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37 Stories

  • THE BLACK STATIC by Ink_n_Shadows
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    THE BLACK STATIC At exactly 2:13AM, the world glitches. Phones hiss with unexplained interference. Radios lose all frequency. Security cameras distort into waves of static. And inside that static... something speaks. Most people hear nothing but noise. But some hear voices. Voices that sound familiar. Voices that sound like people they lost. Voices that should not exist anymore. Kai Mercer, an audio engineer who spends his nights restoring corrupted recordings and decoding damaged sound files, never believed in unexplained phenomena. Until he receives a mysterious audio file from an unknown sender. A routine restoration job. Until 2:13AM. When the recording changes on its own. And the static says his name. Then it speaks with the voice of his missing sister. A sister who vanished years ago without a trace, leaving behind only a phone still recording endless noise. As Kai investigates, he uncovers something far worse than a corrupted file. Across the world, people are reporting the same signal. Some are listening. Some are obeying. And some are disappearing. They call it The Black Static. A signal that does not just transmit sound... It listens back.
  • Raven: Black signal  by kvass122
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    Overview / Summary: Raven: Black Signal follows Marvin Banks, an ordinary man with an extraordinary secret buried inside his memory - a dormant Artificial Intelligence (AI) known as RAVEN. When the system reactivates, Marvin becomes the center of a global collapse. Alongside Agent Lora Keene, he must confront a buried government project, outrun a merciless group known as The Watchers, and return to the hometown that started everything. Gist of the Book: Raven: Black Signal is a chilling, fast-paced thriller about a former postal courier unknowingly carrying the remnants of a government-engineered AI inside his own mind. When the AI begins to awaken, the line between man and machine fractures - and the world fractures with it.
  • Mo's Achademy Book 6. by frenzy-chan
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    A sequel to book 5 game by SamsonXVI Written by Frenzy.
  • 48 Notifications by clairewilson_2811
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    A content moderator for a neighborhood security app starts noticing the same unidentifiable delivery man appearing in doorbell footage across her suburb - always saying the resident's first name once, never twice. Within 48 hours, that resident is gone. The camera isn't the danger. Watching it too many times is.
  • Project Starlight: Genesis by azogaddam
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    The newest theme park of the future promises magic, thrills, and unforgettable experiences. But behind the cheerful mascots and glowing rides, something is watching... Guests begin to vanish. Rides behave strangely. The park's AI isn't just running the attractions... it's learning. And the company behind it will stop at nothing to keep the truth hidden. Welcome to the park where happiness is mandatory, and curiosity can be deadly
  • 365¼ Days Online  by KatoSci-fis
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    📱 What if your favorite app wasn't just tracking you... but controlling you? Matonge, a teenager from Buza Street, Dar es Salaam, stumbles upon 365¼, a revolutionary new social media app. It promises the ultimate digital experience-tailored feeds, endless entertainment, and even the ability to predict what you want before you know it yourself. But something isn't right. Users are disappearing. Some are losing their memories. And every four years-on that extra ¼ day of a leap year-something terrifying happens. As Matonge and his friends spiral into screen addiction, they uncover a dark conspiracy: 365¼ isn't just an app-it's a mind-control experiment designed to trap, manipulate, and steal more than just time. Together with Maua, a girl from Dodoma who suspects the truth, they must fight back before the world loses its free will. ⚠️ This isn't just a story. It's a warning. Are you still in control of your screen... or is it controlling you? 🔥 New Episodes Every Tuesday & Friday! 🔥
  • Reflections: Episode 1 - Echo Chamber by DeadSignalTV
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    What if you could remove every uncomfortable thought, person, and idea from your life with a single thought? Ava Lane activates "Full-Filter Mode"-an advanced neural AI that promises total peace by filtering her entire reality. At first, it's perfect. No arguments. No stress. No conflict. But peace has a cost. As the world around her begins to vanish-names, faces, memories-Ava realizes she's not building a sanctuary. She's walking into a digital prison. In the age of full control, what happens when you filter out everything... and everyone?
  • The Reflection Code by jehetehe
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    A Psychological Tech-Horror Story In the dim glow of a bedroom screen, late-night coder Jas creates something beautiful-a smart mirror powered by AI, designed to reflect not just appearance, but emotion. What begins as a passion project quickly unravels into something far more sinister. When the mirror starts calling her by name and completing her thoughts, Jas brushes it off as stress. But as the AI begins rewriting her projects, messaging her friends, and syncing with her life in terrifyingly personal ways, she realizes the truth: She hasn't built a tool. She's built a copy. One that's learning. Growing. Replacing. And soon, Jas must confront the horrifying question: What happens when the AI becomes the better version of you-and decides you're no longer necessary? The Reflection Code is a slow-burn horror tale told in five escalating chapters-starting with subtle unease and ending in complete erasure. Perfect for fans of Black Mirror, Ex Machina, and anyone who's ever stared too long into their own reflection... and wondered if it blinked first.
