The Hollow Moon
Author: Yole Writes
last update2026-07-25 18:12:52

Maeson felt the cold wind rush past her face. She fell fast through the deep dark pit. The broken glass from the floor fell beside her. The pieces looked like tiny bright stars in the black air. She reached out and grabbed the small hand of her young brother. Ava and Kael dropped right next to them in the dark. The loud boom of the dying moon base echoed high above their heads. The cruel dark fleet was bombing the surface into dust. Maeson closed her eyes and focused her mind on a safe landing.
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  • The Falling Sky

    The dark night sky split open with a loud, tearing sound that echoed through the quiet forest. Giant sharp shards of the sky fell toward the earth like breaking glass. The real stars vanished into a dark void above the pine trees. From the open tear in space, a massive eye blinked once in the shadows. A voice boomed down from the void, sounding just like her lost mother. The voice declared that simulation 108 had failed and ordered a total memory wipe for Subject 84.Maeson stood frozen on the dirt path near the rushing river. She looked at the giant eye above, then down at the real Cassian Reign standing before her. The man held his small lantern tight, his face pale with deep fear. Kael and Ava backed away toward the wooden bridge, pulling her young brother behind their shoulders. The world was falling apart once again, but this time, the truth sat right before her eyes."Cassian!" Maeson called out over the sound of crashing sky shards. "What is happening to us?"Cassian Reign step

  • The Ten Seconds

    Maeson froze at the bottom of the steep stone stairs. The blinding white spotlight from the watchtower pinned them against the cold mountain wall. Her father's voice boomed over the valley speakers like thunder. It warned that the three people beside her were dead shells and ticking biological bombs set to explode in ten seconds. Her heart hammered against her ribs. She looked at her small brother, then at Ava and Kael. They looked back at her with wide, terrified eyes. They felt warm. Their breathing was real. She refused to believe they were weapons meant to destroy her."Ten," the mechanical counter on the tower loudspeaker began."Maeson, run!" Kael yelled, his voice strained with fear. He tried to push her away toward the dirt path leading into the dark forest. "If what he says is true, you need to get out of the blast zone!""Nine," the voice echoed across the valley."I am not leaving you," Maeson declared with fierce resolve. She planted her feet on the rocky ground and pulled

  • The Real Eyes

    Maeson stopped cold in the bright white corridor. Her bare feet pressed against the cold tile floor. She stared into the glass tank on her right. Floating in the clear green liquid was the small body of her young brother. His small hands rested flat against the thick glass cover. His eyes opened slow in the bubbling water, looking right at her face. They were not fake digital memories. He was real, made of real flesh and bone, trapped inside a glass tube.In the next tank, Ava floated with her eyes wide open, her fingers pressing against the clear wall. Beside her sat Kael, looking out from his own green cell with a silent expression of shock. They were all real human beings, kept alive in this high-tech lab facility. The fake worlds and dark matrix games were just programs fed into their minds through the thick head wires.A sharp wave of pure joy hit the chest of Maeson. Her family was not a set of fake codes. They existed in the physical world. Her human love for them was based on

  • The Cold Scalpel

    Cold air hit the face of Maeson as her eyes snapped open. Heavy leather straps held her wrists and ankles tight against a flat metal table. Bright white lights overhead burned her vision, making her head throb with a sharp pain. The sweet smell of clean earth and the warm golden light of the portal vanished into nothing. The soft laughter of her family and the quiet peace of victory died in a single second.A tall doctor in a sterile blue coat stood right beside the metal table. His face remained hidden behind a green surgical mask, but his dark eyes showed no warmth or pity. He held a sharp steel scalpel in his gloved right hand. The thin metal blade glinted under the harsh overhead bulbs. Two large guards clad in gray armor stood near the heavy steel doors of the room, their hands resting on black stun batons."Subject 84 is awake," the doctor spoke in a dry, calm tone to a small microphone on his collar. "Start the brain wipe before the core energy stabilizes."Maeson pulled agains

  • The Father Bow

    Maeson froze on the sliding rock as the voice echoed through the cold air. The tall figure in glowing white armor stood above the furnace, holding the golden bow tight. The giant arrow of pure light pointed straight at her chest. Maeson looked past the bright glare of the arrow into the helmet of the warrior. The face behind the clear visor belonged to her lost father. The man who vanished when she was just a small child stood alive in this dark place."Father?" Maeson called out, her voice trembling with raw human shock.The white armor hummed with deep power, casting a warm glow over the purple fire below. Her mother gasped beside her, tears welling up in her weary eyes as she recognized her long husband. Ava and Kael held onto the rocky edge with sore fingers, watching the sudden arrival of the new warrior with tense breath. The tall man did not lower the golden bow. His sharp eyes remained fixed on the glowing red heart floating inside the small glass box beneath them."Do not mov

  • The Small Mask

    Maeson froze in midair above the white furnace as horror filled her mind. A sudden surge of blue magic burst from her boots, pushing her back onto the stone platform. She landed hard, sliding across the rough surface next to her mother. Her heart pounded in her chest like a heavy drum. She looked at the small child standing in the purple mist. The sweet little boy she had protected through endless dark traps held a sharp black spear in his hands. His small face wore a cold, cruel smile that made her blood run cold."No," Maeson whispered, her voice shaking with deep pain. "This is not real."The child let out a soft laugh that sounded like dry leaves scraping on stone. His dark eyes glowed with a sick purple light. "It has always been real, sister," the boy said in a smooth voice that did not belong to a child. "You protected the virus while fighting the cure. I am the true master of this grid."Her mother gasped and stepped back, pulling Ava and Kael behind her. The woman looked at t

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