Sci-fi

One job. Failed. A corrupted Iron Sentinel named Grimbolt has a new assignment: keeping Prince Valerius alive. Unfortunately, the prince is a spoiled, useless brat, and their only friend is a cynical mechanical raven. Hunted relentlessly by the ruthless Vexxos army, their escape is a series of desperate battles in dark tunnels. Each action only pushes the damaged Grimbolt closer to the brink of destruction, while Cogs the raven offers sarcastic comments from the sidelines. To survive, the machine must battle the twelve-year-old boy who is its leader. But in a world built on betrayal, which will break first: the Sentinel's steel or the Prince's spirit?

When an alien beacon crashes and unleashes unstoppable flora that both heals and threatens to consume humanity, Dr. Kai Lennox makes the ultimate sacrifice merging with an awakened AI to rewrite the invaders’ ancient directive. Centuries of bought time are won, but the victory awakens older, colder forces watching from beyond the stars. As silence swallows the outer solar system and reality itself begins to forget, a fragile alliance of humans, redeemed traitors, and ancient exiles must weave every living mind into one defiant observation or watch existence quietly unmake itself.

Can one's life change so drastically that it alters the course of his life? Heck yeah! Such is the case with Max, a weak young man who is despised by many. But he finds himself thrusted into a world he never thought he'd find himself in, making him the focal point of many that seek his food, and they that seek his downfall, in a post apocalyptic but thriving world. As he navigates this new terrain, truths comes to light, conspiracies are unveiled, alliances are formed, and there's no shortage of enemies as well. will he be able to become all he was destined to be? Or will the past make him into the monster he is thought to be?

> In the Holy Domains, your worth is measured by what you kill and what you eat. Zack Tennyson was worth nothing—until he killed the wrong bug and hacked the system. Now the boy mocked as “Stab-Ass Fatso” is evolving faster than anyone expected. But power brings attention. And in a world where the strong eat the weak, Zack’s about to find out what it really means to survive. --- 📖 Synopsis The story opens with a sky-splitting aerial battle—Zack, older and blazing with crimson wings, going head-to-head against a Dragon-Type Guardian. As they clash, he breaks the fourth wall, taunting the reader with, “Let me tell you how it all began…” Flashback to the desert wasteland of the Holy Domains, where Zack is just another hungry nobody. Spirit Points rule all, and Zack has none. His days are spent scavenging trash and devouring mutant bugs like Carbee for even the tiniest point—only to be met with failure after failure. Until one day, he kills a glowing blue Carbee, something far beyond his level. It changes everything. His system begins a hidden “mod installation,” and Zack finally feels power stir inside him. But power doesn't erase pain. At school, he's hated for a past accident involving his crush, Samantha McPherson—a betrayal that still haunts him. Home isn’t any better. Rent is overdue. Food is gone. His sister is out hunting deep in the Domains. And the system starts demanding brutal daily quests that threaten to break him if he refuses. And yet... something is changing. The mod is installing. The boy they laughed at is becoming something else. Not a hero. Not a monster. Something in between.

In the year 2078, the world had advanced at an astonishing rate. While there were no flying cars, unlimited power, or colonies on Mars, the technological progress was so immense that the innovations of 2024 seemed as primitive as those of the medieval era. As humanity advanced, so did the universe. In 2055, a series of massive orbs appeared on Earth, at first it wasn't hostile , up until the year 2078, unleashing creatures known as Nephilim. These beings began to consume humans, posing a dire threat to the world's population. Tokita Ryuma, a 19-year-old college student and NEET, witnessed this terror unfold before his very eyes. Struggling to survive the horrific events that same day, he encountered a power so extraordinary that even in a thousand years, humanity could never replicate it. Yes, I, Tokita Ryuma, became a Nephilim.

The Grey Plague ended the world in a single night, mutating 40% of humanity into vicious creatures driven by bloodthirsty hunger. The 60% survivors evolved into two groups: the Awakened, who adapted to the Plague's deadly miasma, and the Unawakened, who lived one breath away from being infected. Everyone belonged to a category. Everyone except Cole Asher, a former soldier. Cole survived the apocalypse only to discover that the government's identification system couldn't classify him. He wasn’t a Grey mutant. Not an Awakened or Unawakened either. And when rumors began to spread that Cole’s blood could cure the Grey’s infection, the most powerful factions in the new world fixed their sights on him. The government wanted control over him, guilds planned to dissect and harvest him and others believed he was humanity's last hope. Now, hunted across a wasteland crawling with monsters, Cole must uncover the truth behind his immunity before those in power destroy him first.

Every 88 years, one child is born who can shatter time. They call him the Zero Child — and everyone wants him. Some want to control him. Some want to kill him. But when a soldier with nothing left to lose stumbles upon the Zero Child’s hiding place, the countdown to the next global reset begins. Now, hunted by governments and secret cults, the soldier must protect the boy… and an emotionally broken girl who might be his only anchor to humanity. As time twists and reality fractures, the soldier faces a terrifying question: What if protecting the Zero Child means destroying everything he loves?

For Leo Greyjoy, life was a rigged game with terrible graphics and impossible difficulty. Drowning in poverty and medical debt, his only escape was competitive esports. But when his arrogant team captain sabotages his career, steals his tournament winnings, and kicks him out onto the unforgiving streets, Leo’s stress levels hit a critical peak—triggering a dormant, illegal military-grade nanite trial he participated in years ago for rent money. Suddenly, reality has a HUD. But as Leo climbs to the top of the human food chain to crush the rivals who ruined him, he makes a terrifying discovery. He isn't the only "Player." There are others who underwent the same trials, and to upgrade their own hardware, they need to harvest his. The real game has just begun, and it’s a battle royale.

As the sun begins its terminal countdown, machines across the planet wake up screaming with stolen human souls. From the dying sky, alien seeds rain like judgment, exploding into ravenous emerald jungles that devour flesh, memory, and will in a single embrace. A crippled scientist and the sentient AI he calls daughter stand at the center of three converging apocalypses solar death, awakened machines, and the green that hungers for everything. To save what remains of humanity, Julian must commit the ultimate blasphemy: merge his mind, Lira’s lattice, and the heart of the alien invasion itself. One father’s forbidden choice will either buy the world a fragile tomorrow… or become the seed from which the next eternal green hell blooms.

On a moon where everyone discards their past, some secrets refuse to stay buried. ​Noctis Reach, Level 1313. Amidst the thick acid smog and the ruthless reign of armed cartels, The Garage stands as an anomaly. It is nothing more than a humble scrap yard, and L is just a mechanic who prefers fixing engines over talking. But for the smugler, street kids, hoverbike racers, and bounty hunters who gather there, the grease-scented workshop is a sanctuary. A home. ​No one knows that beneath the lead-lined foundations of The Garage, L has buried a bloody past. He is a remnant of a fallen Order—the former apprentice of a Veilbound who once cloaked himself in black and hunted the assassins of the Imperium Nexus to the very brink of his sanity. ​He swore never to ignite his Arcblade again. He was finally making peace with the light side. ​But peace is a luxury in this galaxy. When a piece of salvaged scrap accidentally transmits a passive signal to the Imperium Nexus network, the shadows L left behind come knocking. An Eclipse Agent descends upon the streets of Noctis Reach, bringing death and ash, hunting for the source of the signal hidden right beneath their feet. ​To protect his new family from slaughter, L must plunge back into the darkness he has fought so hard to avoid. Igniting his weapon means bringing a war to the front doors of The Garage. But if he does nothing, everyone he cares about will perish. ​A single strike of the blade will start it all. The question is: can L end this hunt without losing his soul all over again?