Wired

Human, Alien, Machine Genes. Daughter of Andromeda, Queen of Saiyara, Intergalactic Committee Space Commander, Kindred Spirit, Mighty Warrior, Cybernetic Prodigy. ‎ ‎Built for survival. Wired for history. Crowned for peace. She bleeds metal, thinks faster than light, and sleeps with the stars. ‎ ‎Eve Online is the story of a lonely woman's journey in the cosmos. Born as an AI, transformed to Human, enhanced by alien genes. She survived the harshest planets, became a bounty hunter and hunted vicious Aliens and cyborgs. Then she met a friend from planet Saiyara that transformed her life and gave her a legacy. ‎ ‎Universal Defense Forces (IC) gave her a spaceship, a rank, a squad, missions that took her to the most uncharted planets in the Galaxies. ‎ ‎Not only Humans, aliens sing of her beauty. But she's not fragile, she's the most devastating force and there is nowhere she wouldn't go to protect her planet, her galaxy, and the friends she's sworn to protect. ‎ ‎She's a Doomborn Slayer to the forces of hell, and a superstar to countless young dreamers and stargazers . She's not just a warrior, she's also an explorer. When not on the battlefield, she's out there in cosmos ruins and alien tech, deep space archeology is her favorite hobby.

They say money can't buy happiness. But for her, it bought everything-except the life she lost. All her life, Andi Navarro believed one thing: Money solves everything. Maybe that's what growing up poor does to a person-when every meal is uncertain, when every dream feels too expensive, and when love is the only thing you have left. But then one night, everything crumbles. A tragic car crash takes her parents. And just when she thought things couldn't get worse, an old man shows up at their funeral claiming to be her grandfather-the same man her mother never spoke of. Turns out, her mother was an heir to a billion-dollar empire-before she ran away with a poor mechanic and chose love over legacy. Now, Andi is left with two younger siblings, a luxurious mansion, and millions of dollars wired to her bank account overnight. At seventeen, she's no longer just a poor girl trying to survive. She's an heiress, a sister, and the new face of a bloodline she barely knows. And with great wealth comes whispers, power plays, and vultures in designer clothes. But Andi Navarro isn't here to be eaten alive. She's here to win. Because in her world, money can buy loyalty. Money can buy silence. And most of all, money can buy her a new beginning. Even if it costs her everything.

"Die once. Wake up to beasts, battles... and curves of every kind." — [SSS–Beast System Activated: Tame Beasts & Suck Big, Different-Sized Melons] — Rusty Coke, a 21-year-old orphan, grinding away as an R-rated video editor, never expected death to be his upgrade. But now he’s back—with an insane SSS-Rank Beast Taming System wired into his soul. He’s leaping between savage wilderness, apocalyptic ruins, AI megacities, vampire castles, dragon lairs, demon realms, dual cultivation sects, zombie wastelands, ancient immortal clans, living dungeons, the Guideverse, and beyond. Every world fuels a new hunger—beasts to tame, quests to conquer, powers to steal, women to claim, and the intoxicating taste of every forbidden pleasure. With a chaotic system that never shuts up and missions that straddle the line between madness and ecstasy, Rusty’s about to turn every universe into his personal breeding ground for power, lust, and unrelenting chaos.

not every performance ends with applause..... some ends with screams Author: mozaran_lo

Ami died alone in a cold hospital room--hooked to wires, her body weak, her heart shattered. Betrayed by the people she trusted most. Her parents sold her. Her siblings erased her. Her husband handed her over like she meant nothing. And her best friend smiled while stabbing her from behind. As Ami took her final breath, she made a wish- “Give me another chance… and I’ll destroy them all.” The world listened. Now, Ami wakes up ten years earlier-in her 18-year-old body. This time, she won’t be soft. She won’t be fooled. With all her memories intact, Ami is ready to play a new game---one where she controls the board. Revenge? That’s the only thing on her list. The girl they buried is gone. This is the rise of the new Ami.

