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Radioactive Evolution

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The world as humanity knew it was gone. In its place was a radioactive wasteland, scorched by nuclear furnaces. The third millenium passed unmarked and uncelebrated by those in the safezones. The rich took to the oceans, and to the skies, leaving everyone else behind. Stranded in the isolated "safe zones", with no knowledge of the worlds above their heads.

Igor Jonovich changed everything.

Nanotechnology, long thought to be impossible, flourished under his genius. Even as the walls of their radioactive cage closed in, humanity pushed back, harnessing Jonovich's creations to explore the radioactive wastelands. To challenge the twisted creatures that lurked in the ashes of their former glory. Humanity thought they, at least, knew this scarred earth.

It turns out even that was a lie.

Yesterday Jared found a message hidden within Professor Jonovich's greatest work that changed everything.All Rights Reserved

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I didn't say I was gone by daphxdia

Do you like the world you live in? What if it was a version of something you wished you could do? What about switching off your emotions? This is the world Selene lives in. Anxiety, sadness, anger; they shouldn't exist. And if they do, they're eradicated. Society decided emotional unpredictability was a threat to order. There's no place for them. Selene has spent most of her life wearing a mask whilst everything builds up under. She longs to be understood - and she finds someone who seems to offer just that, through a black-market messaging app. However, in a society where everything is hidden behind meaning, can she really trust the stranger she's just met? And how far is she willing to go before the risk outweighs the desire to finally be seen?

Changed - The Awakening by DizzyDwarf25

Awakened in a scientific lab with no memory, you strive to escape the lab to discover your past and what happened before your amnesia. But along the way, many strange monsters lurk around to find and capture you. Will you escape with your humanity intact? Or will you fall prey to these monsters? *Note: 'Changed' belongs to DragonSnow and all artwork used belongs to their respective owners* *This is also my first Story, criticism is welcomed*

Time Fracture [COMPLETED] by DannyOhara

In the year 2035, Professor Javier Navarro succeeded where every scientist before him failed. He built a functional time travel device. Quiet, methodical, and haunted by a past he never speaks of, Navarro did not create the machine for glory. He built it to fix a single moment he could never forget. But the first test did not go as planned. When he stepped forward in time, just five seconds, he returned to a world that was slightly wrong. A light was out of place. A door that should not have been open was open. His assistant, N.A.I.A., began to detect ripple anomalies in the quantum field. Then the fractures deepened. Entire days vanished. People changed. Some no longer existed at all. Javier thought he was in control of time. Now time is hunting him. With reality collapsing across parallel timelines, he must navigate an ever-shifting world where versions of himself, some kind and others monstrous, have made different choices. And not all of them want him to survive. Because somewhere in the timeline, someone, or something, is pulling the strings. The only constant left may be the machine he thought he understood. What begins as a scientific breakthrough becomes a race against the future itself. You cannot fix the past without breaking the present.

Bug: trapped in a videogame by Lirbo3300

The world of video games was fun, joyful, and endlessly entertaining. However, it was always an illusion-everything was fake in the end. Companies tried to create better games, but one surpassed them all. Immersition Company, the most powerful tech corporation in the world, developed a revolutionary video game. Despite its innovation, the company decided to test it first. Among the few people who applied for the trial, Max was one of them. Scientists claimed the test was complete. The probability of any error was just 0.001%. Anyone would have said the code was flawless. But reality proved otherwise. A catastrophic error occurred inside the game. Whoever died in the game, died in the real world. The job Max had always dreamed of became a digital nightmare. Now, he must face deadly trials, mind-twisting puzzles, and nearly impossible enemies. The only way out: collect all the shards scattered throughout the game. Max must change-or perish. Will he make it back to his world, or die lost between lines of code? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you're interested in seeing the end of this story, use this link: https://app.glitchy.ai/sign-up?rid=152493. Every time someone does this, I get closer to achieving every writer's dream-writing stories without worrying about money. It's about the freedom to create worlds, dreams, and characters, not just for entertainment, but to challenge our reality. Together, we can change the way stories are told and make life thrilling. Be part of the change by using the link. Thank you.

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The Vordox by read_immortal

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I didn't say I was gone

Do you like the world you live in? What if it was a version of something you wished you could do? What about switching off your emotions? This is the world Selene lives in. Anxiety, sadness, anger; they shouldn't exist. And if they do, they're eradicated. Society decided emotional unpredictability was a threat to order. There's no place for them. Selene has spent most of her life wearing a mask whilst everything builds up under. She longs to be understood - and she finds someone who seems to offer just that, through a black-market messaging app. However, in a society where everything is hidden behind meaning, can she really trust the stranger she's just met? And how far is she willing to go before the risk outweighs the desire to finally be seen?