Eraser Camps

Eraser Camps, Stella exists in a grim, totalitarian society where conformity is survival, and individuality is a death sentence. The story begins with a chilling scene as Nathaniel, a young man desperate to resist, meets a gruesome fate. Blood pools beneath a cell door, silencing the onlookers, while whispers of "eraser camps" spread fear. These camps are rumored to be places of unimaginable horror-where the government erases memories, enslaves bodies, and breaks spirits. Stella watches in paralyzed fear, knowing the only way to avoid the same fate is to remain silent and emotionless, blending into a system designed to crush anyone who stands out.

Stella's life is a constant battle between survival and identity, filled with tension and quiet despair. Her interactions with Veronica, a girl whose green eyes make her dangerously unique, and Ariana, a striking yet enigmatic guard, highlight Stella's conflicted feelings of envy and fear. Every choice, even eating, is weighed against the risk of standing out or seeming abnormal. Stella's thoughts are consumed by the haunting realization that any misstep could lead her to the camps, where the state's control over life and individuality is absolute. The story captures the suffocating weight of a world where humanity is sacrificed for order, and survival demands silence at the cost of self.