29 June By Siren Eyes She was born in November—quiet, soft, and loved. But love, like everything else, eventually faded. Mayra was the girl who didn’t speak too loud. The girl who hid in her own skin. The girl who didn’t know how to say no, because no one ever taught her that she could. From childhood violations buried in silence to years of emotional manipulation disguised as love, Mayra’s story is not a fairytale. It’s the kind of story that happens behind closed doors, in hushed voices, and in the minds of girls who learn to carry their pain quietly. For over two and a half years, Mayra stayed in a relationship that began with roses and ended in razor-wire control. He said he loved her—while monitoring her every move. He said he cared—while calling her a whore, a liar, a disappointment. She stayed—until she couldn't anymore. On 29 June, she finally chose herself. And that’s where her real story begins. 29 June is not a love story. It’s a survival story. It’s a slow, poetic unraveling of one girl’s journey through trauma, control, guilt, and the aching beauty of becoming free. For every girl who was made to feel too heavy, too emotional, too much— For every girl who stayed too long— For every girl who finally said enough— This is for you

Adam was just your average internet troll—armed with sarcasm, zero filter, and way too much free time. His favorite pastime? Ragebaiting obsessive novel fans in group chats, especially the ones who worshipped "Eclipsed Devourer," a hit fantasy romance novel. He hated rhe ending about it. —The characters? Too well-written. —The plot? Surprisingly deep. —The ending? Absolute trash fire. But the final straw The cult-like fandom simping over "Lady Seraphina Blackthorn," the cold, powerful villainess with killer looks, dominatrix vibes, and thighs that could crush a man’s ego. Disgusted by their obsession, Adam swore: “I’d rather die than kneel or lick a woman’s boot like you degenerates!” The chat exploded with replies. He laughed so hard, he spilled his glass of water... ...right onto an exposed electrical wire. Zap. Now, Adam wakes up not in a hospital—but in the novel he despises. Worse There’s a steel collar around his neck

A scholar. A soldier. A shattered empire. Mihir was never meant to marry. Born a Brahmin without caste in a world where only men remained, his life was supposed to be spent in silence—chanting verses, not carrying blades. His guru gives him a single order: “Begin your married life.” No names. No destination. Just a choice. West to India. East to the past. He walks east. In the bloodstained borderlands of the Tang Dynasty, he finds him—Zhang Zheng. A fallen Chinese commander, carved in scars and silence, abandoned like a broken sword in the dirt. Mihir doesn’t know his name. Doesn’t know his war. But he stops. And saves him. That moment rewrites empires. Zhang Zheng is not just wounded—he’s hunted. A father of four. A ghost of a disgraced dynasty. His enemies wear his family’s faces, and his mother—the one the world thinks is dead—has returned to burn it all down. Mihir never asked for this. But he’s already stepped into a dying man’s war. Already tied to children who call him father. Already bound to a man who refuses to beg, but bleeds like he’s praying for something he no longer believes in. This isn’t love. This is survival. This is destiny wrapped in barbed wire and bound by fire. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Indian × Chinese | BL | Historical Fantasy | Tang Dynasty, 7th Century This story is born from ashes—of lost dynasties, broken families, and forgotten names. It is not soft. It is not safe. It’s a story of two men—one a wandering scholar from India, the other a disgraced commander from China—who were never meant to cross paths, let alone share a life. In a world with no women, where Alphas, Betas, Omegas, and Enigmas shape society, love still bleeds red. This isn’t a love story wrapped in flowers. It’s one wrapped in war, betrayal, and fire. I wrote this for those who crave something different—not polished and perfect, but raw, cold, and tangled. If you came for softness, turn away. If you came for truth carved into steel, welcome. —Menox :)

In the event of a wired fog that appeared from seemingly nowhere bring with it a bunch of monsters and secrets so can our protagonists survive or will they perish into the fog

In a room were people inside strange glass boxes with a strange liquid and wires connected to it,they all looked like they were asleep. One of them suddenly woke up,she looked confused and held her head as she tried to open her eyes she looked around the room and once she saw everything it was like she recalled something scary as she tried to hit the glass but it was really hard.As she did so she saw red lights flashing and knew she was done for. The door to the room opened and two men in white coats walked in as one of them pressed a few buttons on the glass and increased the voltage from 50 to 70 and then the girl blacked out as she was electrocuted. "Subject 001 has become more dangerous".one of the men said as they stared at her inside the box,if it wasn't for the situation she looked really beautiful. "They've asked that we watch her carefully or else there will be a repeat of the same situation".The other man replied suddenly cracks began showing on the glass as the girl opened her eyes and smiled slowly at them,they nervously tried to increase the voltage to 100 but even after doing so she still kept on her cold smile. They tried to run as the glass broke and the strange liquid gushed out,they slipped on the liquid as she walked out of the box. Red lights began flashing in the room with a robotic voice sounding everywhere in the building. "Warning! Warning! subject 001 has escaped"