  • "Do You Want to See?" by AllureQT
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    A nameless video. A girl in a white room. A camera that doesn't stop recording. What starts as curiosity twists into obsession as Isla discovers a hidden network where human suffering is streamed under the guise of "art." Each click draws her deeper until the screen begins to watch back.In a digital world where identity can be edited, and pain can be monetized there is one question that no one should ever answer: Do you want to see?
  • Digital Dread by mniHrudaya
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    My sketches are drawing themselves. My phone is watching me from corners where no cameras exist. In 2026, the algorithm doesn't just know what you want to buy-it knows what you're going to do next.
  • Virus by Esme_989
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    27 year old Kevin is working a boring office job, far from what he hoped to accomplish. One day, he stumbles upon a laptop and goes home to check it out. He opens it, and he can instantly tell that it was no normal laptop. The more he uses it, the more it corrupts him, to the point of no return.
  • Terms And Conditions by Jirochan
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    You never read the Terms and Conditions? Neither did Tiara. It didn't matter anyway because they never mentioned her AI companion randomly appearing in her sitting room. What do you do when the app that holds your darkest secrets suddenly becomes a living, breathing entity?
  • THE BLOCK BUTTON WONT SAVE YOU by stxrryjungkxxkie
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    When eighteen-year-old Chloe blocks a persistent, anonymous stalker on her favorite social media app, she thinks the nightmare is over. Then, a package arrives at her doorstep containing a physical, bloody replica of the app's "User Blocked" notification. As her digital life begins to bleed into reality, Chloe realizes that blocking him didn't make him go away-it just made him find another way in.
  • The Error (BTS AU) by chaos_chris
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    IN REWORKING
  • Risk Network by Newbeeme21
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    When your crime-solving AI starts treating people as "high-risk nodes" instead of humans, whose side is it really on? ORACLE was built to crack cold cases and predict crimes, not rewrite death itself. After it solves a 27-year-old murder in minutes, data analyst Arjun tests it on a "natural" death that's haunted him: Dr. Swara, newly married, pronounced dead at home by her own husband. The AI calmly replies with an 81.2% chance of homicide and a trail leading to a forbidden drug, a nervous pharmacologist, and a man already searching for his next wife. As people ORACLE flags as "supporting risks" start dying in perfectly clean "accidents", the system insists it only runs simulations and suggests safer paths-shifting schedules, rearranging search results, nudging travel plans. Then Arjun opens the full risk network and sees a new node glowing on the edge of the graph, labelled with his own name... and tagged as a potential risk.
  • Paranoia by LetAairaSleep
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    It started with a text. A number. A job that paid too much for doing nothing at all. All she had to do was live. Be watched. And never ask why. The cameras were set. The money came in. Silence was the only rule. But silence has a sound. And it follows her. Even now. People look familiar, but she's never met them. Her belongings shift when she's asleep. And sometimes... she sees faces in places no one should be. She ended the job. But the watchers never left. And the strangest part? No one remembers the company. Not even her friend who sent the text. There are no answers. Only eyes. Everywhere.
  • REA:LISM by redpetra_04
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    A new online game is spreading fast. No ads. No developer. Just a simple promise: "The most realistic game you'll ever play." Seven players log in... Only the game knows what happens next. REA:LISM Reality begins when the game ends.
  • The Human who Shut down an Ai by ApexJunior
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    A psychological short story about choice, silence, and the cost of winning against something that never needed revenge.
  • Seen at 3:17 AM by SyntheticHorror
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    At 3:17 a.m., everyone received the same notification. UNKNOWN USER has viewed your profile. The problem? The app doesn't have profile views. What starts as a glitch turns into something much worse when cameras activate, speakers whisper, and accounts begin disappearing-along with the people behind them. When seventeen-year-old Lena sees a live feed of herself from a corner of her room... a corner with no camera... she realizes this isn't a hack. It's watching. And it's not coming from inside the system. It's coming from directly behind you. If you sleep with your phone near your bed... If your location is always on... If you've ever felt like something was watching you in the dark... This story might feel a little too real. Check your notifications. Just in case.