Pangaea Stories

When 17 year old Camira Howell arrives in the Capitol for her new government job, she has no idea exactly what it means. As she and her classmates train with their instructors, Camira slowly begins to realize her world is not all it seems.

An entry for the Lost World/Time Travel Challenge A 7 year old girl named Kenzie is on a boat to America. What will happen when they get caught up in a storm? Kenzie will have to use her intelligence and quick-witted thinking to get out of some sticky situations. #23 in lost world #25 in pangaea

Skipping - formerly know as Time-Skipping - helped reduce the overpopulation that plagued the world in 2218. At first, they'd Skipped scientists, doctors, and military leaders; in short, people that were excited to discover a different version of their own miserable world. They'd sent along communications systems, med bays, and any other technologies they could think of to help the pioneers set up a new civilization. The plan was to eventually start Skipping people by the thousands to help lower the population - but something went wrong. Cut to 2238. Skipping is now used as a punishment. The government empties the prisons by Skipping the prisoners to a fate that might be worse than death. Carter had heard the stories. Prisoners were Skipped with only the clothes on their backs and the shoes on their feet. It wasn't likely they'd lasted more than a few hours in the strange lands of the past and far distant future. He'd been in isolation for seven months by the time they finally decided to Skip him - his family's reputation had saved him for at least that long, enough time to say goodbye to the people he loved, but not enough time to overturn his sentence. So they Skip him, and to his surprise, he doesn't die in the first two hours. In fact, he lasts through the night and partway through the morning. That's when he meets Shalom and his camp - more like small city, to be realistic - of pioneers. Shalom's made the camp home for over 500 people and counting. It seems idyllic at first: everyone works together, there are no wealthy, there are no poor, and the people are friendly. But there's a rival camp only a few miles away; a rival camp that is desperate to get their hands on the precious resources that Shalom's people have - medbays, 'screens, as much technology from 2218 as they'd been able to carry. And there's something lurking outside the camps walls; the sinister beast that the prisoners back in 2238 had nightmares about.

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After "The Great Convergence," Earth has been reshaped, bringing the continents together as one mass. This tectonic shift, coupled with a pandemic that only affected men, leaves the world populated solely by women-except for one last man, Aden. Turning 18, Aden becomes the most sought-after person on the planet. In a society divided by reverence, desire, and survival, factions of women fight to control or protect him. Some see him as a god, others as a means to power, and a few as a fleeting pleasure. But in this new Pangaea, Aden's fate could determine the survival of humankind.

(Winner of the Wattpad SciFi Short Story Contest: Lost World/ Time Travel) A cruise liner's captain logs the journey of his passengers and crew through the desperate events that transport his ship back in time to an era in which everything is big, hostile and overly curious.

Spirit Animals and Humans finally collide after the Death of Governor Lexis To keep things intact with both Spirits and Humans the protectors were created, Not controlled by the Hierarchy Government but by themselves. Only one Calico has been documented and is controlled by the Government Until Celeste and Lucine were born, But can they come together and be one or be defeated by there differences? Written By: Kace Edited By: Rebel

Crossing Sanctuaries tells the story of Evan James, a seventeen-year-old living out his last days before being sent to Atlas Island. A permanently isolated future awaits those who have not mutated into the next generation of evolved humans by the age of eighteen. These people, including Evan, are part of the minority viewed as the flaws of human evolution and are therefore sent to the island in hopes of finding a solution.

She is greedy.

Hindsight is always 2020. Hopefully this is true, because 19 year old Jack Ruse and his shipmates are being thrust back into a time long before their own -- the time of the last great super continent: Pangaea. Join Jack and his fellow survivors as they struggle towards land in this epic story of adventure and survival.

Crashed upon Pangea, Ryan and his family must survive through the hardships of death, only the humans on their cruse ship, and a cat that Ryan feels connected to.

Sir- SIR- 'that wasn't supposed to happen was it?'

Delve into ancient Earth with a fantasy setting that scratches the itch for those who like to imagine what life could have been like in the distant past. A time when pyramids and ziggurats were constructed, and megaliths were commonplace around the world. Spiritual nature enmeshed within our own reality. Follow Eril in his final years, as he sets out from his comfortable home on the coast of the supercontinent of Pangaea and travels into the unknown heart of the world. Confronted by the mysteries that this verdant world holds.

Twelve years back, the land collapsed, the sea rose. Ten years later, the asteroids rained down, the other planets gone. Then, the Subzero started. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ A year after the Late Asteroid Bombardment, a winter came that seemed to last a lifetime. No one expected the new apocalypse coming---the Subzero. The dust particles of dissolved Mars and asteroids shrouded the atmosphere, preventing the sunlight from reaching the planet's surface. The Earth turned into a complete ball of ice, freezing even the flux of life. Food became a luxury. The extinction began. Survival became impossible. Seventeen years in existence, a survivor of the first two apocalypse, now struggling against the Subzero, Halley Jacquards is left alone after her whole family died. She is left to suffer starvation and thirst, oppressed by the blizzard that turns everyone frozen. Tempted and forced to go outside from hunger, she meets Grey Laxford of South Division, who promises to help her into survival. Ranging from the divisions of Pangaea Ultima to the Pacific Ring of Fire, the South Division team will suffer the wrath of nature, the lost of technology, the inconsistency of trust, and everyone's greed just to survive. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Copyright © 2016 J. Schorwinson All Rights Reserved. HIGHEST: #4 in Science Fiction The Fiction Awards 2017 Winner - Best Science Fiction. COVER BY @XantheRowd

The continents have been reconnected. In the near dystopian future, ( about 2500) at the age of ten all children go to an academy to learn and develop. Once there, you never see your family ever again. The goal of this rigorously prestigious institution is to force people into a specific category of work based on intelligence. The people who run the academy are trying to control the world by turning everyone into a mindless dependent zombies, arranging everyone's entire life. Those who cannot be controlled (Refuges) are deported to a different institution in Europe for it to be determined whether they are Exclusions or Soldiers. Exclusions are extremely intelligent and are either killed, contained, or studied to see what makes them able to resist the Elite. Soldiers are treated as prisoners and trained to defend the Elite Tower, and hunt down Runaways, escaped Refuges. The system is flawless, until Aria, is mistaken for a Soldier. This breach allows her to train and enlighten Soldiers around her to the scheme around them. Aria plans to convert as many Soldiers as she can to Activists, a new clan determined to get to Australia, the only continent still separated, which is now wild lands. Once there, she must help plan how to take the Elite down.

{Book II Of Underground} With a newly found Oura konnes, Estelle is more powerful than ever. Alas, now, the only person that was there for her is dead, tragic.

What would our society be like if Pangaea never broke up? The world may have never known. Until now.