Brain Swap Novels & Stories

the voice continues, and I heighten my senses. “Look at your hands. They aren’t shaking because you’re tired; they are shaking because the ‘you’ in there is losing its grip on the controls. You’re not just ‘taking hits’ anymore. Every time your head snaps back, a piece of your childhood, a memory of your loved ones, a bit of your basic math, it just… leaks out. You aren’t just tired, you’re resetting. Your brain is turning into a bowl of gray static, and the scary part? You won't even remember I told you this in ten minutes.”

She blinks a few times, “Yeah, it was a weird DeJa’Vu moment.” “What do you mean?” I ask, still concerned. “DeJa’Vu is the name of a neurological abnormality in the temporal lobe of the brain. It is the sensation that a current situation happened in the past.” Curiously, I ask, “What part of it felt familiar?” Tru shrugs, “I don’t know. It isn’t important. I’m probably about to get a migraine or something.”

Ethan crouched beside her. “Your neural pattern is the master template,” he said quietly. Ariana felt sick. “So what happens when it spreads?” Victor answered before Ethan could. “Chaos.” The word echoed through the room. “The human brain wasn’t designed to carry multiple consciousness streams,” Victor continued. “If the signal reaches people—” “They’ll hear them,” Ethan finished. Ariana’s chest tightened. “Hear who?” Victor gestured to the screens. “The ones trapped in the system.”

I waited in the hallway, my stomach in knots, Liora pacing restlessly in my mind. Finally, the door opened. Dr. Steve gestured me inside. My mother sat on the examination table, looking small and frightened. I went to her side, took her hand. Dr. Steve pulled up images on a large screen. X-rays. Brain scans. Areas highlighted in red. "Ms. Moonhollow." His voice was serious. "Your mother has a significant injury to her brain. Specifically, the Broca's area the part responsible for speech production." I stared at the screen. "What caused it?"

Eventually, they all shook their heads with a frown on their faces. "Her amnesia didn't happen by accident. It was caused by intentional damage to the brainstem," one of the doctors said. Nathan's face darkened. He clenched his fists as he lost himself in thoughts. Suzanne looked at the doctors in astonishment. "Intentional damage? Did somebody give me a craniotomy?" "It wasn't a craniotomy, but a minimally invasive brain surgery. Someone tampered with your memory. Such surgery is risky, and a small mistake can cause severe and irreversible paralysis," the doctor explained.

She was silent and stopped moving for a second, giving it a deeper thought before speaking. “You said that his memories were altered,” she continued. “His brain is a complicated tangle of oddly wired memories and nerves. It is my guess but, I think the drug might have triggered his mind.” “Sarah,” Ophelia said, holding her hand up. “Slow down, I don’t get a word you are saying.”

Jack stated with desperation in his voice. Jack was actually worried Brianna would doubt his words for a fool, brainwashed by the enemy when she was unconscious. And he was worried because he was aware his intelligence was not as sharp as Brianna's. He could be correct, but he cannot ignore the possibilities of being wrong. Jack was also in the process of understanding, analyzing, and considering this and that in all the information his brain has received. Information that seemed too different from what they had been told a long time ago and reminded again and again over time.

The doctor said looking so disappointed. What does he mean? "W-what? How bad is it, doc?" "She was hit hard on the head when she was run over by the car, so her brain was affected which is now rotating and twisting on its axis or what we call the brain stem, causing it to disrupt the normal flow of nerve pathways, so she now lost her consciousness," he explained.

As soon as Stefan woke up he was shocked by what was happening to him at this time. “Why am I here? I should be at the airport by now and on my way to Switzerland." Stefan whispered to himself. Surprisingly, Stefan's brain returned to normal, even more powerful than that. All his memories were neatly arranged in his head. Amazingly, the number of neurons in his brain is more than double that of a normal human. There was a scream. "Why are you talking to yourself? You crazy! Trash son-in-law!” howled Bobby. Stefan smiled and hissed. “Trash son-in-law? We'll see later who will become trash."

Maybe their wedding was not as bad as she thought. On the contrary everything in Saul’s mind was in chaos. A couple of hours later when the doctor came to check upon Sophia he told him about her memory loss. “Like you assumed Mr Campbell, the last few minutes of her memory before the attack are erased from her mind. It is an auto repair mechanism executed by the body when it is in critical condition. The things or incidents which are hard to digest by the person are deleted by the system to keep the brain safe. Your wife might have suffered a shock from something crucial that you spoke to her during her panic attack. Consequently she had a stroke and everything that you spoke was deleted by