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SUNDIAL

This isn’t a story of heroes and villains. In a fractured universe where justice and chaos blur, people are not saviors—they are survivors. Dreamers. Fighters shaped by a world that forces them to choose who they become. The Judgement Order maintains peace through control, offering the illusion of choice while quietly shaping society to its will. Opposing them are multiple revolutionary groups, but the one that stands out the most is the Plasma Nexus, a rebellion that fights for freedom… even if that freedom leads to destruction. But what is freedom without order? And what is order without truth? At the center of it all is Iver Tanaka, the Masked Drifter—a boy forged by tragedy, searching for purpose in a world that sees him as a monster. He doesn’t have the answers. And neither do we. Through his journey, SUNDIAL explores identity, survival, and the cost of choice. It asks a simple question with no easy answer: Would you fight for freedom… even if it meant embracing chaos? Or would you accept control… in exchange for peace? There are no right sides here. Only consequences. Welcome to SUNDIAL. Freedom isn’t always what it seems. And neither are the people fighting for it. "SUNDIAL" is a sci-fi novel about survival and rebellion in a chaotic galaxy ruled by the oppressive Judgment Order. It follows Iver Tanaka, a 17-year-old scavenger from Earth's slums with the power of the Friction force. Known as the Masked Drifter, Iver works for his own survival until he's drawn into the struggle of the Plasma Nexus, a small rebellion fighting for freedom. As Iver uncovers truths about his past and the universe's corruption, he faces tough choices between selfish ambition and becoming a symbol of hope in a lawless world. The story combines intense action, morally complex characters, and a gritty, dystopian setting, exploring what it means to fight for survival and justice.
TAN_happybuffalo · 24.5k Views

Beast Integration

BEAST INTEGRATION The world ended when humanity tried to build the perfect soldier. What it created were Abominations—monsters born from hubris and laboratory glass, powerful enough to unmake civilization in a single generation. Cities fell. Governments dissolved. The dead zones spread like rot. When the first generation was finally burned from the earth, an organization called Rainbow rose from the ashes. They built walls. They lit floodlights. They promised the nightmare was over. They lied. Kael Veyron arrives at Rainbow Shelter starving, hollow-eyed, and too exhausted to question the price of a warm bed. For three weeks, the shelter is the closest thing to peace he has known since the Collapse. Then the old man who welcomed him disappears. Not into the wasteland. Not through the gates. Into thin air. Kael starts counting. Empty bunks. Reassigned work details. Meals prepared for residents who never come to collect them. Forty-one missing. Then more. And Rainbow does not seem interested in finding them. What he finds beneath the shelter is worse than death. The project never ended. It simply moved underground—renamed, sanitized, hidden behind reinforced steel and surgical lights. Forced into disposing of the failed experiments, Kael descends into a world of glass tanks and incinerators, of bodies that look almost human and screams that don't sound human at all. Then he finds the flask. Small. Unlabeled. Filled with a black substance that does not flow—it crawls . It presses against the glass with something like hunger. Like recognition. Cornered by Rainbow soldiers, out of options, out of time, Kael makes a desperate choice. He drinks it. His body breaks. His bones are unmade and rebuilt by hands he cannot see. His blood becomes something else—something ancient, something patient, something that has been waiting a very long time to wake up. When he opens his eyes, the soldiers are dead. Kael doesn't remember what happened. He only knows that something inside him has changed. Something is rewriting him from the marrow out. Something that does not want to possess him. It wants to become him. In a world where humanity has locked itself behind walls to keep the monsters out, Kael Veyron is learning the most terrifying truth of all: The apocalypse created the Beasts. Now it has created something that can become one. And the thing wearing his skin is just getting started.
marquise001 · 354 Views

Star Trek: Nexus

Based on Star Trek, created by Gene Roddenberry. Space: the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Nexus. Its seven-year mission: to explore strange new worlds; to seek out new life and new civilizations; to boldly go where no man has gone before. 30 years following the events of Star Trek Nemesis, the Milky Way Galaxy witnesses a remarkable union known as the Khitomer Alliance. Comprising the United Federation of Planets, Klingon Empire, New Romulan Republic, the Dominion, and various other entities, this alliance seeks to bring together diverse races and nations. The USS Nexus, a symbol of this unity, embarks on a seven-year exploration mission, echoing the principles of the Star Trek legacy. Under the command of Captain Anzyl Praxas, the USS Nexus represents a unique venture, transcending individual banners to unite a diverse crew. Hailing from different factions, the crew members bring with them a rich tapestry of beliefs, views, goals, values, and aspirations. As they navigate the uncharted territories of the galaxy, Captain Praxas faces the formidable challenge of fostering unity amidst dissension, overcoming bigotry, dispelling distrust, and bridging differences across the vast cosmic distances. Will the captain and his diverse crew successfully navigate the complexities of the final frontier, where every light year brings a new set of challenges? The journey of the USS Nexus unfolds as it boldly goes where no one has gone before.
Xairou · 490.5k Views