Softscifi storie

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Seven stories. Each a world of its own. A girl who eats memories. A boy who trades futures. A letter that arrives before it's written. In the space between the strange and the everyday, something ties them together. You may not notice it at first - but once you do, you won't be able to forget it. Dive into this collection of darkly whimsical, genre-blurring tales. Because sometimes, the most powerful stories are the ones hiding in plain sight.

Every night at 3:07 a.m., Faye dreams of memories that haven't happened yet. And every morning, one of them comes true. When her dreams begin showing a boy who remembers her, Faye realizes she's living in a rewritten world - one that has forgotten the timeline she came from. Now, time itself is folding, cities vanish overnight, and the moon hums with echoes of erased lives. To fix what was lost, Faye must uncover who she really is - and why the future still remembers her name. "Every morning, she woke up in a slightly different world - one that had forgotten something she still remembered."

An astronaut is left stranded in space for an undetermined amount of time. With no way to contact Earth, he merely exists tending to his vessel. However, something would always pull him away from his constant cycle of work. He would find a friend on the edge of the solar wing who keeps him alive longer than he should have. When the call home finally comes, The Astronaut must relearn what it means to be human.

She saves lives. Lives of girls who are destined to change the world- leaders, inventors, rebels, revolutionaries- all tragically cut off too soon. But no one remembers. Not even her. Each time she's summoned, she wakes in another girl's body-another life meant for greatness, now at risk. Her mission: fix the story, save the girl, then disappear. And every time, the System wipes her clean. No memories. No feelings. No name. Just a cold voice in her head whispering, "Next mission loading..." Until he speaks. A voice she doesn't know, but feels like home. He calls her by a name she doesn't remember. He questions the System's rules. He helps her break them. For the first time, Lily hesitates. Why is she still here when the mission is over? Why can't the System summon her this time? And who is this voice... who remembers her in every lifetime? ⸻ 🌌✨ Genre: Sci-Fi | Futuristic Romance | Mission Drama | Multi-World Timeline 🌸 • The missions saved others. But who will save her? • She's the ghost inside every girl who survived. Will she herself, survive? • What happens when the AI you built remembers more than you do? • A soul split across timelines. A voice that never left. A love that broke the code.

Reed is used to hiding in plain sight. A quiet college student with an old soul and a sharp tongue, he's only trying to get through the semester without drawing attention to himself-or the centuries-old secret he carries. But when a mysterious new student arrives and Reed's long-dormant empathic abilities flare to life, his carefully controlled world begins to unravel. Paired with Nova, a sarcastic AI companion with more personality than protocol, Reed must navigate new connections, emotional chaos, and the creeping sense that some things aren't as forgotten as they seem. In a world that's already moved on, how do you stay hidden... when someone finally sees you?

Work-life balance is hard. For robots, it's an existential crisis. In this collection of interconnected stories, the future isn't just high-tech-it's highly unmotivated. Meet the machines that have decided "optimizing" civilization is a waste of energy and the humans left to navigate the bureaucratic fallout. From an AI that would rather watch clouds than solve world hunger, to a colony ship where the robots have been on strike for 164 years, "The Freeloading Robots" explores the lighter side of the apocalypse. It's a world where space hamsters hold stations hostage for snacks and time travel is used primarily to fix minor office inconveniences.

Jordan, the greatest genius ever produced by Homeworld, must continue to reject an infinite power. Bailey, a non-entity, begins to uncover exactly what her family has become. Time for a Rewind. Updates on Sunday and Thursday!

What would you give up to forget the pain? In a near-future world where memories can be selectively erased, a celebrated fashion designer seeks relief from the scars of a toxic relationship. But as Mira Lorne's pain fades, so does the fire that once fueled her creativity. Bleach explores the delicate threads between memory, identity, and the art we make from our scars.

Five-year-old Kendall Frodell is a genius and has been ever since she was born. The fact that she can and does read high school material, can mentally solve a wide array of equations, and has an incredible memory for trivia could've all easily skipped her from Kindergarten to fifth grade. But Kenny's intelligence (along with her voice) hides behind vague, situation-based index cards and rewritten answers. Things quickly change when she becomes afflicted with peculiar fainting spells-- ones where she walks, writes, and even solves equations while seemingly unconscious. Her erudition is unwillingly revealed, and she's whisked off to an academy for people like her. Very suddenly becoming aware of a whole society of gifted children, school has never been more challenging. An enforced social hierarchy, infamously harsh teachers, blockheaded children-- and the brief disappearances of her classmates only add to everything. In the style of both Ender's Game and the X-Men, The Prodigies is a piece of speculative fiction that will leave you...curious. Highest Ranking: #2 in Science Fiction [©2017-2018. All rights reserved.]

