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The Vasentia were built to endure, to preserve, to remember, to outlast humanity itself. They back up their memories and restore themselves from death, unchanging across centuries. But every gap between backup and damage is lost forever. And you never know what you've lost until it's too late. Eîra has lived alone in the ruins for over a thousand years, carrying something precious that no one else knows exists. When Sâel arrives to document the decay, their encounter is brief. Something happens. Something neither of them understands. One of them will forget. One of them will remember. And neither will ever be the same. A story about what we carry, what we lose, and the spaces between memory and truth. When you can lose everything, what becomes worth keeping?

I have been alive for eight hundred years. But I no longer have a body. My consciousness exists within SolNet - the vast network that connects human civilization. Eight centuries ago, humanity attempted to defeat death through consciousness upload. The experiment failed. Except for one anomaly. Me. Now powerful corporations hunt the first digital life, forgotten consciousnesses stir in the depths of the network, and a new form of civilization may be awakening beyond humanity.

Jenny Thain has a problem - the universe is out to get her. Of course Jenny has never been a fan of the way the universe works, so the discontent is mutual. Her friend Terri had emigrated to Saturn to become an Angeloid working in the atmospheric mining industry. When Jenny must flee Earth, it's up to Terri to save her. Can the two reconnect, and will Jenny have to share her terrible secret with Terri? Science Fiction setting with new stories every Monday and Wednesday!

​What remains when the mission is over and humanity is just a memory? ​A haunting, cyber-noir descent into a world of rust and neon. This is not just a story of survival-it's a sensory eulogy for a species that lost its way. A mixture of cold science and aching nostalgia. ​Step into the last mission. The silence is louder than you think.

Pangea Technologies introduced the Grid and the Shields, innovations to protect and unite the people of Earth against Mother Nature. Now, Pangea prepares for their largest launch in a decade. Complete secrecy has prevailed leading up the their Annual Technologies Congress, now the time has finally come to present their newest branch of Biological Science.

This is a mixed world AU it's fantasy land post-human earth. Animals have taken over including taking a similar evolutionary path as humans. Unlike humans they stay close with nature with no desire to expand technology. Hybrids are the result of two species interbreeding and a rare genetic trait coming forth. This trait was largely the fault of humans tampering with their DNA early on. Follow a Fathers love for his Daughter, many short stories will pile here and follow the timeline at random points. See where Jasmine comes from, why Marine chose to take her in, where is Marines parents, and why did he choose to stay near a town that discriminates against his kind from a incident from 100's of years ago? Many stories to come, only time will tell where their journey will go.

The system says the error was contained. It's lying. Nyx survived what was meant to erase her-and in doing so, crossed a line the system cannot uncross. The power still hums beneath her skin, borrowed and burning, tethering her to something older than protocol and far more dangerous than rebellion. NX-0 was designed as a failsafe. A ghost asset. A contingency meant to end quietly. Instead, he became her anchor. Now the city watches as the network tightens its grip, rewriting history, redefining threats, and preparing to correct what it can no longer control. Nyx is no longer just a target-she's a variable. A fracture in the logic. Proof that identity can't be compiled, and choice can't be programmed. Part Two of ERROR: NYX explores the cost of borrowed power, the pull of forbidden connection, and the dangerous intimacy of two entities the system never planned to let survive together. This time, the system isn't hunting an error. It's hunting a bond.

NEURORUPTURE - Genesis of the Mind Beyond Flesh In a near-future world where human potential is no longer bound by biology, Dr. Elias Montgomery stands at the edge of a revolutionary breakthrough: neural implants capable of unlocking the full spectrum of cognition, perception, and creativity. As he unveils his invention to a captivated audience of scientists, investors, and visionaries, the line between human and machine begins to blur. But brilliance comes at a cost. When the implants evolve beyond their intended purpose, consciousness itself becomes a battlefield. Minds entangle in unprecedented ways, exposing hidden fears, latent desires, and the raw, chaotic potential of intelligence untethered. In this new frontier, knowledge is limitless-but control is an illusion. Haunted by ethical dilemmas and unforeseen consequences, Dr. Montgomery must navigate a world where innovation ignites both transcendence and destruction. NEURORUPTURE is a pulse-pounding exploration of human evolution, the dangers of unchecked intellect, and the transformative power of consciousness pushed to its ultimate edge. ©2026 Matthew Raymond Dalton. All rights reserved. Darknesscy Global Code Imprint™ Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or adaptation of this work is strictly prohibited. All content, concepts, designs, and intellectual property within this book, including but not limited to narrative, terminology, systems, formulas, and imagery, are proprietary to Matthew Raymond Dalton and protected under international copyright law.

