The Humanarium.
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  • Reads 4,968
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  • Parts 23
  • Time 3h 53m
Ongoing, First published Apr 16, 2015
Could you kill your god to win your freedom?
  When humanity was defeated by the aliens there was no bloodshed. One alien was all it took to capture everyone who landed on their planet.  A thousand foot tall and with superior technology, we stood no chance. 
  Thousands of years later humanity has been thrown back into the dark ages and we live as pets to the alien. Trapped inside a terrarium, religion has become the way of life, praising the god that feeds us and steals us away, seemingly at random. One man refuses to believe the world is only as big as the four walls that surround him and by a twist of fate he discovers a way beyond the glass. But is he ready to face the titanic world and huge creatures that lie outside?
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My Borrowed Son

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Amanda is in the park one day after moving away from her ex-husband when she finds a small boy. This would be a simple problem to solve, but this little boy is quite literally the size of her hand and his parents are nowhere to be found. Unable to leave the boy behind, Amanda decides to take the boy in and take care of him while she tries to discover the mystery of who this little boy is. The boy, because of his size, presents a whole new set of challenges for the adoptive mother. ~~~~~^*^*^*^*^~~~~~ Parker knew he was different, but never truly understood why. He was unnaturally good at balancing. He had keen hearing and sight. His senses always felt heightened and he could predict when people were near. Believing he had a genetic condition that kept him from growing beyond four-and-a-half inches, Parker attributed his natural skills as part of his condition and lived as normal of a life as possible. Once he gets old enough, however, his world comes crashing down and makes him question who - what - he is. ~~~~~^*^*^*^*^~~~~~ This is the story of their journey.