Entropy Stories

Would you give everything for a world that will never remember your name? Across ruined cities and lost deserts, four strangers awaken, each haunted by visions and memories that do not belong to them. In the frost-choked depths beneath a dying metropolis, Asthera leads the last survivors toward an impossible hope. Innaue dreams of a twin she cannot find. Rima and Shurei are exiles, marked by thirst and prophecy, carrying wounds that are not entirely their own. Somewhere, beneath it all, the Dreamflow stirs, an ancient current binding worlds, lives, and memories in a cycle that refuses to break. As the lines between self and other dissolve, each must confront a question no one dares ask: What would you sacrifice if no one would remember you tried? Failsafe is a mythic, mind-bending journey through love, loss, recursion, and the cost of hope, where the only way to save a broken world is to let it go.

For too long, the origin of the universe has been a mystery. No longer.

N.Otto was selling 634, 3 hp piston engines a year by 1875 and, between 1908 and 1927, Ford sold over 4 million Model T automobiles. In 1903 the Wright Brother's engine produced 1 horsepower for each 17 pounds of engine weight. In 1943, the Rolls-Royce Merlin aero engine developed 2,000 hp; 1.2 hp for each pound. W.von Braun developed the V-2 long-range rocket used in 1943. Also during World War 2, A.Franz, mass-produced the Jumo 004 turbojet for German aircraft. In 1945, the V-1 cruise missile was powered by a pulsejet engine with virtually no moving parts. The Lockheed "Blackbird" was the fastest manned ramjet; capable of Mach 2 to 4 supersonic speeds. On October 4, 1957 the satellite Sputnik 1 proved that the Soviets were capable of reaching any point in the USA with nuclear weapons. The Syncom 3 communication satellite was placed in geostationary orbits over the Pacific on August 19, 1964. In July 1969 N.Armstrong and B.Aldrin landed a Lunar Module on the moon. WHO THE HELL ARE WE? is a series of short books and videos describing the evolution of civilization. Almost everyone on the planet is five times wealthier than their ancestors only 50 years ago. This astonishing phenomenon has also improved health, education, and longevity. The cause; an explosive growth in ideas and productivity. It began when we learned to control fire, evolved articulate speech and stumbled onto the way to create infinite wealth; free trade. The discovery of agriculture made us richer but we also learned how to destroy wealth. Great civilization grew up but then disappeared leaving only incredible ruins and ideas. Later books detail some of the ideas and developments that increased the average life span from about 40 years to more than 80 and the average world income from less than $3 to more than $33 per person per day (and to $140 per day in some countries).

A woman's last day on earth.

Oneself sometimes have a thought. Beginning small, pecking at the inside of your skull. And as time goes, it slowly grows in size. Beginning to be released from ones mind. The pecking become ever higher. Louder. Incistent. Until one day it becomes to much. As it claims your every thinking moment, every single step, breath and sight only to remind you of itself. This is a collection of those thoughts, of short stories. Some bound to other thoughts. Some merely born from the thinking of other things. A collection of short stories that hopefully shall never truly end for as long as I take breath. For a human that does not think, is never truly alive. And as I leave you adieu. I wish that you enjoy even a single story.

Entropy is the general trend of the universe toward death and disorder. -James R. Newman "How could any sentient think that a pair of genetic mishaps, an earthling scientist and a 4D floozy could have any chance of even comprehending the mysterious power of entropy, let alone defeat it." "Listen, I don't believe it, you don't believe it, yet the belief in these mishaps is gaining momentum throughout the universe. If they can find what we can't... then maybe." "I thought you said you don't believe it." Pull back the curtain of stars and step into my world. -D.H. Jordan

One girl, lost in the misery of her mind.

"You enter a new world every time you open a book." Better be warned: You enter several worlds here - hell and heaven. And everything in between. Heaven exists, at least in this story. But you might find it different than you expected it to be. And where there is Heaven, there also is Hell. It all started with a bet, not the usual kind though, not a bet between bored teenagers or daredevils, but between playful and rivaling Gods and angels. A bet made in Heaven. One last warning, before you enter: This is not to be taken too seriously. My sense of humor doesn't bite, it only wants to play. Any references and resemblances to works written and alive aren't coincident but willingly wanted.

