Adventure

Cosmic Coverage
Chapter 1: “Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. That’s why I trust Cosmic Coverage. No one else provides better coverage for your ship, home or even your life…”
By Meghan E3 years ago in Fiction
A Swine's Greed
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. The dark, devoid-of-life endless sky was unfolding itself on the shuttle's window shield. The turbine's flame was beginning to fade away as the shuttle's speed declined sustainably. A girl with a seemingly tired look was gazing at the serene scene that was spreading out in front of her sight.
By Harrys Stratigakis3 years ago in Fiction
The end of human zenith.
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Neil Huxley's shriek echoed inside his suit as he took in the last of his oxygen supply. He was floating helplessly in the emptiness of the boundless place called the universe. He looked on, as the craft he called home for several decades, sailed away in the sea of blackness, leaving him on his own. Hopeless, he stopped shouting, he stopped moving. He could only observe.
By Abdullah Rajput3 years ago in Fiction
New Worlds
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. That didn't stop Cersei from using her last breath to raspily whisper "Marek" as her mind collapsed unconscious, floating exposed in the cold and dark of interstellar space. The debris of the colony fleet danced and flickered, twinkling like the stars in the night sky, illuminated by the sparks and fires that now scattered and consumed the remains of the refugee flotilla she had stood on, desperately trying to repair, just moments ago. Surrounded by the demolished ships and the millions of other departing souls that had been her fellow crew-mates, crossing the void for the hope of a new world, She could have sworn, in her final moments, that she heard her the sound echoing off a nearby surface. Was that a voice of the afterlife? Had losing life in her corporeal form opened her up to hearing psychic messages through the ether of space? Perhaps, although she was certain it had been the sound of that faint whisper of her final utterance of her brother's name. But the vacuum couldn't carry sound, could it? With this puzzle and the strange vision of a great leviathan of the void intercepting the asteroid cluster that was disintegrating the rest of the Antediluvian fleet, she let go of the mortal coil and passed out of consciousness.
By Glenn McConnell3 years ago in Fiction
Fossil Time
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Silence in my new world was even stronger on that day… cutting through my senses, like a chilly wind in May.
By Anette Rosen3 years ago in Fiction
The Saved
Introduction 25.3.3675, 13:00, Earth. Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say — unless that scream is the collective cry of all of mankind. It turns out there is no louder sound than the reverberating echo of almost every intricate love, dream, and passion that has ever existed being scattered into the star dust by an undetectable weapon of an unknown enemy approximately nine-hundred light years away. So, someone heard, and more importantly we have received word that this someone is also on the way to save some of us. Who will be the ones plucked out of these ashes? Who will be the Saved?
By Louise 3 years ago in Fiction
To Choose the Stars
“Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say... It’s a good tagline, isn’t it? Especially if you’re making a horror film in the 20th century, let’s say.” Here, Professor Ojo displayed a still of the poster from Ridley Scott’s Alien. Each year she received fewer laughs. So much for cultural capital. She continued:
By Tristan Stone3 years ago in Fiction
The Fallen
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. By the dying light of the second sun a grandfather clock chimes nine, and bitterness sails across barren sand--heading for the dome made of stone where one inhabitant still remains. Her boiled blood pulsing to fingertips and toes. Spontaneous combustion at any moment nudges and pulls in an unsettled mind. When lead drips heavy into her twisted stomach—snap! With eyes like full moons Emily heaves! Throwing soapy waves of bath water until eventually gripping the copper rail tight enough to settle herself.
By Daniel J.Smith3 years ago in Fiction
Mission: Mars
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. July 22, 2027 was the launch date of the first ever manned mission to mars. There were eighty-eight astronauts and twelve robots on the crew of Space X's Starship SN22. It was supposed to be a six month journey to mars to set up the first ever Martian civilization. At least, that's what we were told...
By Dylan 3 years ago in Fiction
The Great Grift of Stoto
No one can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Maila not only knows the sound. She’s had to endure it herself, silently watching on as the destruction she caused ran rampant throughout the Stoto star system, echoing in her mind at all hours of the day. She’s made the sound herself. She would empty out her vocal cords from her old rusty ship into the void of space, hoping that the barrage of emotion was able to scrape through and someone would come to rescue her from this honor-bound prison, but it never happened. If she were to get out, she’d have to free herself.
By Brian Rosen3 years ago in Fiction
At the End
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. But the stars didn't need to scream to announce their departure.
By Jenna Cosgrove3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 1
Nobody can hear a scream in the vacuum of space, or so they say. Patrick exhaled dully. It took a special kind of moron to compose a sentence like that. What did he mean by “or so they say”? Of course people said it. It was a fact, as irrefutable as gravity or that there were 24 hours in a day.
By Henry Franklin3 years ago in Fiction