Utopian Stories

America, 2085 The United States has fractured into several warring factions, each with its own vision of how society should be rebuilt after a catastrophic collapse. The old world-one of political corruption, environmental decay, and economic inequality-has crumbled, leaving behind a harsh new reality where survival is no longer about simple resources but about power, control, and the will to endure. The "Mindforge Trials" are a brutal, government-sanctioned competition where the strongest minds and bodies are pitted against each other. It's a spectacle-broadcast across the remains of the country, drawing in masses of viewers who place bets and cheer for the participants. The Trials are held in massive, secretive arenas known as "Forge grounds," hidden deep within the wastelands of old America. The trials are a mix of physical combat, psychological challenges, and strategic puzzles designed to break down the participants. Winners are promised power, wealth, and influence, while losers are discarded, their minds and bodies shattered.

Andrew has always lived in a town inhabited solely by male scientists and has been experiencing strange happenings with him and his surroundings. As he begins to unravel the mysteries of the town, he is thrown into a series of twists and turns that he must navigate to survive.

On March 21, 2031 nuclear war broke out across the world. Russia, China, North Korea, Japan and India formed an alliance. Europe and the United States worked together. Iran and Isreal combined forces. And World War III tore apart the world. Following the war, all but South America, Australia, Africa and the North and South Poles have radiation problems. But, even countries who remained nuetral suffered from death as well. Those who survived the attacks traveled by boat to every uneffected area, where war continued to break out and over population continued to reduce the amount of resources actually needed. Native's to their regions suffered at the hands of those responsible for the war, and they suffered more than anyone. Due to the greediness of the new comers and the abbhorence of the native's, World War IV 'The Purge' suceeded in reducing the population by 50%. Post WWIV, only .5% of the population still lived, roughly 375,000,000 people roamed Earth, the approximate population of the United States in 2030. Today, 300 years later, human's roam every continent once again, although all the attacked countries face major problems with mutated animals and an unknown wilderness. No alliances exist and every country fiends for themselves. How did North America accomplish this? The Hive.

Claudia Shaker lives in a world where everyone is assigned a soulmate at birth. Only, her soulmate tried to kill her. Co-written with: @Veronicasoli The story can be found on both our profiles.

Bryson has just travelled through his television set. What's next?

The colors appeared in the night. It had been happening to the human race for as long as I could remember. My father had said that we were not like this once, that we were clean, perfectly bonded; perfectly ordinary. There was a time in which the human race could hide their emotions up their sleeves, and no one had to brave the world knowing that their secrets were just unspoken truths that couldn't be hidden. In today's world, we would be the aliens of the past. He was different though. With a whole head of dark midnight blue, so perfectly blended with the night sky that it was borderline black. It brought out the color of his eyes, a shade of light evergreen that dulled the forests that ran across the borders of our land. Me myself, I was a collection of reds, colors of the sunset and of the dawn in which I was named after. While I was warm, he was cool. I was red, and he was blue. The lilac sky that touched the heavens as our fates collided was enough proof that we would clash and meet. But while everything was a bright burning hue, perhaps purple just wasn't for him after all. - Inspired by Halsey's COLORS Edited and co-written @twelvewonderingstars

I woke in a pitch black space. Cold sweat dripping down my back. An awful pounding in my head. My breath inhaling and exhaling in short and frantic pants. I blinked hard a few times, but every time I felt my eyes open, I still saw nothing, but darkness. I was so lost.

Alexsys and Kevynn are the best of friends. And what better way to prove that by putting them through some tough trials? They have reached the point in their lives where everything is balanced by three things: mystery, depression and surprises. One wrong move and everything they've built will come tumbling down. How will they defeat the Respondic High Counsel? How can they prevent the deaths of their families, and their own? Could they possibly prosper in their new way of life? They have power, but is it enough to save the world as they know it from crumbling into broken stone, smoke, and dusty tears? That's an awful lot of things for them to tiptoe around. If they don't tread lightly, the balance will tip...

When Finn Pickett attends a freshers' party, he accidentally takes Dream Tonic, a sedative which produces amazing lucid dreams, invented by the father of Finn's childhood friend, now gorgeous actress, Alexa Turner. Finn falls unconscious during the party and wakes up in his perfect world: a world where he is dating Alexa, where he enrols at an academy for secret agents and, best of all, where his father is alive – until the effects wear off and he returns to reality. Finn becomes obsessed with the Tonic, even convinces his friends to take it, but Mr Turner seems to be keeping secrets and Finn begins to question whether this world is merely a place of dreams ...