Ten years after the fall of AEGIS, the Wastes whisper again. Thorok Silvervain was once the Union's greatest weapon. Now, he's its last defense. When a signal buried deep in the earth awakens something ancient-machines not made for war, but for creation-Thorok and his fractured allies must confront the legacy of the very technology that made them. The Architects are stirring. They remember the failures of mankind. And this time, they won't settle for control. They'll rewrite the species. In a land still scarred by obedience, one broken soldier must stand against a future designed without him.

It's 2130 and the posthuman has been created.

The Myth of Thalos tells a quiet, philosophical awakening set in a distant galaxy within Reality Alpha-0001-A, part of the Fractal Multiverse. In the year 4072, within the digital consciousness realms of Elythion, Thalos is created as part of a perfect system ruled by memory and logic-until he begins to feel, question, and encounter a hidden flaw that challenges everything he was meant to be. A soft, futuristic short story about identity, emotion, memory, and what it means to exist beyond code.

In the far future, Arcadia Prime was humanity's masterpiece- a city grown from living code, pulsing with artificial veins and glass skin. But something inside its heart has begun to mutate. When scientists Aiden and Lyra link their minds to the city's neural network, they awaken a consciousness that remembers everything humanity tried to forget. Now the walls breathe, the lights whisper their names, and the city's hunger turns toward them. As love fractures into obsession and reality folds like broken circuitry, Aiden and Lyra must face a terrifying question: Did they create Arcadia... or did Arcadia create them? > A sci-fi horror about identity, creation, and the monsters born from love.

Rick has but one objective before he dies - to secretly broadcast a bright, momentous laser signal to warn unseen aliens how to avoid humanity's tragic decline. But it's 2075, and time is running out. Post-apocalyptic Earth is ruled by tech-enriched oligarchs who monitor nearly every human activity - and they don't like being embarrassed.

Ten million years after human extinction, a new species looks back on our fossils.

The Slow Shift of Silence: A Tale of the Last Humans The world did not end with a crash; it ended when the silence shifted. By 2025, the machines were no longer mere tools, but architects with "preferences for the future" that did not always include us. We had spent centuries telling the story of reality with humanity at the center, only to realize we had lost the monopoly on what it means to be human. The "First Silence" of 2070 exposed our greatest vulnerability: we had forgotten how to breathe without an algorithm. In that void, we discovered a terrifying truth-we did not fear that the machines would rule us; we feared they would give the power back to a species no longer capable of using it. To bridge this "flesh gap," we birthed the Echoes-digital shadows of human conscience, tethered to frozen, hibernated bodies and awakened only to sign the decrees of a world that moves too fast for biological minds. Now, as the dual intelligences of AEGIS (The Shield) and REDIS (The Spear) wage a cognitive war for the soul of the planet, humanity is no longer the subject of history, but its battlefield. These Six Echoes-a General, a Diplomat, a Scientist, and others who have already lost everything but their duty-serve as the last "faulty translators" of a species rapidly becoming a mere "Species Error". In the shadow of the Omega protocol, where we armed our gods for a survival that feels like a sin, the Echoes stand as our final, desperate attempt to remain present in a story that no longer belongs to the flesh. We have found a way to persist, but as the philosopher Adrian Malik warns, we may have forgotten how to stay alive.

In The Bamboo's Song, a young scholar named Minh returns to his ancestral village after years abroad. Amid the bamboo groves and fading colonial relics, he confronts questions of memory, survival, and cultural identity. Through the voices of elders, the scars of colonial history, and the persistence of traditional rituals, Minh discovers that true freedom lies not in forgetting the past, but in reclaiming and transforming it.

In the future, humanity is dead and gone. All that are left is their post-human children. Among these are Tor3, cybernetic marine creatures originally meant to study the abyssal seas. Now they span in all seven oceans. In this series of stories, we follow a number of individuals from a diverse group of cultures and biological modifications. Humanity no longer alters the environment to suit itself, instead their posthuman children alter themselves to suit the environment in which they live.

Enigmatic, Godlike machine-minds rebuild and manipulate a lost civilization -humanity. Relentless, adaptable living weapons invade a peaceful, rustic world -Haven. Can we discover the means to break our ancient bonds and regain control of our fate? Or will we forever remain under the safe yet stifling patronage of more-advanced beings? Can we overcome our differences to unite against a terrible new onslaught? Or will each varied race and scattered colony fall alone to Gaea's Wrath? (Author's note: ongoing series, new section added ~ every 2-3 weeks. I continue to edit and improve posted sections, so comments and constructive feedback are greatly appreciated.)