world that created them. A story of resilience, invention, and a civilization fighting to hold onto its home.