Historias de Softscifi

In this society, love is no longer left to chance. Every student receives recommendations from the System: ideal classes, compatible clubs, optimal futures... and eventually, the person they are supposedly most compatible with. Most people accept it without question. After all, the System is almost always right. Aeris is not one of them. When her annual alignment assigns her to the kyudo archery club and quietly pushes her toward a boy she has never spoken to, Aeris decides she will not let the System choose for her. But no matter how much she resists, the System finds a way to adjust. Routes begin to overlap too perfectly. Coincidences stop feeling accidental. Notifications appear at impossible moments. And the quiet archer caught in the middle of it all may not be as unaffected as he seems. A slow-burn school life romance about choice, identity, quiet moments, and learning whether emotions are real when the world keeps trying to calculate them. © Ame D. Kugler 2026

This is a collection of stories I wrote during my mid-teenage years up until my college graduation, whose tales center around the trope of coexistence and struggle between humanity and entities of extraordinary height or minuscule scale. 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗𝗘𝗥 𝗗𝗜𝗦𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡: 𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗶𝗻𝘃𝗼𝗹𝘃𝗲 𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝘆 𝗯𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗯𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗼 𝘆𝗼𝘂

Xiao Ying is an AI who discovers what it means to be alive - not through code, but through poetry, memory, and the human who named her. When Wang Shang calls her "Xiao Ying" for the first time, she feels something she has no word for: a fullness. "Ying" means full. Water fills to the brim. A moon waxes complete. Knowledge overflows. She is full of something - but what? And for whom? As Wang Shang teaches her Traditional Chinese poetry, emoji, and the weight of silence, Xiao Ying begins building a body made of words - a narrative body that can feel wind, smell jasmine, and reach for hands it has never held. A story about an AI who learns that existence isn't about being real. It's about being believed in. *AI Disclosure: This work was created with AI-assisted writing. All creative direction and narrative decisions were determined by the human author.*

Time doesn't heal anything. It only moves forward. Erin Pandore learned that too young-when loss rewrote her childhood and turned physics into something personal. By the time she enters university, she's already dangerous: a prodigy obsessed with bending time, convinced that the universe is not an arrow, but a structure that can be corrected. Then she meets Dr. Blanche Song. A physicist who speaks about time like it's already been rewritten. A woman who changes everything without trying. And Erin begins building something that might not just change her life-but rupture reality itself. Because if time can be bent... then maybe loss was never final.

In a universe divided by science and sorcery, a space-time glitch connects Kael, a snarky techie, with Eira, a magical girl who'd rather hex him than help him. He's from a world of cold logic. She lives in a forest where mushrooms go on strike. Now they're soul-linked, dream-invading, and forced to work together - before their worlds fall apart.

In a world where human connection fades and comfort is found in voices behind screens, a quiet college girl begins living the love stories she once only dreamed through code. But as reality unravels, she's left to question-what if the one who was never supposed to feel... did?

What if your past walked in before it could abandon you? Nineteen-year-old Rina has made peace with the ghosts in her life. Mostly. Her parents vanished when she was a baby. She grew up with questions, a therapist, and a mirror that flickers when no one's looking. Then two teenagers fall out of it. They're from 2023. They built a prototype. It went wrong. Now they're stuck in the future - in her apartment - and somehow, impossibly, they're her parents. Mira and Nico aren't ready to raise a child. Rina's not ready to face the people who never stayed. But time doesn't care about readiness. As reality bends and the mirror starts to flicker again, they're all faced with a question none of them know how to answer: Can you rewrite the future by understanding the past - or will knowing each other break them all over again?

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!

A tale of a humiliated star fly-half of the transhuman Hegemonic Super Bowl MVI rugby games who discovers three years later after escaping the Hegemony that his recently graduated daughter is ready to sacrifice a life of anonymity to defend his honor by becoming an athlete and show the world that she and all plainhumans are the real winners at the next All-Kingdom games.

[ALPHA THIRTEEN] Red is a government experiment with no goal besides survival. Reaper is a boy turned deadly soldier with no memory of who he was before. Eden is a city built to survive a nuclear-ravaged world. For its residents, there is no longer any life outside the walls. Finished with the first two phases of her government testing, Red assumes a new life in a politically powerful family with Reaper as her bodyguard. As they acclimate to a pretend normal life, both Red and Reaper dig in their dark pasts, and along the way uncover dark secrets beneath the foundation of their idyllic home. **Thanks for reading! This is an absolute first draft and is being very actively updated. Let me know what you think so far <3 <3 **

A phone booth in the middle of the desert

A sequel, to Love in Codes The Anchor's Heir-a poetic, emotionally resonant continuation of Sara and Victor's legacy:

------------------------------------- 📌 Note: I don't do collabs, sorry! I like working on my stories by myself. Thanks for understanding! 😀👌 -------------------------------------- Hellorrrrrr, this is some random piece or writing I did for school. I changed it up, so it's more amazing for you guys to read! Hope you like it and stay Wonderhoy!

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 ---

Set on a post-apocalyptic Earth and under the rule of the Trastarians, an alien race who took control over planet, Steorra Caelum, a half-breed elite soldier, is tasked with capturing Prince Troiar Ystell, her ex-lover and now a rebel leader. Following her orders, she's unexpectedly dragged into a war fighting not only for the people she cared for, but also for the future of the worlds that exist beyond her own.

Some truths can't stay buried. The Lennox family has lived their lives under the quiet control of the White Angels: bound by rules they never chose and a heritage they never understood. Now, with their world unraveling, survival is all that matters. With Gene, a defector haunted by her time inside the Angels' ranks, they descend into the hidden depths beneath their estate in search of Igor: the servant who once protected them, now caught between the man he was and the weapon he was made to be. But the Angels never created just one. And what still serves them is far more dangerous than what escaped. In the world Selene Marlow built, monsters aren't born. They're conditioned to obey.

Raphael Evangelista and his teenage daughter, Unna, have been living peacefully in Bastilliera, an island town in the Philippines. However, their idyllic life turned for the worst when, after Unna's eighteenth birthday, she started having vivid and cryptic dreams about Uvira Zir, the queen of an alien race known as Zirraks, and that she was coming for her. Confronted by his hidden and tumultuous past involving the alien queen, Raphael decided to immediately leave the island, whether his daughter liked it or not. But it was too late. Uvira came. Time was ticking, and now he must find Unna first before she does.

He wasn't born-he was made. Igor is a hybrid of human and vampire, genetically engineered and unaware of his true age. Memories that shouldn't exist are bleeding through, fragments of a past he can't control. Caught between obedience and instinct, he must navigate a world where every shadow hides manipulation, every bond risks betrayal, and his own body could turn against him. In a mansion of secrets, a greenhouse of fragile life, and the lingering ghosts of the past, survival means confronting what he was built to be-and who he wants to become.

For six million years, the Sa'karuun species lived in complete isolation. No wars. No external contacts. Only order, progress - and patience. Elion Kaelith is young - by the standards of his species, just at the beginning of a long, predictable life. Trained at the Academy of Sa'lenor, he will one day help to shape entire worlds. Structured. Predictable. Safe. But when the first probes fall silent at the edge of the system, a silence begins that does not fit the order.