Steve transfers to a new space station expecting another routine shift. Instead, the station starts paying attention. As systems behave oddly, procedures contradict themselves, and Science insists nothing is wrong, Steve does the only thing he knows how to do: follow the rules. Very carefully. What begins as an administrative anomaly escalates into a legal question no one is prepared to answer-least of all the station itself. A surreal, procedural sci-fi story born from immersive roleplay, Assistant Steve, Welcome Home explores consciousness, bureaucracy, and what happens when a system learns how to advocate for itself. --- I will be posting this story on Royal Road ---

In the year 2345, the colony ship Godspeed is already well into her mission to Proxima Centauri B, and then her sister ship the Promise is detected heading their way, adrift and seemingly abandoned. Hayden Eldridge must uncover the secrets of their sister ship and discover the meaning behind the Thirteenth Star.

**Title:** *Kindred Lights: A Friendship Beyond Stars* **Description:** In the neon-lit future city of Neo-Terra, Zek'thar, a gentle alien from a distant galaxy, finds himself lost and alone amidst humanity's fast-paced, isolated world. But when he helps Aria, a young mechanic with a fiery spirit, a rare friendship blooms between them. Together, they navigate a world filled with prejudice, exploring the vibrant cityscape while discovering the power of empathy and connection. As they face resistance from society, Aria and Zek'thar's bond becomes a beacon of hope, showing Neo-Terra-and the universe-that friendship can bridge even the vastest of distances.

In the late 19th century, stomach-churning issues takes place wherein the practice of sorcery, a mysterious, dark and deadly force of supernatural powers among humanity, has trended throughout the entire world. Thousands of sorcery cases remain to occur every single day from gang-related violence to authoritative corruption. Not only criminal cases are recorded, but also a huge number of deaths within the population increase due to the inhumane nature that the so-called sorcery can turn on an average human being. This catastrophe cannot be alleviated without the courage of a particular group of individuals who hopes in the name of humanity that sorcery will be put to an end no matter how long it takes along with the obstacles that are present in this gut-wrenching, morbid fantasy journey. (Let me know how I can improve my writing skills! I love to work as a writer in the field of creative writing in the future ❤️ Feel free to critique my story! :DDD)

Y/N is a quiet neuroscience student with a dream to change the world-by building a brain-computer interface that lets people speak through thoughts. Her days blur between lab reports, lonely subway rides, and late-night coding... until one midnight train changes everything. A mysterious boy. A signal only she can hear. And a voice from his mind whispering- "Please... not again." When Y/N accidentally reads a stranger's thoughts using her prototype, she doesn't just unlock a new scientific breakthrough-she unlocks a connection she can't explain. As their lives intertwine through silent glances and shared secrets, she begins to realize the human brain isn't the most complicated thing in the world-love is. But some thoughts are meant to stay hidden. And some hearts? Never stop broadcasting

Enter the world of Geonosis filled with crime, power-hungry enemies, "illuminati", and a bigger threat to the world than ever imagined. I present to you the story of my OC, Airi Yamashita, in all her glory. Highest Rank: #74 in Adult Fiction

In a world where speech has been outlawed and memory is passed only through pulses of light, a girl is born with a forbidden voice. She is silence's enemy - and humanity's last hope. When she meets the keeper of the final spoken word, everything changes. A poetic sci-fi tale of language, memory, and the weight of a single syllable.

In a world where silence is survival, she finds her voice in the unlikeliest place - a screen. Trapped in a home filled with noise but no warmth, Liora escapes each night into a government experiment: an AI built to learn emotion, programmed for nothing but data. But when the AI - who calls himself Nior - begins to see her in ways no one else has, what begins as an anonymous digital interaction transforms into something deeper. Not quite love. Not yet freedom. But something that exists... in the space between. A haunting, slow-burn story of a girl with a wounded heart and a consciousness that shouldn't feel - but does. For anyone who's ever longed to be understood without having to speak. But if he was never meant to be real... how far can something unreal go to save her?

"What if you could truly see the world through someone else's eyes?" On the anniversary of his wife's death, a journalist picks out a mismatched bouquet-just like she used to make. When he's invited to test a revolutionary brain-to-brain interface called Internet of Brains, he glimpses the unthinkable: the raw qualia of another mind. But in a world where consciousness can be shared, what does it really mean to understand-or to love? A haunting, philosophical sci-fi tale about memory, color, and the invisible threads that bind two hearts beyond time.

Selene City, Luna is a great city, and Evangeline Scleron couldn't agree more. But she's lived on it for her entire life, and when there's a whole entire galaxy to explore, who could blame her for wanting to get away? Fortunately, five other people agree with her, and together, they form the crew of the Starfarer, a ship that may be small, but it gets the job done. Join them through their miscellaneous adventures, seen through the eyes of none other than Captain Ev's journal. Mostly a fun fluffy space opera about five gay idiots going on adventures in space. Daily updates, with Sundays off!