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Dawn of the Gatekeepers
2459 January 22 Earth Prime, Within the Terra System.
“I always hated the concept of fate. The concept that no matter what we do in life a pre-ordained destiny is awaiting us all. And in this case, it was the destruction of the society I was once a part of. In the beginning, I didn't think it would ever get this far. That so many of us would be killed because of one man's vision. A vision of a perfect world that could never be. A world that would be built upon the backs of those who sought to preserve freedom and justice. A world where evil would be the governing force and those who were like me would be nothing but a memory.”
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The Ace at the Apex
“Do the common folks know? They don’t! All they know is that wow, look at this guy, he’s so rich that he can do anything he wants. Why does he deserve this? Because he won the birth lottery? While you’re living in peace and lamenting the fact that you were abandoned and have been suffering from it, we’ve been living our lives under the fear of being assasinated. Compared to us, don’t you think your boring childhood was better and safer?”
Iseult was shocked into silence. She had never thought of this before! Now that she thought more deeply, she realized she could very likely be wrong! When one built a utopia, one might not get to see it exactly as they had idealized it. They would still have
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Reluctant Companion: Futuristic Dark Romance
“You’re welcome, but for what?”
“Everything.” That, along with the deeper kiss he pressed to her lips, was answer enough.
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Author’s Notes
I love futuristic, post-apocalyptic, and/or dystopian fiction. I wouldn’t want to live it, of course, but it’s fun to imagine how bad things could get, and how good people would function in the aftermath. In this book, I also explored a bit how harsh times make even good people do some questionable things. Can you forgive a good character if he (or she) does something morally ambiguous for the ones they love? I like complex characters and questions like that. I hope I gave a modicum of competency to exploring the idea.
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Leesa's Advent
She guessed it made sense for her subconscious to draw upon a setting she knew so well.
She found it quite amusing to dream about a dystopian San Diego, because in many ways the place was not all that different from a volkaane settlement. The energy fields produced by electrical and battery-operated vehicles and appliances attracted dangerous portals to another world, so they had been dismantled and outlawed. There were no cars, no televisions, no phones—her subconscious must have played a role in that, too. In any case, Rave certainly would have felt right at home in such a place.
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Secrets of Time
Being doubtful is already what I am and anyone can't be an exemption to it.
It's not my fault neither his fault. The world molded me to be this way and now I'm adapting it to everything. I guess this is what everyone should be. Doubts... They sometimes save people from being betrayed but at the same time turn them into close-minded humans.
I want to change this world. I want to change everyone and make them see that the world is not all about robots, technologies, and power. It's not just all about being greedy and being a slave. This world still has something great to offer. I want them to see what I saw in those books. I want them to experience how amazing the world can be but it's still f
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Into Dystopia
Epilogue…
The keeper Namiyen, told me the truth about the half breeds. The prophecy did not cursed us, but the Brakoon made everyone to believe that we are cursed creatures. The Brakoon has used and abused countless number of poor souls, but in the end, the mighty faceless Brakoon who has ruled Dystopia for over a thousand years has now been trapped into a small confinement together with the spirits of the Martians he has slain.
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How to Avoid Death on a Daily Basis
“It could mean they’re all linked to it. Like a central processor for a hive mind. Maybe they look so similar because they’re part of one giant organism.”
The problem with having a thorough knowledge of science-fiction tropes was that you were never short of a stupid idea. A bunch of drones working to fulfil the commands of a giant green brain? Sure, why not? It might even be true. It wouldn’t be the craziest lifestyle choice we’d encountered in this world.
“Do you think we should follow him?” asked Jenny. We could still see the druid.
The thing about running away down a long straight road was that your escape took a long time and was very visible. We could also see the other druids calling
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Mad Love 1: Gresso (English Version)
“Why do people do such horrible things? Blowing up people and causing mass killings. Sometimes I wonder if I’m actually cut out for this type of work.”
A bolt of fury surged through Ysiah when he heard the naïve words of the young man, but he told himself that Zinc was green and hadn’t been out in the field long. “People do horrible things because of ideology. Their belief system is more correct than the others. Theirs is superior. Theirs must be the one followed. They might even think they’re doing the world a favor by getting rid of the undesirables.”
“Like these prisoners?”
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The Devil's Embrace
“Yes, we risk making it boring. But, I think Mr. Rick will appreciate an organized paper rather than a messy one. Besides, we can pick two interesting works.”
“What do you have in mind?” he asks softly. For no reason, his mellow voice and cooperativeness give my heart a certain jittery. It slowly starts pounding in a fluttering way.
My expression softens considerably and so does my voice. “What about 1984 and Brave New World? Both are dystopian novels, but the societies described in each book are different. We can discuss the social orders and their influence on the societies.”
That’s when I hear a long heavy sigh. He twirls his pen and looks up at me, revealing his sharp handsome features.
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The Little Wolf of Tycoon Louis
Humans always protect the environment, while doing the opposite makes the environment worse and worse. Humans have gradually eroded and destroyed a place once home to millions of other species. And it is also people who make the seemingly impossible things obvious and become the most normal.
The beginning of a crime is a destructive ambition. The more complete the material, the easier it is for people to fall into terrible desires that they no longer can turn back.
Daisy City is a famous imperial city.
Night
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Frequently Asked Questions
The environment itself can be the dystopian element. We often see poisoned wastelands, but consider a world that successfully geo-engineered a 'perfect' climate, but at the cost of permanent, controlled stagnation.
Weather is a state-administered product. The 'Sunshine Lottery' decides which districts get clear skies each year. The protagonist lives in a perpetually overcast sector and works in 'atmospheric nostalgia,' designing and selling virtual memories of unpredictable weather—thunderstorms, blizzards, even just a wildly windy day. The core idea is exploring how the elimination of natural chaos, of anything beyond total control, drains the soul from human experience. The conflict might arise when a real, unplanned fog rolls in, and the state declares it a terrorist act.
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