Sci-fi

They hacked the human mind. They bent the world to their will. But they didn’t account for the boy inside the machine. Deep beneath the surface of the world, far from law and light, the Parallax Syndicate built The Oyster—a laboratory where thought could be weaponized, where obedience could be programmed, and where free will became a design flaw. From this hidden fortress, four scientists reshaped society, one mind at a time. Nations obeyed. Wars vanished. Peace reigned—by force. Their system was flawless. Their influence—undetected, undeniable. And their legacy? A boy born within their machine. Heir to their empire, molded by their intellect, trained to uphold their command. But beneath the precision they instilled, a question took root—What if humanity was meant to choose? Raised in the heart of this system, Kael Draven was meant to inherit it all. Trained by his father, Dr. Aurex Draven, Kael knew every code, every algorithm, every flaw. But unlike them, Kael believed in something dangerous: freedom. Now, with the world asleep under the Syndicate’s spell, Kael is the only one who can wake it. Armed with the Syndicate’s deepest secrets and haunted by the memories they tried to erase, he’ll spark a rebellion from within. The mind was their weapon. Kael will make it their undoing.

🔥 Blurb > 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.

After a devastating alien invasion, humanity's world has shifted—blending remnants of mystic power with alien tech. Amid the chaos, Max Kingdergale discovers he’s bonded to Momo, a Mimic Monarch capable of creating clones, creatures, and items from the essence of life. But this incredible power comes at a price. As Max uncovers the truth about his missing father, he faces a darker revelation: his own body is dying. Without finding the perfect shell to sustain him, it could spell the end for our little hero.

I live without living in myself; hope is long; the Universe is immense; its resources are finite; its species are inexhaustible…¿What Dark Secret does Two Faces have?, Both have the same Perverse Soul;… ¿Will I wake up one day knowing my origins?, ¿Where do I come from?.... The DNA may be altered, but the power to change, to evolve or devolve is within our minds; it is the personal decision of each one to want to change the World, to leave a contribution to the society in which we live, since no one but you can forge your own destiny and draw your timeline….

In a world where memories are currency, what would you pay to forget... or to remember who you really are? Lyra Vale is a memory-thief-an illegal "shifter" who trades in stolen pasts for clients desperate to forget pain, shame, or secrets. In the gleaming, glass-domed city of Virelia, where the privileged buy perfection and the broken are erased, Lyra has always played by her own rules-until the day she steals a memory that belongs to her. Now hunted by the system she once served and haunted by fragments of a past she doesn't remember choosing to forget, Lyra must unravel a conspiracy that runs deeper than she ever imagined. Because the truth buried in her mind could destroy the city-or set it free. But time is running out. And in Virelia, remembering the wrong thing can get you permanently erased.

The world became a robotic, emotionless, problem-free existence achieved through memory-wiping technology that erased fear, betrayal, sadness, love, sweet and all bitter experiences, installing a programmed, smooth, and peaceful memory under Arthur Huxley's rule. Everything goes smoothly until Wyatt Calloway emerges as the knife to break Huxley's rule, uncovering the cruel and unforgivable truth behind the memory-wiping technology revealed by his future version. He reveals his past traumatic, shattered, and regretful life, making him the most dangerous weapon against the Illusion of peace. "The Rewritten Memory" is a story based on a systematic sci-fi life. It explores how people live without their past emotions, regrets, and examines the impact of technology on society.

Kael, a high-ranking competitive gamer, gets offered access to a secret beta of Eden Break, a next-gen VRMMORPG. But during his login session, a freak power surge causes his consciousness to be transferred into the game world, permanently. Waking up in the body of a “Glitch” a corrupted player class with unstable stats—he learns the system is collapsing. NPCs have gained self-awareness, the world’s code is decaying, and a mysterious force called the Game Architect is trying to wipe out anomalies like Kael to reset the world. To survive, Kael must: Hack the world using his broken abilities Recruit allies (some real players, others awakened NPCs) Discover the true origin of the game—which may involve real-world experiments with human consciousness Face off against the “Admins,” god-like enforcers of the old system Choose whether to escape, reboot the world… or take control of it

“In a world where fate seems set in stone, one boy gains the power to reject it entirely…” Noah was just an ordinary student living in Neo Silicon Valley—until everything in his life leave him. Betrayed by his girlfriend, abandoned by his family. After saving a little girl from an oncoming danger, he awakened something deep within him. A voice echoed in his mind: “System Activated: World Rejector” With this power, Noah can erase anything—matter, concepts, and unknown force. As Noah struggles to find meaning in his shattered world, he must decide—will he use World Rejector to tear everything down, or will he find something worth protecting again?

"Who the hell or what the hell are you? And why are you in my head?" "I am your system interface. Host identified: Alexander Todd." *** Alec lived in a city where power meant everything. Bullied and overlooked in school for being poor and different, he was seen as powerless. One day, after another harsh encounter, he blacked out and was left alone in the rain. Something strange happened that day, something that changed him. He didn’t wake up for days, until a sudden sound in his head brought him back. From that moment, Alec’s life began to shift in ways he never expected.