Utopia Novels & Stories

However, it was difficult for him to reject David’s suggestion. There was a chance to make Planet Buck stronger and more competitive. They would be able to protect themselves when enemies came. As the ruler of Planet Buck, there was no way Utopia could turn him down. Utopia knew how it felt to not be able to defend yourself when someone was attacking your planet. He watched his people die one by one, and their population which had numbered nearly a hundred million had decreased over time, leaving only a few million left. Yet, there was nothing he could do.

He knew I wasn't joking because I did not like her to begin with. We arrived at the Utopia after a two hours drive, using Mason's untarred road. It was a bumpy ride, but it was faster than the original road which took five hours to get there. Mason and I decided we would tar or cement the road, whichever was wallet-friendly to us. We were not as buoyant as we once were because of our businesses. We still used human currency, and we got dividends from shares and businesses but our restrictions hindered our business and stopped us from expanding further, and because the business world is ever-changing it had affected us tremendously. I guess we couldn't have it

Perfect. She didn’t have any clue why mother named me after his city. The queen was the second youngest princess of the City of Utopia. A very beautiful island of beautiful people. Nothing could compare to what the place has to offer. Stretches of fine white sands. Ranges of mountains. Smiling people. A place of freedom. Sighing, she find herself making her way to the kitchen. Hands on her stomach, she felt so elated she saw Darcy, Sweetie Darcy, who is busy doing something on the counter.

I couldn't get enough of the utopia this place offered. I let my eyes open, meeting the dense vegetation ahead. Something about it reminded me of the Morenos. Desolate, unkempt, haggard. Exactly how those fuckers would be when I was done with them. Their pack house would be in ruins. It'd be a place unfit for habitation even for termites and ants.

“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 ide

“A DeLuca protecting her. Fascinating.” Hatred darkened Luca’s expression. “You destroyed lives for science.” “No,” Dr. Vale corrected calmly. “I saved humanity from extinction.” The chamber lights below brightened further. More containment pods became visible through the mist. Hundreds of them. Maybe thousands. Ava’s stomach twisted. “What is this place?” Dr. Vale’s expression softened almost proudly. “Eden.” The name echoed strangely through the stairwell. “The world above is collapsing,” he continued. “Governments fail. Wars spread. Resources vanish. Humanity destroys itself repeatedly.” He tilted his head slightly. “So I created something stronger.”

It was nice to know I was so evolved. "How did things work in the commune?" He snorted. “In a bad way. The Valley of Liberty was not exactly organized around of a philosophy other than hedonism. “There's nothing wrong with pleasure. “Depends where he comes from. I pondered. “For example, no one should take pleasure in hurting another person. or harm the environment. He nodded intensely in agreement. — I agree, but the lack of knowledge, consideration and wrong priorities can generate just as dangerous results. Take your hawks as an example. They do not

Thousands of thousand years ago, when the world is still young, a certain Utopia rises in the vast seas above the horizon. It omits a luminous light that allures different creatures –giants, beasts, fairies, angels, demons, werewolves and even humans, millions of miles away. It was a strong kingdom showered with prosperity.

There were only quiet household staff moving like ghosts in the background. For a fleeting moment, the anger in Antonia's heart softened into a profound sense of pity. She thought about how incredibly sad it must be. Portia seemed to have absolutely everything the world could offer—unfathomable wealth, immense power, and a name that made the entire university bow. Yet, the true essence of life, the simple warmth of having a loving family by your side, was completely missing.

he smiled and looked at us "Our future generation, so you can help us survive." I tried to look around and saw that all of the students here are intently listening. I drew my eyes back to the front. Our instructor started his lesson by opening his holographic screen and showed us a place. Tall buildings are everywhere, there were bushes but no trees, waters and all of the structures are either silver or white. "This," he paused and pointed at the hologram, "is Society One." I felt my body tensed up and my attention went to the hologram, undivided.