In a world where the Leaders knew everything, she was the one thing that was Undetectable. - A nuclear war wiped the Earth of almost any life. It was a move made by an underground organization that wanted to wipe out world order to come into power. Nuclear bombs were released. Few survived. Enid Lou's family was some of those few. Forced into a small bunker that laid nestled underneath their family's barn, they stayed hidden from the outer world for as long as they could, living off of little. When they emerged, nothing was the same. A grey world, with very little life. It was up to them to survive in a world full of hungry survivors, as well as staying Undetectable from the ruthless government taken over by the Leaders. It was up to Enid Lou to help her family not only survive, but thrive.

By @theorangutan Don’t let your reality run away with you. Cal and Helena seem to be living an idealistic childhood within the utopian metropolis of The City. The Mind protects them from the barren wasteland outside the walls. Virtual reality provides them with education and entertainment. Everything seems perfect until a failed experiment claims the young life of Helena. But moments after Helena’s death, Cal receives a message that chills him to the bone and casts everything he has ever known into doubt. Is Helena really gone? Or is The Mind concealing the truth?

The year 2566 looks very promising. Adapted and genetically modified humans are the success of the time. People no longer have illnesses, lives are prolonged up to 320 years, people do not age, every disease is eradicated, the quality of life is beyond what anyone had ever expected. But at what cost? Many of these people who are "abducted" or go "missing" are test subjects and lab rats for the imperative success of these genetic modifications. Uma is one of many, but some claim they are not missing at all, just hidden. Are Uma and the rest, really just hidden or is the Trans-Continental Laboratory of Higher Genetic Research and Engineering hiding more than they lead on? Picture copyright: Live Science™️️. I do not own nor claim to own the image. The image belongs solely to Live Science™️️. Found under; Live Science: 3 Human Chimeras That Already Exist️️. I did not tamper with the original image, but I used a software program to enable me to place a title upon it. I, in no way, shape, or form did so with the intention of wrongfully using or tampering the original image. All credit goes to Live Science™️️ and the copyright withheld by them. Copyright 2017 ©️, under Wattpad jurisdiction. All rights reserved.

It is the year 2235... The United States, now shut off from the rest of the world, is enjoying a new renaissance. Population is controlled by the government. Unemployment and crime are at record lows. And robots do most of the dirty work. The majority of America's citizens are satisfied. But there are those who aren’t—those who live off the grid. And they want to make a change ... no matter what the cost. Now, as a near-utopian America readies itself for the highly anticipated, 300th birthday celebration of Elvis Presley—along with the launch of the first human colonists to Mars—top cop Cooper 08/06/2206 and his fellow agents are thrust into a life-and-death race to stop an underground terrorist cell from wreaking havoc on the nation's Capital. Filled with fast-moving action, suspense and drama, YEAR OF THE KING is a page-turning, episodic thrill-ride that will appeal to fans of Logan's Run, Battlestar Galactica, Ender's Game, Minority Report, Total Recall, Almost Human and even Demolition Man.

In a post apocalyptic future, nuclear radiation has destroyed most of the world. Only one small island remains unharmed, because it's inhabitants have evolved to possess an immunity to the harsh conditions. But when Eryn discovers evidence that there are worlds beyond the island, nothing will ever be the same.

Willa, a stressed teen escaping the conforms of a ruined society, stumbles upon Louis, who leads her to a camp full of people rebelling against the government. Not only is Willa happy she isn't alone anymore, but now she doesn't know if she wants to follow the direction of these people. They're violent and have no empathy but with the help of Louis and some new friends Willa gains courage and fights for herself and her deranged family she left behind.

A plague has wiped out most of humanity. The survivors are few, and they are mostly gathered in various cities all over the world. However, it has been long enough since the plague that technology has continue on like it was before the plague, but on a much smaller scale. Val lives on an island with a huge city, called Arch. Arch is a perfect city that no one in their right mind would ever want to leave, but Val lives outside Arch in the land called Ater with her tribe. In an attempt to find a route off the island, Val and her friend, discover something else about the world they live in.

Marlee Dove has always kept the idea that everyone has a bubble, and that bubble should be respected. When the craziest month of Marlee's life begins, her bubble is totally transformed. She finds that everyone not only has their own bubble, but there's more to it. There are always bigger bubbles to be faced.