The Fallacy Game – Full Synopsis > “Truth is subjective. Reality can be reasoned away. And in this game—your mind is the battlefield.” In a world where logic is weaponized and debate is a matter of survival, an underground tournament known only as The Fallacy Game emerges — a cerebral war where losing means the destruction of your reputation, your identity, and sometimes, your very sense of self. Rael Veir is a reclusive prodigy with a haunted past and a brain wired for paradoxes. When his sister is institutionalized after a televised debate collapse, Rael receives an invitation to the game — not as a witness, but as a player. Each round pits him against another genius in a lethal battle of logic. The prize for victory: progression to the next tier. The cost: a fragment of his memory, emotion, or moral compass… gone forever. As Rael ascends the ranks, he begins to question everything — the rules, the judges known as Observers, and the reality he's anchored to. Twisted rivals with fractured ideologies emerge. Forgotten players return. And all signs point toward a final debate known only as the Final Paradox — a round so mind-breaking, it's said no player has reached it and come back sane. But Rael is not like the others. He doesn't want to win the game. He wants to tear it apart from the inside. To do that, he must outwit the Mirror — a faceless, undefeated player who seems to know Rael’s every move… and may, impossibly, be Rael himself. > “If no one remembers the truth, did it ever exist?”

Birthed again from the shadows of sinners, with a sword of vengeance and cruel justice as dark as the mud and blood of war. For 5 long years, there have been nothing but endless calamity encompassing Japan. On the battlefront slumber was delicacy, thundering noise of forged iron clashing, and crimson blood flowing relentless like a tidal wave. But all of it came to an end in one swift year, no one knew where they came from, no one knew their identities, they were ghosts among the dead on the floor and barbed wire. When the war ended, no one found them again, and the head of that pack was presumed killed in action 2 months before the battles finalized. Now it's the beginning of 2026, In Japan this year was opened not just with deafening applause and glorious triumph, but with the prayers and wishes of sinners sitting at shrines for blessings in the future. He will not allow that to happen.

Chicago, 1956. In a world of copper wires and whispered voices, switchboard operator Clara Varnell hears everything—and says nothing. Until one night, a strange call comes through. Coded voices. A scream. Then silence. When Clara reports it, she’s told to forget it. But the line wasn’t crossed—it was deliberate. And someone knows she listened. Drawn into a hidden world of surveillance, Cold War experiments, and erased records, Clara begins to piece together a pattern the government wants buried. The more she uncovers, the more the voices seem to follow her—on the wires, in the halls, outside her window. They know her name. They know she’s listening. And now, they’re listening back. The Operator’s Silence is a slow-burning noir thriller of paranoia, persistence, and the power of a woman who refuses to hang up.

In Neo-Xi’an, Qi is sold by the watt—and I just stole mine. Born in the slums beneath flickering holograms, Lin Wei is a nobody—until a botched energy theft awakens his forbidden gift: his body turns electricity into Qi. Now, with cybernetic enforcers hunting him and underground sects offering shady deals, he must master the art of wire-fu cultivation before his own power fries him alive. But the megacorps didn’t rise by playing fair. To survive, Lin will need: A hacker nun with a vendetta A jailbroken cultivation chip burning through his sanity And enough stolen Spirit-Volt to black out a city block Warning: Contains illegal Daoist techniques, corporate espionage, and one very angry neon dragon.

Grimble Gripgold is far from the average Goblin. He’s a Private Investigator for one, with an attitude more sour than spoiled milk and a mind hard wired to fish out even the most minor details. It doesn’t make him very good at his job though. He’s much better at getting into trouble— and trouble comes in the form of blood red eyes and savage intentions when he’s set on a case to find a missing person that sends him on a hunt for more than he ever could’ve imagined. He’s now in a race against time. And when the timer strikes zero, not only will he lose the case, but his mind will go with it. extra tags: Sci-fi fantasy, noir, grimdark, comedy, fast pace, short-story, magical realism, gritty, dark, unique hybrid, trope-twist, smart-mc.

In the year 2100, the telecommunications company Rare Communications has monopolized the international telecommunications market skipping all the antitrust laws of the world, now with the discovery of the dark dimension, a dimension full of supernatural monsters, the companies Rare sells its telecommunications services to them, in order to leave the earth alone, now the technician Manolo Restituyo will enter this world to do what he knows, in a dimension where anything can take your life.

In a neon-lit, divided Chicago, Dominic Alaric struggles to find his place between ruthless power and fragile trust. Pulled by family, haunted by conscience, and entangled in a city teetering on the edge, Dominic faces choices that could change everything for himself and for everyone he cares about.