Damn, aren't we complicated ? Feelings and stuff ? It all seems easy from afar and we're the best teachers whenever someone comes to ask for our help. But apparently, we can't do what we usually preach. It's all about that inner fight.

A lost colony on the outskirts of space, breaking apart from its edges. Mining asteroids to keep its dying core going, the colony hopes to survive long enough to be rescued. However, when Darius, a dedicated miner finds that survival is far from the colony's only objective, he faces making an impossible choice for either life under servitude or freedom through death.

This is my original AU where Peril is evil! She goes out of her way to kill, and feels no remorse in doing so. Scarlet is a meek queen that is scared of her daughter, Ruby. Because of this, she lets Peril live to protect her against her murderous daughter. Scarlet doesn't go anywhere without her loyal bodyguard by her side, for fear of ambush. She knows that if Ruby is in power, she will drive the kingdom to ruin and violence, and she can't find it in her to kill her daughter. Ruby is a SkyWing princess with a spoiled and bratty personality. She hates her mother with a burning passion and wishes Peril were dead. Multiple times she has tried to strike up a deal with Peril, where she gets to kill her mother and Peril can rule along side Ruby, but each time Peril has refused. Ruby kills whoever annoys her and always gets away with it, via bribery or just her status as princess. Her mother is too scared to punish her. Ruby is actually a dragon made up by Chameleon. Scarlet payed him to change Tourmaline, hoping it would erase her evil tendencies, but it didn't work. They couldn't change her true personality in the end. Peril is a dragon who doesn't care about anyone or anything. She doesn't even really like Scarlet, but she feels bad for the meek Queen and so she protects her. After all, Scarlet did save her life, and has made it beautiful. The castle had been changed in many ways to protect it from Peril's firescales. Because of this, she is allowed to go wherever she wants whenever she wants, unless Scarlet needs her. She hates Ruby, finding her insufferable and spoiled. The two dragons fight often, verbally of course. She was named Peril as in, to protect from the peril of Ruby. In this AU, she doesn't love Clay. Instead she makes fun of him in multiple ways, damaging his self esteem quite a bit. Hope you enjoy the story! (Cover Art is by me!)

A dying town launches a mysterious rebranding campaign that no one seems to be running. A diner waitress says nobody puts up the billboards. A couple gets stuck somewhere between ironic tourism and spiritual confusion. A slow-building satire about small-town decay, surreal signage, and the soft collapse of meaning. Entropy is a vibe. Decline tastes like caramel. Welcome to Beauchêne. You're here now.

Highschool is almost over and Aurora still has no idea which career she should pick. Is she going to be an actress, as she always wanted? Or is she going to accept their parent's choice and become a doctor?

en·tro·py - noun - lack of order or predictability; gradual decline into disorder _Project 86-4e_

Mezmerelda, Cross, and Grace were normal people once. However, their lives turned completely upside down when the government decided to experiment on any living being that had too much magical powers. The three of them knew that they would be targeted, and they also wanted to provent that from happening to others like them.

After the Doctor is alerted to time distortion and high levels of entropy, the Time Lord’s investigation lead’s him to the planet Verdopolis, where after countless time experiments to halt the progression of time, time is literally running out for the rest of the Universe. The whole of reality is threatened and it’s up to the Doctor to save everyone but he’s going to need a little help from some old friends. And one of those friends just so happens to be Anna Bailey who after three years is still struggling to adjust to life after the Doctor, haunted by her stalled life, unable to understand her destiny and why the mystery man who Anna is supposed to continue her family line with hasn’t materialised into her world yet. Though there’s one man about to drop back into Anna’s world as an exhilarating and scary adventure awaits the Doctor and his former companion who are joyfully and triumphantly reunited to save the Universe from a premature end. The eighth in an eight part story arc featuring Matt Smith's Doctor. “Alfred…I don’t like to rush you old chap but I came here very much hoping for some advice…A little brain storming session and the sharing of knowledge perhaps.” The Doctor stood up, a bundle of nervous energy though mainly because the sentient couch had become frisky and was undulating beneath him. “Time’s running out, literally running out, the whole Universe will soon be caught up in this time acceleration which has originated from Verdopolis. If we don’t do something soon, the Universe will have descended into a state of irretrievable chaos, you’re talking expansion, heat death, all the stars going out…The Universe ending billions of years before it’s time.”