one shots of different stranger things endings. i will take suggestions if there's any! changes: mileven PLATONIC, byler canon :)

Il mondo, oramai al limite della distruzione per via del riscaldamento globale, necessita di cura ed attenzione. Gli scienziati, dopo anni di studio e tentativi falliti, trovano la soluzione a questo calore devastante: un telo in emerocifalene con una circonferenza pari a 4,366813x10^(6), cioè la circonferenza solare. Questo metodo permetterebbe alla terra di rilassarsi per un periodo di 183 giorni l'anno e ristabilizzare la temperatura media annua con un'eclisse semestrale. Il futuro è appena iniziato sul lato oscuro del Sole.

In the State, everything runs on order, work, and the hum of the System, a vast machine that feeds, clothes, and shelters every citizen... in exchange for their unquestioned labor. No one remembers a world before it. No one dares to imagine one after. But Pin, a young upper-class prodigy, begins to see the cracks. He is thrust into a dangerous web of secrets, politics, and betrayal. With the help of unlikely allies, he sets out to uncover the truth about the System and the Harvest.

"Hard Knocks Don’t Teach You How to Fight. They Teach You What Hurts to Keep."

No fim do mundo, a única regra de Noah era simples: proteger Lucas, o garoto que perdeu a voz para o horror. Mas a chegada do pai do menino, Ethan, um General implacável com o peso do mundo nos ombros, transforma sua missão de sobrevivência em um perigoso jogo de segredos. Ethan promete segurança, mas Noah esconde uma verdade impossível: por alguma razão, os monstros que devastaram o planeta não a atacam. Essa anomalia não a torna sortuda; a torna um alvo. A proteção do General rapidamente se transforma em uma obsessão possessiva, forjando entre eles uma aliança tão perigosa quanto o amor que nasce das cinzas. Enquanto um inimigo inteligente e calculista, que compreende o valor do seu segredo, começa a caçá-la, Noah se vê presa em uma escolha mortal. Deveria ela confiar no General que se tornaria um monstro para mantê-la em uma gaiola dourada, ou arriscar tudo para descobrir se o milagre em seu sangue é a chave para a salvação da humanidade? No apocalipse, o maior perigo não são os monstros lá fora, mas o homem que jura te proteger.

So I really freaking love music and nowadays, I'm obsessed with the message of Kendrick Lamar's album DAMN. this is a 1st person POV from Sabo's POV, and this takes places in a futuristic setting! no pre-read as I am dyslexic and don't care enough to have a friend do one for me. BTW there are also some mentions of my self insert, but they don't contribute much other than funny moments and other bits.

A thrilling sci-fi adventure full of mystery, danger, and a glimpse into a world beyond imagination.

In another version of time, people stopped touching the Earth. They left behind their cities, their stable days, and their sky, trading them for machines that could slip between space and time. Presently, Humanity survives in ships. Homes that wander and sometimes... understand. These travelers drift through the Tunnel, a twisting corridor that connects planets, realities, and places where even logic refuses to follow.

Story about two humans trying to escape a laboratory in jungle along side with half mutant who a formal scientist at that lab.

In the world of waves, nothing is lost. Everything merely changes frequency. Maciej, a medical physics engineer at the Gliwice Institute of Oncology, has spent his entire life believing in parameters. When he is laid off and his sterile laboratory is replaced by a stifling tenement on Zwycięstwa Street, he loses the only filter that separated him from chaos. Waiting for him at home is Adaś-an eight-year-old son diagnosed with autism who does not speak, does not make eye contact, and seems trapped in an endless cycle of drawing black circles. In an act of desperation, Maciej begins to examine his son's drawings using professional equipment. What he discovers shatters the foundations of his knowledge: Adaś is not ill. He is tuned in. The boy hears the hum of the universe's heart and records data that link the structure of the human brain with the movement of galaxies. As Maciej's marriage to Marzena crumbles under the weight of unspoken resentments, the engineer reaches a point that Adaś calls Frequency Zero. It is the moment when time stops moving forward and begins to curl into a loop. Will Maciej be able to accept the truth that his entire life was just one of many iterations of the same wave? And what will happen when that wave finally returns to the shore?