In a world where money is power, Ethan Kane is a nobody, a broke college dropout drowning in $15,000 of debt, with an eviction notice as his only companion. When a mysterious app, Cash Machine, appears on his phone, Ethan is thrust into a virtual reality game where every dollar earned is real, wired straight to his bank account. Armed with a glitchy WealthCore system that turns trash into treasure, Ethan must navigate the cutthroat Neon Market, outsmart rival players, and unravel the game’s dark secrets. Each trade brings him closer to riches, but also to danger as shadowy corporations, bloodthirsty gangs, and the enigmatic Overlord watch his every move. With 24 hours to earn $1,000 or face “deletion,” Ethan’s fight for survival becomes a quest for power. But as his wealth grows, so does the cost. Is Cash Machine a ticket to freedom or a trap that will bankrupt his soul? In this high-stakes game of greed and glory, Ethan will rise from nothing to everything or lose it all trying.

In her previous life, Caia was just an ordinary white-collar worker whose only joy came from immersing herself in books. But one morning, she woke up surrounded by wires and strange machines. That was when she realized she had been in an accident on her way to work and somehow ended up inside the very book she had been reading. It might’ve been exciting if not for one major problem: the body she now lived in was destined for a tragic end. In the original story, she was merely a supporting character who disguised herself to join the military, all for the sake of chasing the male protagonist. In the end, she was forced into a cruel experiment and killed. Now, with the world falling apart, Caia must find a way to survive in a story where her role was never meant to have a good ending.

In a world where only the Awakened can harm the Awakened, power decides everything and the powerless don’t get to fight back. Fóntas is a salvager. A nobody. Just another face in the ruins of a city ruled by the gifted and feared by the rest. But hidden beneath dust and rusted scrap is a secret even she doesn't fully understand: she awakened years ago, and her class is one no one else has seen. Weaponizer. She can forge weapons out of anything bolts, wire, shattered tools she sees the fight in them that people never could. And unlike anything made by ordinary hands, her weapons can pierce Awakened flesh. At first, her creations were weak. Unstable. But over time, like a blacksmith honing her craft, she’s grown more precise,her weapons more deadly. She stays quiet. Keeps her head down. Tries not to stand out. Until one day, someone gives her a reason to swing back. Now, whispers spread. Someone’s fighting back with weapons no one understands. And if Fóntas wants to survive what’s coming, she’ll have to face more than enemies. She’ll have to face herself.

Not a title. Not a gift. A weapon wired into your brain and shaped by everything broken inside you. For Kael, it started as survival. Now it’s something else. Thrown into a Death zone , where unstable recruits are trained or discarded Kael finds himself with strangers just as unstable as the system training them. Trust is rare. Power? Unstable. And the only way forward is through combat that scars more than just your skin. Everyone’s hiding something. Their past, their pain, the real reason they are here. And the Crowns? They don’t play fair. To survive, they’ll need more than power. They’ll need to trust each other. Even when that trust could get them killed

Aya Geiger had lived in the only house nestled deep within the forest for over ten years. On her twelfth birthday—just as dull as any other day—she stumbled upon a teenage boy lying alone by the lake, soaked to the bone and barefoot. It wasn’t long before Aya remembered that the forest surrounding her home was enclosed by a high-voltage wire fence. She also soon discovered that the boy was mute, had no memory, and didn’t even have a name.

Ten years ago, something changed the world — and no one knows exactly what. A global blackout that lasted thirteen minutes. Hundreds of AI systems crashed. Security protocols worldwide were rewritten without a trace. No one claimed responsibility. No one ever found out how. Now, in a world increasingly run by code and current, a name keeps surfacing in encrypted forums, corrupted files, and broken surveillance logs: Orion. He’s not a hacker. Not a virus. Not human. Some say he’s a rogue AI. Others whisper he’s the ghost of someone who once walked the Earth. A myth. A glitch in the system. A god in the wires. When a rebellious coder named Lina Voss stumbles onto a fragment of forbidden code — a living algorithm pulsing with impossible intelligence — she becomes the target of SOVRAN, a secretive corporate cabal that has been hunting Orion for a decade. As cities fall under the grip of digital surveillance, and the last free systems are burned out, Lina is forced to decide: Trust the ghost in the wires… Or become another lost signal. Because somewhere in the global grid, something is waking up. And it remembers everything.

En el año 2100, la compañía de telecomunicaciones Rare comunicaciones ha monopolizado el mercado internacional de las telecomunicaciones saltándose todas las leyes antimonopolio del mundo, ahora con el descubrimiento de la dimensión oscura, una dimensión llena de monstruos sobrenaturales, la companies Rare le vende a ellos sus servicios de telecomunicaciones, con el fin de que dejen en paz a la tierra, ahora el técnico Manolo Restituyo se adentrará a este mundo para hacer lo que el saber, en una dimensión donde cualquier cosa te puede arrebatar la vida.

