Electric Names Novels & Stories

"I know you have cars and such but why do you walk everywhere?” "Cars give off fumes so it throws off our sense of smell. We do have a couple of emergency vehicles that are electric in case we need to transport someone to the clinic or such. It’s a process to slowly switch all the vehicles to electricity or crossover types but we are doing it. With them also needing to be custom made for various jobs. It’s a little daunting. Also, any excuse to run as a wolf is better than none.” "I guess I never thought of it but that all seems reasonable.”

This confused the elf, but turned to Lamusha as the latter explained it to her. "Electricity is a form of energy that is generated by the movement of charged particles, such as electrons. It is basically what is being used in the modern world to power devices used for our convenience. Look at this," Lamusha went on to push a knob up. Instantly, bright, white light lit up. "So, it lights fire inside... this glass orb," Nimuel wondered, stretching her fingers to touch the orb hanging above her. "Careful, Lady Saeltheriel. No use losing a hand just before the war," Vorga warned her. Nimuel jerked her hand back.

He talked with the acumen and authority of a sage dispensing advice to a young king under his care. “Yes, these vehicles are still much greener and energy-efficient than normal internal combustion engines, but the real root was the lack of pollutants when driving. If our national power generation source were hydropower, then the cars we are using now would be perfectly safe and unharmful to the environment. But that’s not how this country generates its power now, is it? We rely on thermal power most of all, and so our cars are adding to that consumption simply because they rely on electricity produced by fossil fuel!

“They’ll let you do that? Rent the land, and all that other stuff you mentioned?” “Yes. They will.” “How do you know?” Connor smiled. “I’ve figured out what they all want… and I’m prepared to give it to them.” “But – if you do what you say you’re going to do… aren’t you going to totally screw all the coal plants?” “Not just coal. Imagine a world where electricity costs less than a tenth of what it does now – not to mention it’s clean. Imagine you can pull your electric car into a charging station and fill up your car in under a minute, and for less money than a single gallon of gas. That’s what we’re talking about – and it’s only five, maybe ten years down the road.”

Just then, a middle-aged man in a suit strode up and asked, "Can't you let me through? You're just stopping fossil fuel vehicles that cause global warming, aren't you? I drive a Tesla—it doesn't fall into that category!" However, a youth with a megaphone snapped at him right then, "Hell yes it does! Hypocrites who drive electric cars like you are the worst! Do you think your car won't pollute the atmosphere just because it doesn't use gasoline? Power plants burn tons of coal to generate electricity, which produces plenty of greenhouse gases! Electric cars are just as guilty as fossil fuel cars!"

He would've gone for a detailed answer about it, but he was talking with kids. The kids frowned and looked at each other before looking at him again. "What's electricity?" one of the girls asked. "Why are there so many letter R? It's hard to say," Amy commented. Jai chuckled and tried to make it more simple. "Electricity or thunder is a very energetic energy. It beats the other elements in cheerful way." That got some small exclamation marks from the kids. "So they're moving around so much?" the boy asked. "Can it beat the other in speed?" one of the girls asked.

Imagine driving hundreds of miles on a single charge! Liam raised an eyebrow slightly. Seemed like a good idea, and he was eager to hear more. "That would be a game-changer," he admitted, curiosity growing. "But there are already big players in the electric car market. What makes your technology different?" He asked. Mr. Edwards chuckled. "Ah, that's where the magic lies. Our batteries are not only more powerful but also lighter and faster to charge. They use a unique combination of materials and a proprietary design that we believe will give us a significant edge."

The Neo-Rome Empire was written on its body, making its identity self-explanatory. The Captain quickly changed the car’s settings to manual, as he drove the now meek gladiators to the coordinates that were sent to him. Kalen was further astonished, on discovering that the bus was going without any form of fuel. It was an electric-powered bus. An electric-powered bus was not surprising, but a random bus like this being electric-powered was mind-blowing. “Is every car here electric powered?” Kalen felt lightheaded. All you needed to ride was to charge it at any shop, or even your own home, as this behemothic organization installed chargers in every house in the city.

He asked, "We were all pretty excited about it actually... which in hindsight it probably wasn't the best idea to actually contact Mr. Kramer while drunk." "Ya think!?' I exclaimed. "He called me out for it already. Let me see what I sent." I returned my attention to my phone, clicking to my "sent" emails. Hi Dakota,, Since you think that I donnt date and you think me ideas for articles are boring 🥱. I havehad some drinks and come up with an idea. think you will like :😄. It's called "eleDATE" - catchy rite? But the gist is that I will ride the elevator each morning from top to bottom, and I gotta ryde it with a man from the office 🙃. I will blinfold so that I won't know who it is 🫣🤫. Th