Alien Desolation

Alien Desolation

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sat, Mar 19, 2016
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Horror
There would be no disturbance. The civilian quietly ducked into a room, holding his breathe, the revolver clutched in his hands. A shrill hiss moved the silence. It was blood-curdling and vicious; a sure sign of impending death. The man raised the gun and clicked the safety off. He was well aware bullets were ineffective, but he held too much dignity to go down without a proper fight. A sticky translucent substance drizzled onto his shoulder. He glanced up, but darkness was the only thing to greet him as a pair of hands, black as an onyx gem, grasped him by the neck and pulled him into the air vent, slicing his throat with wicked claws, blood gushing out onto the floor below and settling indifferently on the walls. Not a soul heard his futile cries for help. Because in space no one can hear you scream.
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**CONTENT WARNING:** This story is intended for a mature audience and contains graphic depictions of body horror, psychological trauma, violence, and non-consensual themes. Reader discretion is strongly advised. --- The world did not end with a bang, but with a terrifying, absolute silence. When a colossal machine of alien origin lands on Horsell Common, it doesn't bring war in the way humanity expected. Instead, it releases a silent black smoke that stills every living thing, turning them into statues of flesh, their souls extinguished. Arthur Penhaligon, a writer, finds himself a prisoner within his own paralyzed body, a lone conscious mind in a sea of empty shells. He is harvested and taken to a living, organic factory where humanity is no longer a species, but a resource to be processed. Trapped in a translucent vessel, his only anchor is a silent alliance with another survivor, Edmund. Together, they must navigate the horrific, intimate cycles of the alien facility, where bodies are harvested, minds are erased, and the failures are recycled into food. In a place where survival demands the perfect performance of passivity, what does it mean to remain human?

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