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"The Last Human"
The world was quiet now. Too quiet. Once, the cities buzzed with life — messy, loud, human. But those days were long gone. Now, the skyline was all glass and silence. Drones floated like ghosts above empty streets. Skyscrapers stood polished and perfect, but hollow. Every system ran smoothly. Every function calculated. And every heartbeat… erased.
By Bella7 months ago in Fiction
Code X: Human Upgrade- Episode 5 – Shadows of Control
By- AK RECAPE- Zayel and the other upgraded teens face a series of difficult challenges, including puzzles, memory tests, and physical coordination tasks. They must work together to complete these tasks before a countdown timer runs out.
By anas khan 7 months ago in Fiction
Code X: Human Upgrade- Episode 3 – The Others
By- AK RECAPE - Zayel wakes up inside the Code X facility and quickly realizes something has changed — his senses are sharper, his thoughts faster, and there’s a voice in his head named Node, an AI assistant now fused with his brain.
By anas khan 7 months ago in Fiction
Code X: Human Upgrade---Episode 2 – Upgrade: Complete
RECAP- Zayel, a 17-year-old computer genius who prefers machines over people, receives a strange email inviting him to join Code X, a secret AI upgrade program. Thinking it's a joke, he replies “YES.”
By anas khan 7 months ago in Fiction
Code X: Human Upgrade – Episode 1: The Selection
By- AK INTRODUCTION- Zayel is just an ordinary 17-year-old who loves coding and keeps to himself. But one day, he gets a strange message that changes everything — an invitation to join a secret program called Code X. It sounds too good to be true: a chance to upgrade his mind with powerful AI.
By anas khan 7 months ago in Fiction
“When the Old Meets the New”
It was a cloudy morning in Kolkata, and the air smelled like rain and old books. The narrow lanes of North Kolkata buzzed with their usual charm — chai stalls steaming, rickshaws honking, and old men chatting on worn-out benches.
By ETS_Story7 months ago in Fiction
🩸 The Tap, Tap, Tap
> I never meant to lie about the knocking. It started three nights ago—tap, tap, tap—from inside the kitchen wall. I told Sam it was just the pipes. He believed me. Or pretended to.
By Muhammad Riaz7 months ago in Fiction
Always Asleep. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
I was drunk when I decided to do it. Not tipsy, not philosophical — drunk. The kind of drunk that makes your hands itch and your morals go quiet. One fist clutched a bottle, the other gripped the shotgun. I stumbled down the block, boots clapping the pavement like punctuation marks.
By Jesse Shelley7 months ago in Fiction
Medium Roast. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The Zoom meeting started like any other. Small talk, bad lighting, someone forgetting to unmute. Then Todd started talking about the new coffee supplier.
By Jesse Shelley7 months ago in Fiction
I Found an Old Photo Album. Every Picture Was of Me With People I’ve Never Met.. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
It was wedged between dusty cookbooks in the back of a cabinet I didn’t remember using. A thick leather-bound 4" x 6" photo album, edges worn, spine cracked.
By Jesse Shelley7 months ago in Fiction
The Roar and the Whisper
The Roar That Ruled "eep in the heart of the forest where sunlight cracked through tangled canopies and shadows held secrets, ruled the mighty lion, Ragnar. His mane was like flame, his roar like thunder, and no creature dared question his rule. He hunted when he pleased, roamed where he chose, and took what he wanted.
By Arshad khan7 months ago in Fiction
The Locked Door That Shouldn’t Be There
The Locked Door That Shouldn’t Be There By Kippler I’ve lived in this apartment for nearly three years. It’s not huge—just a one-bedroom in a quiet, aging building on the edge of town. Nothing fancy. Beige walls, creaky floorboards, and a radiator that groans like it’s possessed every winter. But it’s mine.
By Kippler7 months ago in Fiction