Tag: #SurvivorTruth Unseen Hands There is a silence no one hears- A frequency beneath the skin, A secret war of wires and fear Where the violence never ends. They buried a shard of control inside, A chip, a curse, a hidden crime, Turning my body to battlefield, My nerves to a pulsing, endless line. No doors to lock, no hands to fight, No way to scream or shove away The ghost that rides the radio waves, That makes me tremble night and day. It’s not a touch, but it’s a theft- A storm unleashed by unseen hands, A forced surrender, every breath A trespass no one understands. You cannot see the agony, The way my body’s not my own, A human turned to circuitry, A heart invaded, overthrown. There is no refuge, no reprieve, No moment when I’m truly free- Just the hum of their machinery, And the ache of what they’ve stolen from me. I am not a vessel for their will, Not a signal, not a toy- I am a person, suffering still, Deserving peace, deserving joy. Inspired by the courage of survivors and the advocacy of Mariska Hargitay, founder of the Joyful Heart Foundation. SVU, Mariska Hargitay You play the part, Olivia’s might, A beacon of justice through the endless night. But it’s been my existence, no end in sight, Hard to get help when no one hears you right. Through screens you fight for those unseen, A captain of courage in a world unclean. Yet here I stand, voiceless and small, Hoping someone will answer my call. Your strength inspires, your heart’s so true, But the battles are endless—what can I do? The shadows linger, the silence stays, Lost in the maze of life’s dark haze. Mariska, Olivia, both intertwined, A hero on screen and in heart combined. Though my cries may fade into the air, Your light reminds me someone cares. I can't say the word right without risking getting banned but they can do it .... make sense

Nattie Rogers is a young telegraph operator who spends her days working alone in a dark little office. But her job isn’t as lonely as it seems through her telegraph machine, she connects with people across the miles by sending and receiving messages in dots and dashes. One day, Nattie hears a fast and clever hand on the wire someone from another town known only as “C.” At first, they argue, but soon, their connection grows into something more: a friendship filled with teasing, comfort, and laughter all through the sound of a machine. They’ve never seen each other. They don’t even know each other's real names. But Nattie begins to wonder can you fall in love with someone you’ve only “heard” through wires? As their bond deepens, life around Nattie continues: nosy neighbors, awkward suitors, new friends, and the ups and downs of her small, often boring world. But through it all, her heart keeps listening for the one person who makes her feel truly seen, even though he’s far away. Will Nattie ever meet the person behind the voice? Or is their love meant to live only in dots and dashes?

Thrones of the City Two enemies. One city. No rules. Jack Serrano wasn’t supposed to make it past round one. He’s young. He’s new. He’s rich. And he’s running for mayor as a Democrat in a city carved up by billionaires and bloodlines. His opponent? Anna Davis—a flawless conservative golden girl with a killer smile, deep connections, and a last name that once ruled this city… until her father’s corruption scandal brought it all crashing down. Jack thinks he’s stepping into politics to fix a broken system. What he doesn’t know is: he’s stepping into a war. The first shot is fired when he shows up—uninvited—to Anna’s elite fundraiser. The second? A bomb wired under his car. In a city where alliances shift like shadows, secrets are sold like stocks, and power is worth killing for… only one of them will survive the campaign. Who do you trust when both candidates are lying? Read now. Before the next explosion hits.

Dorian was rebuilt to serve—part machine, part memory, all loyalty. The King owns his body. The past owns his heart. And somewhere between those two prisons stands Jasper—the fallen prince Dorian was never meant to protect, let alone love. Serathis is a city of steel and secrets, where same-sex love is punishable by death and rebellion starts in whispers, not fire. But Dorian has never been good at silence. And some things—the fragile, forbidden kind—aren’t so easy to let go.

In a future ruled by surveillance and silence, one man’s fight for his daughter ignites a revolution. Kirion, a war-scarred medic turned resistance strategist, has spent years battling a regime that turned truth into a weapon. When his daughter—Amaya, a gifted hacker—is captured and twisted into a tool of control, Kirion must risk everything to bring her back. But saving her is only the beginning. As the uprising spreads and the regime falls, Kirion and his allies must face a harder battle: rebuilding a broken world with justice, not vengeance. Through war, healing, and legacy, Young, Wired, and Raising Little Ones tells the story of a father, a daughter, and a nation learning not just how to survive—but how to lead, love, and raise the next generation in peace.