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Choosing The Alpha King

Choosing The Alpha King

Alex continued, "I've been contemplating, if we can break down objects into atoms, can we not also assemble atoms to recreate the materials we desire?" "Let's see," Alex said, presenting a collection of ten chairs. "We will disintegrate these chairs into atoms." A sound wave engulfed the chairs, reducing them to a pile of dust. "Now, we will reorganize these atoms into blocks, each made of a specific type of atom. This will make transportation easier." Another sound wave swept over the area, transforming the dust into neatly separated blocks of iron, wood, and rubber. "How can this be implemented?" Alex mused, as the scenery shifted to a mining landscape. "By applying this technique, we coul
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Phasma

Phasma

said Mar who was content in watching the free magic show. "What is this 'atomic number'?" Dorin asked, "How can you tell its weight?" "You mean, you’ve never seen a table of elements?” asked the professor. “Atoms can be differentiated by the number of protons around them," he explained, "it’s what makes one element different from another. Using your heightened senses, you could tell one element apart from the others..." Dupont saw the gaping look in Dorin's face and gave a small laugh. "Perhaps one day you could sit in on one of my lectures to learn more about how to magically 'sense' elements and atoms," he said, "for now, just think of it as separating pebbles by their size and color."
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Unfiltered Assets

Unfiltered Assets

She flipped to a fresh page and began to type. *Chapter Fifteen: The Ground State. In traditional physics, the ground state represents the lowest possible energy level of a quantum system, the point where all unnecessary movement ceases, and the true structure of the matter becomes visible. For twelve years, the Vane Global structure existed in a highly excited, artificial state, spinning faster and faster to maintain an illusion of stability. But here, on the concrete floor of a Brooklyn warehouse, the system has finally reached its ground state. The glass has been stripped away, the scripts have been burned, and the only thing left to calculate... is the depth of the foundation.*
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Hidden door to The Microscopic World

Hidden door to The Microscopic World

He didn't think about these things before. Meanwhile, Rhythm was also thinking about many things. He did like the view that was going past him. However, his thoughts took him back in time. In Fact, he himself had no plans to return to the forest area. For as long as he can remember he was stuck within that area. Aside from this fact. He was wondering if Arjun would leave him back. Truth was, he always felt that he was very different from other atoms. He felt he was weak among them. Atoms have always been a perennial source of energy. He never saw anyone going weak. But he has gone through many recovery processes. Although he recovered naturally he never understood why those things had only h
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Erza18
I already read this book and I can say this is a unique story and different from the usual story we read. I like the story and the characters, the mysteries, and friendship. Keep It up, author. I will be supporting you on this. Keep writing.
Blackcrust
This book is like a box filled with cute imagination, unique plot and sci-fi elements. I really enjoyed reading this fun lighthearted sci-fi. Everyone should give this one a try. Keep up the good work, author.
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The Boyfriend App

The Boyfriend App

“Mmm… do you think your love for me is strong enough to bring you to the dance?” “Yes, I believe so.” “Good,” Kate said sleepily and yawned. “It’s a date then. I’ll be waiting for you… Ecto, last question… How much… do you love me?” A brief silence from Ecto. Then, he answered softly: “7 times 10 raised to the 27th power. That is the total number of atoms in the average human body. H squared equals 8 thirds of pi G rho. This is the formula that demonstrates the constant expansion of the universe. From a less scientific or numerical perspective, I was created to love you, Kate. You are the reason that I exist.”
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Fading to Zero

Fading to Zero

It turned out that what had been growing inside Ruby was not a baby at all. It was a tumor. In addition, her uterus was removed when she was eight years old to save her life. The reason she deliberately fell yesterday was that she had already been scheduled for a minimally invasive surgery to remove the tumor. She just used the entire situation to scheme against my marriage. I watched Zach’s ice-cold expression on the screen. Even through the video, I could feel the frost in his gaze seemed enough to chill the air. Yet Ruby still had no idea her lies had been exposed.
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Cursed Beta And Her Mates

Cursed Beta And Her Mates

That was my understanding; whether it was correct or not, I had to try to find out. Looking around, I focused on the stack of A4 paper containing the MUAS report that Bill had brought. And I began. I focused on my own skin, flesh, and blood vessels. Air, tiny dust particles, and slowly reached out to the work desk nearby. I focused on the paper, on the very atoms clinging together, and pushed. I summoned them. Just like that, when I opened my eyes, the paper had fallen into my hands, transformed into shredded scraps. I didn't want to tear them up!
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Marked Against My Will

Marked Against My Will

The concept strained its previous logic. Because coexistence is inefficient. Unpredictable. Unstable. But fertile. Riven’s instruments spiked softly. “It’s restructuring again.” Ardyn whispered, “Is it destabilizing?” “No,” Mara said. “It’s… simplifying.” The entity’s outer mineral lattice began shedding density. Blackened stone fractured and fell away, dissolving into inert dust before hitting the ground. Its towering height reduced gradually. Phase light remained. Concentrated. Contained. It was relinquishing mass.
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Encounters with the Pen

Encounters with the Pen

But it also reminds us of a much greater truth that in figures and in real life, the quantity of inequality will always be greater that equality. It is surprising to note that the basic elements of the earth operate on almost the same level as fractions. Fire reduces everything to ashes, wind to dust, as water dissolves and death causes decay. Everything will have to be reduced into singular, molecular or atomic level before finally it becomes part of the very element that consumes it. Floods, even in friendships, happen in order for us to appreciate the bridges built, destroyed and restored which only shows how solitary this life really is. Every little act of reduction entails pain. And th
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DEVIL'S VALE

DEVIL'S VALE

Shall we? At the same time William came again into the class. "Hey, have you forgotten what l say you few minutes ago. Who allow you to come inside again?", asked the teacher with rage. "Sorry sir, l forget my element here. l know an element is a pure substance that is made from a single type of atom and is a building block for all the rest of the matters in the world. So l mean my element is also made from an atom containing single proton and a single electron and it is very worthy to me.
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Man, 'Atom H' takes me back! That's the manga by the legendary Osamu Tezuka, often called the 'God of Manga.' It's a lesser-known gem compared to his iconic 'Astro Boy,' but it carries that same blend of sci-fi and heart. Tezuka's style is unmistakable—his characters have those big, expressive eyes, and his stories weave deep themes into seemingly simple adventures. 'Atom H' feels like a passion project, where he experimented with darker tones while keeping that classic hopeful vibe. I stumbled upon it years ago in a used bookstore, and it’s been a nostalgic favorite ever since—proof that even Tezuka’s ‘obscure’ works are masterclasses in storytelling.

Funny thing, I later learned 'Atom H' was part of his early 'Atom Universe'—same world as 'Astro Boy,' but grittier. It’s wild how Tezuka could flip between child-friendly tales and complex narratives effortlessly. If you dig retro manga with soul, this one’s worth hunting down. The art alone is a time capsule of 60s-70s Japan, all rocket ships and existential robots.

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